Regina Hall and Sterling K. Brown star as the heads of a huge Southern Baptist megachurch forced to temporarily close after being rocked by a scandal in “Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul” (Peacock, streaming) a satire in the mockumentary style that also opens in theaters today.
A 13-year-old who beat cancer returns to school exuberant to try anything in the new family series “Life by Ella” (Apple TV+, streaming), with Lily Brooks O’Briant in the title role.
Everybody is still wearing bathing suits in the latest dating reality show in the South of France, but they are joined by their siblings who are also there to find love (and available to give advice) in the new series “Dated & Related” (Netflix, streaming), perhaps the dimmest so far in the series of such shows.
“Devil in Ohio” (Netflix, streaming) is an eight-episode drama starring Emily Deschanel as a psychiatrist who shelters a cult escapee (Madeleine Arthur).
A new real estate show takes a “Shark Tank” approach as motivated homeowners make a sales pitch to a panel of real estate tycoons in “Buy My Home” (Netflix, streaming).
“Ivy & Bean” (Netflix, streaming) is a new live-action family film based on Annie Barrows’ series of children’s books. Kelsey Blalock and Madison Skye Validum play the title kids with contrasting personalities; the adult cast includes Jane Lynch, Mia Vardalos and Jesse Tyler Ferguson.