What’s New On Netflix This Week: Paris Hilton, Puppets, & Leonardo DiCaprio (Twice!)

Streaming From Cooking With Paris to Catch Me If You Can , there’s plenty to put in your queue. by Katherine J. Igoe Aug. 2, 2021 Kit Karzen/Netflix

30 Rock

Disciullo/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images/Getty Images If you’re still obsessed with Tina Fey’s satire of an SNL -style sketch comedy show, great news: All seven seasons of 30 Rock are now streaming. Coming August 1

Team America: World Police

Paramount Pictures The South Park creators’ foul-mouthed puppets — known for committing espionage (badly) and having sex (graphically) — come to the platform on Monday. Coming August 1

The Edge of Seventeen

Murray Close/Moviepix/Getty Images A girl (Hailee Steinfeld) tries to navigate adolescence with the help of her snarky teacher (Woody Harrelson). Anyone who went through high school will relate to her plight. Coming August 1

Inception

Warner Bros. This twisty film about memory, loss, and dreams rewards multiple viewings. Thanks to Netflix, you can now watch it as many times as you need. Coming August 1

Catch Me If You Can

Archive Photos/Moviepix/Getty Images Inception isn’t the only Leo film coming to Netflix. Catch Me If You Can , the movie about successful con artist-turned FBI consultant Frank Abagnale Jr., is also available to stream. Coming August 1

Friday Night Lights

NBC With all five seasons of the hit TV show returning to the platform, you can watch Coach (Kyle Chandler) and Tami Taylor (Connie Briton) to your heart’s content. Coming August 1

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

Netflix Ferris is also back on Netflix — and his “enjoy the moment while it lasts” philosophy is perfect for the last months of summer. Coming August 1

Pray Away

Netflix This documentary tracks the rise of the ’70s-era “ex-gay” movement — and its unfortunate resurgence. Coming August 3

Shiny_Flakes: The Teenage Drug Lord

Netflix The true story of a 19-year-old who sold a literal ton of drugs — by himself, out of his bedroom in Germany. Coming August 3

Cooking With Paris

Kit Karzen/Netflix Based on a funny viral video , this series follows super-untrained chef Paris Hilton as she learns how to cook with the help of celebrity guests. Coming August 4