What to Stream: Stranger Things, Mickey 17, Kevin Hart and A Grand Ole Opry Christmas

This week brings an exciting lineup of new streaming content for viewers to enjoy. Among the standout offerings is Bong Joon Ho's highly anticipated film, "Mickey 17," which will debut on Prime Video on November 26. The film showcases Robert Pattinson in a compelling role, where he portrays an expendable character who undergoes constant reprinting. Critics have lauded Pattinson's performance, noting that he brings depth to a narrative that could easily have become overly complex. In addition to "Mickey 17," Netflix is set to release the final season of the beloved series "Stranger Things". The first four episodes will drop on Wednesday, and fans are already buzzing with anticipation about the series' conclusion. Millie Bobby Brown hinted that viewers will be left astounded by the series finale. Also on Netflix this week, comedian Kevin Hart premieres his new comedy special titled "Kevin Hart: Acting My Age," where he humorously reflects on the passage of time and growing older. For those interested in nostalgic television, CBS is airing a 30th-anniversary special for "Everybody Loves Raymond" this Monday. Hosted by Ray Romano and creator Phil Rosenthal, the special revisits the show's iconic set and features interviews with cast members, along with a tribute to late actors Peter Boyle and Doris Roberts. On Hallmark, the festive film "A Grand Ole Opry Christmas" will be available, featuring country music stars like Brad Paisley and Mickey Guyton. The film follows a woman's journey as she reconnects with her musical roots during the holiday season. Disney is also adding to its offerings with "The Beatles Anthology," a nine-episode series chronicling the legendary band's journey, available for streaming starting Wednesday. Additionally, Hulu will air a new special of "Family Guy" that pokes fun at holiday movie tropes, titled "Disney’s Hulu’s Family Guy’s Hallmark Channel’s Lifetime’s Familiar Holiday Movie," set to release on November 28. Finally, gamers can look forward to the launch of "A.I.L.A" on November 28, where players navigate a horror story crafted by an AI, facing various threats while uncovering a potentially sinister plot involving the technology. With such a diverse range of content, this week is sure to have something for everyone to enjoy as they settle in for the holiday season.