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“Enola Holmes 3” has quickly climbed into Netflix’s top 10 movies after its recent release, bringing the young detective back for another mystery-filled adventure. Starring Millie Bobby Brown, the latest installment follows Sherlock Holmes’ younger sister as she takes on another case. Whether you’ve followed Enola from the beginning or are just jumping in, the series continues to blend mystery, humor and adventure into a family-fun watch. — April Borjon

"Quarterback"
Baker Mayfield, with daughter Kova and wife Emily, gives Bucs fans a glimpse into his world in the Netflix docuseries “Quarterback” that starts streaming today.

The wait for football season is too long. But the wait is helped by “Quarterback.” Season three of the Netflix series recently dropped, giving us up-close-and-personal views into the lives of pro signal callers on and off the field. The pressure is on for top pick Cam Ward. Jayden Daniels grapples with injury as he attempts to follow up a record-breaking rookie year. Meanwhile, in Tampa Bay, Baker Mayfield is finding balance between football and family. And in Cleveland, the end of a long career gets complicated for Joe Flacco. — Seth Boster

Rosamund Pike
Actress Rosamund Pike waves as she arrives for the photo call of her movie “Gone Girl”, in Rome, Friday, Sept. 12, 2014. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino)

Two images come to mind when I think of the 2014 thriller “Gone Girl,” based on the 2012 New York Times best-selling novel by Gillian Flynn. The first is Ben Affleck as the husband whose wife has mysteriously disappeared on their fifth wedding anniversary, and how he accidentally smiles in a media photo, looking dreadfully guilty. The second is his wife, played by the inscrutable Rosamund Pike, as she cleans up her blood off the kitchen floor. I will reveal nothing more. It just dropped on Netflix. — Jennifer Mulson

"Girls"
From left, executive producer Ilene Landress, writer/producer Jennifer Konner, actress Zosia Mamet, actor Adam Driver, actress/writer Lena Dunham, actress Allison Williams and producer Judd Apatow of “Girls” pose for a portrait at the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton on Jan. 13, 2013, in Beverly Hills, California. (Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images/TNS)

In the wake of Lena Dunham’s recently released memoir, “Famesick,” I’ve gone back into the HBO Max archives for a rewatch of her epochal six-season series, “Girls,” which aired from 2012 to 2017. Now knowing how she was feeling, both emotionally and physically, before, during and after her big break into Hollywood makes for a richer viewing experience. And check out her book. It’s well-written, juicy and makes you wonder how she managed to do so much when she was enduring such physical pain due to several difficult health diagnoses. — Jennifer Mulson

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