Key & Peele are back together in the new stop-motion animated feature “Wendell & Wild” (Netflix, streaming). Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key voice a pair of demon brothers who enlist a teen to help them return to the land of the living. Peele, now a filmmaker in demand, also co-wrote the feature with director Henry Selick (“Coraline,” “The Nightmare Before Christmas”).
The documentary “Louis Armstrong’s Black & Blues” (Apple TV+, streaming) looks at the jazz giant’s role in the civil rights movement.
Jessica Raine stars in the new six-episode series “The Devil’s Hour” (Amazon Prime, streaming), as a woman who awakens each night at 3:33 a.m. and finds herself connected to a string of murders.
From Turkey comes the new series “If Only” (Netflix, streaming), a 30-year-old woman is sent back 10 years, knowing what she did at 30 in her 20 year old self. Production was held up for a year by Turkish authorities because it had a gay character. It ended up being shot in Seville, Madrid and Paris.
It seems been a longer than usual pause in baseball’s postseason since the league playoffs, but that’s because they each wrapped up so quickly. So here, finally, is Game 1 of the World Series with Philadelphia at Houston (Fox, 8 p.m.).
Yes, “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” (Apple TV+, streaming) will only appear on the streaming service this year. But its supposed to be available to nonsubscribers for free through Halloween.
Another group of adolescents are also streaming, with a sixth season start for “Big Mouth” (Netflix, streaming). They have a great comic cast, of course. But six seasons? How long does puberty actually last?