Top Picks for Streaming in December
Rohan Singh December 1, 2023
Roll out the blankets and fire up the popcorn – December is here, and it's officially snuggle-and-binge season! With the holiday lights twinkling and the air filled with jingles, what better way to celebrate than a full-blown movie and show marathon? Forget about dashing through the snow; we're talking dashing through an epic list of December must-watches. So, let's make those long winter nights a little brighter and much more entertaining with the perfect mix of shows and movies. Get ready to lounge like you've never lounged – your ultimate December watch guide is here!
Who We Become (Netflix, Dec 1)
Set against the backdrop of a vibrant city pulsating with life, this gripping drama series explores themes of love, ambition, and self-discovery. With its nuanced storytelling and compelling character arcs, "Who We Become" is a poignant reflection on the human experience, capturing the essence of what it means to grow and change in an ever-evolving w
Blood Coast (Netflix, Dec 6)
The show follows a determined detective as she unravels a complex web of murder, corruption, and long-buried secrets. As the investigation deepens, she's drawn into the dangerous underbelly of a community where loyalties are tested and no one is as they seem.
Kevin Hart & Chris Rock: Headliners Only (Netflix, Dec 8)
Two of comedy's biggest titans come together for an electrifying show that promises non-stop laughter and entertainment. In this unique series, Hart and Rock take to the stage, delivering their signature styles of humor while also exploring new comedic territory together.
The Great British Baking Show: Holidays (Netflix, Dec 8)
With snow-dusted challenges and yuletide-themed creations, this show blends the warmth of the season with the sweet taste of competition, making it the perfect ingredient for your holiday viewing. Ready to be whisked away?
The Crown (Netflix, Dec 14)
The show offers a compelling glimpse into the life of one of the most iconic figures of our time. Part two of the season's finale continues the majestic journey through the latter years of Queen Elizabeth II's reign, capturing the evolving landscape of the British monarchy and its changing world.
Reacher (Prime Video, Dec 15)
"Reacher" plunges viewers into the gritty world of Jack Reacher, a former military policeman turned drifter who finds himself entangled in a small town's complex web of conspiracy and corruption. Each episode is a high-octane blend of action, suspense, and mystery as Reacher confronts not only the dangers before him but also the shadows of his own past.
Maestro (Netflix, Dec 20)
Viewers are taken on a journey through the maestro's passionate and turbulent world, experiencing his artistic triumphs and the personal struggles that accompanied his public successes.
Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire (Netflix, Dec 22)
The story unfolds on a distant planet, where a young woman with a mysterious past and fiery spirit emerges as the beacon of hope against a cruel interstellar warlord. Endowed with extraordinary abilities and driven by a fierce determination, she embarks on a perilous journey across the stars to unite a band of unlikely allies.
Money Heist: Berlin (Netflix, Dec 29)
This show takes viewers into the thrilling and complex world of one of "Money Heist's" most charismatic characters. This spin-off focuses on Berlin's life, exploring the intricate backstories, personal demons, and the masterful heists that precede the events of the main series. Each episode delves deeper into Berlin's enigmatic personality and his genius for planning audacious robberies, revealing the man behind the myth.
Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2024 (ABC, Dec 31)
This iconic broadcast, a staple of New Year's Eve festivities, promises a star-studded lineup of performances from some of the biggest names in music. Live from Times Square, Ryan Seacrest hosts an unforgettable night filled with spectacular moments, countdown excitement, and special surprises.
