Sharon Horgan's HBO comedy Youth wraps its eight-episode first season Sunday at 10 p.m. Eastern, with Alex's relationship to Patrick (Rupert Friend) in question and mounting tension between Alex and her boss-slash-BFF Sam (Sharlene Whyte) when they collide at the Women's Literature Awards ceremony.
Prime Video launches The Greatest on Wednesday, an authorized scripted series about Muhammad Ali. Jaalen Best stars as the boxer in the eight-part limited series, which follows his pursuit of the heavyweight title after his 1960 Olympic gold win while he navigates rising fame, personal conflicts, and social hurdles.
Taskmaster reaches its season 22 finale Thursday on YouTube. Chloe Petts leads the leaderboard with 154 points heading into the episode titled "Big, Clumsy Emu Steps," where comedians Nina Conti, Isy Suttie, Matt Lucas, and Richard Ayoade will compete to impress Greg Davies.
Netflix's North Of North returns Thursday with season two. Anna Lambe reprises her role as Siaja, an Inuk mother seven months past her public divorce who makes "bold decisions and even bolder mistakes" while pushing Helen (Mary Lynn Rajskub) for more work responsibility, re-entering the dating scene, and raising her daughter Bun (Keira Belle Cooper).
Paramount+ debuts It Gets Worse Friday, a dark British comedy created by and starring Leo Reich alongside Emily Fairn and Olive Gray. The series follows three broke, directionless university friends facing eviction in London as they navigate dead-end jobs, chaotic love lives, and worsening mental health. Andrew Scott and Lena Dunham guest-star.
The Gilded Age premieres season four on HBO Sunday at 9 p.m. Eastern.