Stuff To Watch This Week (June 27-July 3, 2022)

MasterChef Singapore, Season 3

The grand finale! We’re down to car salesman Nares, dental student Johanathan and visual arts instructor Andi vying for the title. (By the way, whatever happened to last season’s champ, Derek Cheong?)

Watch it on: meWATCH & Channel 5, Sun, 9.30pm

A Night Under The Stars

Netflix has Snowflakes Mountain. Mediacorp has this… In this eight-part series, Darren Lim and one of his four kids will spend two-days-one-night in the Wi-Fi-free wilderness with another pair of celebrity parent-and-child. Ep one guests: Liu Lingling and her eight-year-old son Caleb.

Watch it on: meWATCH & Channel 8, Wed, 8pm

Westworld, Season 4

The existential crisis-suffering hosts (Thandiwe Newton, Evan Rachel Wood, Jeffrey Wright) are back! So is the Man in Black (Ed Harris), but he isn’t the same guy from before. New to the man-vs-machine war: Daniel Wu.  If you’ve lost track of what’s going on, here’s a recap:

Watch it on: HBO (Singtel TV Ch 420, StarHub Ch 601), 9am & HBO Go, Mon

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Baymax!

The adorable healthcare droid (again voiced by 30 Rock’s Scott Adsit as he did in the 2016 movie) returns in this six-ep series to help folks in need of medical attention.

Watch it on: Disney+, Wed

Photo: Disney+

Only Murders in the Building, Season 2

The amateur investigators and true-crime podcasters (Selena Gomez, Martin Short and Steve Martin) are knee-deep in another homicide. Amy Schumer joins the show — playing a “slightly unbearable version of herself” — as one of the new Acornia residents: she moves into the apartment previously leased out to Sting.

Stranger Things, Season 4 - Volume 2

The ’80s-set sci-fi series will go out with a bang in two feature-length episodes —Ep 8 runs 85 minutes, while Ep 9 clocks in at 150 minutes. Will the Hawkins crew survive the battle against Vecna?

Watch it on: Netflix, Fri 

Photos: Tina Rowden/Netflix

Post Mortem with Mick Garris

Go behind the scenes of the upcoming Ethan Hawke-led Blumhouse horror flick The Black Phone (in cinemas July 21) with its director Scott Derrickson and co-writer C Robert Cargill.

Listen it on: Apple Podcast

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Project Unabom

Journalist Eric Benson helms this podcast examining the legacy of serial bomber Ted Kaczynski (aka The Unabomber) and what drove him to his dystopian vision.

Listen it on: Apple Podcast, new episodes every Monday