Whether you need a break from the World Cup or are searching for a bingeable series in between matches, we've got you covered. This week's TV slate has some real gems, including the return of Rebecca Ferguson's dystopian sci-fi thriller as its third season ramps up the intensity.
Netflix also treats crime drama fans to a '30s thriller set in Nice, France that sweeps holidaygoers up into murky events when a murder drags their already tense summer down a darker path.
Elsewhere, a remake of the iconic '00s film Legally Blonde finds a home on Prime Video, giving fans the origin story of Elle. The only question is, 'Which will you be watching first?' - and to answer that, you'll need to check what's in store over the next seven days.
Silo, season 3
Rebecca Ferguson's dystopian sci-fi series Silo is back on screens this week, and it would be a shame to let this one slip off your must-watch radar.
Ferguson's Juliette Nichols somehow miraculously survived the fiery blast in the season two finale, but returns with severe memory loss. Meanwhile, the silo struggles to recover following rebellion as a new threat causes more tension.
Fans will also learn the origin of the silo, as journalist Helen Drew (Jessica Henwick) and Congressman Daniel Keene (Ashley Zukerman) get caught up in a disastrous chain of events when they uncover a conspiracy in flashbacks to the 'Before Times'.
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Silo season 3 is available to watch from Friday 3 July on Apple TV and will air weekly on Fridays.
Survival of the Thickest, season 3
Michelle Buteau returns one last time as up-and-coming New York stylist Mavis Beaumont in the third and final season of Survival of the Thickest.
Expect more drama as she attempts to make a name for herself in the fashion industry and even more fireworks where her love life is concerned.
After a rocky season two, Marouane Zotti's Luca has made it clear that he intends to fight to win back Mavis' affection, but as her focus turns to solo motherhood and carving out her success, will she take a chance on love again only to risk further heartbreak?
Survival of the Thickest season 3 is available to watch from Thursday 2 July on Netflix.
Elle
From the world of Legally Blonde comes this new Prime Video series centred around the iconic, formidable character Elle Woods during her teenage years.
Elle turns the clock back to 1995, when the teen’s life takes a tumultuous turn with a family move. Now, she must face new encounters, friendship struggles, forbidden romances and, as the synopsis teases, "questionable fashion choices", as she "grows closer to the Elle Woods we know and love today".
Elle is available to watch from Wednesday 1 July on Prime Video.
X-Men '97, season 2
Everyone's favourite team of mutant heroes are back and battling the forces of the universe.
The X-Men find themselves divided across different time periods, struggling to find their way home.
Back in the '90s, new strains of mutant intolerance are increasing, and so are suspicious characters in the X-Men's absence.
X-Men '97 season 2 is available to watch from Wednesday 1 July on Disney+.
Summer '36
Get stuck into this '30s-set French crime thriller following a group of four women. Trouble erupts in the summer of 1936 in Nice, when, as the synopsis explains, "the vacationing bourgeoisie, accustomed to the French Riviera and its refined privileges, are appalled to see a wave of new vacationers arrive".
This creates a bedrock of tension when four women from very different backgrounds find themselves embroiled in a murder at the Riviera Hotel, and the crime "will completely upend their family, romantic, and professional lives".
Summer '36 is available to watch from Wednesday 1 July on Netflix.
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TV writer, Digital Spy Janet completed her Masters degree in Magazine Journalism in 2013 and has continued to grow professionally within the industry ever since. For six years she honed her analytical reviewing skills at the Good Housekeeping institute eventually becoming Acting Head of Food testing. She also freelanced in the field of film and TV journalism from 2013-2020, when she interviewed A-List stars such as Samuel L Jackson, Colin Firth and Scarlett Johansson. In 2021 she joined Digital Spy as TV writer where she gets to delve into more of what she loves, watching copious amounts of telly all in the name of work. Since taking on the role she has conducted red carpet interviews with the cast of Bridgerton, covered the BAFTAs and been interviewed by BBC Radio and London Live. In her spare time she also moonlights as a published author, the book Gothic Angel.
