What To Watch This Week 2.02.26

The Muppet Show, Disney+

Cue the nostalgia confetti. The Muppets return in a glossy one-off revival that leans hard into the chaotic, self-aware charm that made the original such a classic. Expect musical chaos, meta jokes and celebrity cameos galore – including sparring between Miss Piggy and Sabrina Carpenter, plus appearances from Seth Rogen (Knocked Up) and Maya Rudolph (Bridesmaids). 

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The Lincoln Lawyer, Netflix 

Mickey Haller is back – and again, the case is personal. The slick legal drama returns for a fourth season, adapting Michael Connelly’s The Law of Innocence, in which defence lawyer Mickey finds himself fighting not for a client but for his own freedom. Manuel Garcia-Rulfo (The Magnificent Seven, Sicario: Day Of The Soldado) anchors the series as the smooth-talking attorney forced to prove he didn’t murder a former client – while juggling a justice system that suddenly sees him as the enemy. As Mickey and his tight-knit team dig into the victim’s final shady scheme, they collide with the DA’s office, the FBI and a growing list of uncomfortable truths from Mickey’s past. Neve Campbell (Scream), Becki Newton (Ugly Betty), Jazz Raycole (Everybody Hates Chris) and Angus Sampson (Fargo) return to round out the ensemble, while David E. Kelley (Big Little Lies, Ally McBeal) continues to oversee the series’ polished, propulsive tone. 

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The Investigation Of Lucy Letby, Netflix

Netflix is turnings its attention to one of the most disturbing criminal cases in recent British history. This documentary revisits the convictions of neonatal nurse Lucy Letby, featuring previously unseen footage of her arrest and police interviews alongside a recap of the prosecution’s case. It also touches on the ongoing questions that continue to surround the trial – from hospital failings and disputed medical evidence to the troubling uncertainties about motive. 

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Queen Of Chess, Netflix

If The Queen’s Gambit sparked your chess curiosity, consider this is your next move. Queen Of Chess dramatises the rise of Hungarian prodigy Judit Polgár, the real-life trailblazer who shattered ceilings in the male-dominated chess world. Beginning as a 12-year-old with extraordinary talent, Judit’s journey unfolds over 15 years as she climbs the rankings and sets her sights on defeating world champion Garry Kasparov. Rather than focusing solely on wins and losses, the series digs into ambition, pressure and the personal cost of exceptional talent. It’s proof that one of the most gripping sports stories doesn’t require a stadium at all. 

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Opening Ceremony Of The 2026 Winter Olympics

All eyes are on Milan. The Winter Games officially begin with a grand Opening Ceremony at the city’s legendary San Siro Stadium, which sees the footballing cathedral transform into a global stage for sport and spectacle. Expect the classic parade of nations, the lighting of the Olympic flame and a show designed to reflect Italy’s flair for drama and design. With joint host cities Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, this year’s Games lean into scale and symbolism, featuring two Olympic cauldrons and cultural celebrations across northern Italy. Hosting duties are handled by Savannah Guthrie and Terry Gannon, who are also joined by snowboarding icon Shaun White, while veteran creative Marco Balich steers proceedings under the theme Armonia (Harmony). 

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Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision, Amazon Prime

King Charles III steps into the spotlight in this polished, purpose-driven documentary exploring his decades-long commitment to environmentalism and sustainability. Narrated by Kate Winslet, the film centres on the work of The King’s Foundation and positions Charles as an early champion of nature-first thinking – often in the face of scepticism and resistance. Don’t expect revelations or royal soul-baring; this is a carefully curated portrait. Still, it offers an interesting insight into the causes closest to the monarch’s heart and the legacy he hopes to shape.

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