Arnold’s TV Series Debut, ‘Outlander’ & More in TV Insider Magazine’s June Streaming Guide

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Summer is shaping up to be a non-stop ride of streaming fun, but with so much content available, it can be tough to keep up with what to watch. That’s where TV Insider Magazine’s June issue comes in!

The magazine is your go-to guide for what’s streaming each month, and among the highlights in the June issue is the cover story featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger, making his TV series debut in Netflix‘s FUBAR, as well as his co-star and Top Gun: Maverick actress Monica Barbaro. In the feature, the two open up about their dynamic in the action-comedy series in which they play father-daughter CIA operatives.

Additionally, don’t miss an exclusive first look into Outlander‘s forthcoming seventh season — which is said to be one of the biggest seasons yet of the Starz time-traveling drama — in a special preview with Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe. And find out more about Michael J. Fox’s tale of courage in his new documentary, Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie.

June’s Top 25 also serves as a quick and easy reference for the shows you won’t want to miss this month ranging from FX‘s The Bear on Hulu and High Desert on Apple TV+ to films like Air on Prime Video. Additionally, one of Schwarzenegger’s action counterparts, Sylvester Stallone, enters the reality ring with his Paramount+ series The Family Stallone.

These are just a few of the June highlights featured in the latest issue of TV Insider Magazine. Learn more by picking up your own copy on newsstands, ordering online, or subscribing.

And stay tuned to the below Table of Contents, as we keep track of all of the June issue’s stories rolling out on TVInsider.com.

TV Insider Magazine June Issue

June’s Top 25 (p. 2)
The Top 25 shows to watch this month.

Popular Streaming Debuts (p.10)
Wednesday has the upper hand in scaring up viewers.

The Ranker: ‘Jurassic Park’ (p. 11)
To celebrate 30 years since Jurassic Park roared into theaters, vote on which of the six films in the franchise is best.

‘I’m Back, Baby’: Dive Into ‘FUBAR’ With Arnold Schwarzenegger & Monica Barbaro (p. 14)
After conquering film and politics, Arnold Schwarzenegger flexes a new muscle as star of his first-ever television series.

Behind the Scenes of ‘Outlander’ with Sam and Caitriona (p. 18)
The new seventh season will be epic, one of the biggest seasons ever. And the close cast was all smiles in candid shots from the set.

‘Manifest’ (p. 20)
“There are core moments in the final 10 episodes that hopefully will help fans understand the how and why of [everything],” teases executive producer Jeff Rake of the final episode of the Netflix series.

‘The Witcher’ (p. 22)
The fantasy-action epic returns, a hefty duty is weighing upon the broad shoulders of Henry Cavill’s Geralt of Rivia.

‘With Love’ (pp. 26)
Wedding bells will ring in Season 2 o this heartfelt family dramedy about Portland, Oregon’s close-knit Diaz family.

‘Primo’ (p. 29)
This coming-of-age sitcom gives new meaning to the expression “Say uncle!”

Outrageous Moments From the Kardashians (p. 30)
It’s never “just another day” for the first family of reality TV, who can shock fans with a snack!

‘The Bear’ (p. 32)
“For Season 2, we found ourselves leaning a little more into the lighter side,” says executive producer Joanna Colo.

‘The Clearing’ (p. 33)
The eight-part series is based on In the Clearing, the J.P. Pomare thriller heavily inspired by Australia’s real-life cult the Family.

‘Shooting Stars’ (p. 42)
NBA legend LeBron James’ coming-of-age story is spun into this biopic exploring how the athlete went from soft-spoken kid with big dreams to basketball phenom.

Treasure Seekers! (p. 45)
Antiques Roadshow is an elegant family affair, but folks who like a bit more spunk with their junk will find these long-running reality shows priceless.

‘Platonic’ (p. 50)
Neighbors on-screen couple Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne are playing a different type of relationship — platonic old friends — for a new series brimming with their undeniable chemistry.

‘High Desert’ (p. 52)
Patricia Arquette is a down-on-her-luck but optimistic hustler and recovering addict who becomes a part-time investigator in this darkly comic series.

‘Still: A Michael J Fox Movie’ (p. 53)
Michael J. Fox collaborates with Oscar-winning filmmaker Davis Guggenheim on a documentary about life before and after his Parkinson’s diagnosis.

Check Out These Hotel Reno Reality Shows! (p. 55)
Revamping a hotel is a chance to think big and bold, as these fascinating series make evident.

‘Endeavour’ (p. 60)
“Life will divide us into winners and everyone else.” So says Detective Sergeant Endeavour Morse in the 1972-set ninth season of the beloved British crime drama.

What’s in My Queue (p.72)
Ally Sheedy’s got plenty of strong opinions on Freeform comedy Single Drunk Female, but when it comes to great TV, the film star is a lot more generous.




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