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Here’s what’s new to streaming this month

There’s plenty to enjoy on your favorite streaming services this December
By Ebony Williams
Dec 5, 2022

From holiday movies to binge-worthy docuseries and original shows, streaming services are upping the ante this month.

Netflix’s hit “Wednesday,” starring Jenna Ortega, drew 341 million viewer hours in its first week, a number that surpasses the record set by ”Stanger Things.” While this is a big win for the original show, it’s not the only binge-worthy hit streaming this month.

Here’s what’s coming to Hulu, Prime, Netflix and Disney+.

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“How The Grinch Stole Christmas” is currently the top streaming movie on Hulu. From a new dating show starring Taye Diggs to exciting original series like “Darby and the Dead” — a supernatural teen comedy — Hulu is the perfect place to sit back, grab a snack and binge this month.

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Prime streamers are loving the latest murder mystery series “Three Pines” and the drama “Riches.” Here’s what’s coming this month to Prime Video.

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While “Wednesday” fans are in a frenzy over the series’ surprise ending, there are plenty of other shows to look forward to this month, including “Kaleidoscope,” a heist drama that can be watched in any order, and the much anticipated docuseries about Meghan Markel and Prince Harry.

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Disney+

While there are plenty of family friendly series airing on Disney+ this month, the original documentary “If These Walls Could Sing,” featuring interviews with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, may be the most anticipated premiere of the season.

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About the Author

Ebony Williams is a writer, indie producer and director, and journalist for a variety of magazine outlets. Her career has led her to create content for entertainment, sports, lifestyle, local breaking news and more.

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