Streaming Premiere Dates to Watch: Wuthering Heights, Alice and Steve, Enola Holmes 3 and More to Add to Your Calendar

If your streaming calendar is looking a little too clean heading into early summer, don’t worry, Hollywood has already fixed that problem. A fresh batch of premiere dates is here, and it’s a mix of brooding romance, offbeat comedy, buzzy awards energy, and one very determined young detective. Translation: your watchlist is about to get crowded again.

First up, arriving sooner rather than later, is Wuthering Heights, which lands on HBO Max May 1. Directed by Emerald Fennell and starring Margot Robbie alongside Jacob Elordi, this adaptation leans fully into its stormy, emotionally messy roots. It’s visually polished, undeniably dramatic, and not particularly interested in making its characters likable, just compelling enough that you can’t look away. After a strong theatrical run, its streaming debut is poised to bring a whole new audience into the gloom (and the longing stares).

Looking for something that trades windswept cliffs for uncomfortable dinner conversations? Alice and Steve premieres June 8 on Hulu, dropping all six episodes at once. Jemaine Clement and Nicola Walker anchor the series as lifelong friends whose relationship hits a breaking point when he starts dating her 26-year-old daughter. It’s the kind of premise that practically dares the audience to squirm, and if it delivers on that tension with sharp writing, it could quietly become a conversation starter.

A few days later, the spotlight shifts to the Las Culturistas Culture Awards 2026, airing June 17 on Bravo and Peacock. Hosted by Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, the ceremony promises a looser, more self-aware take on the awards circuit. It’s less about prestige and more about celebrating pop culture with a wink, something the current TV landscape could use a bit more of.

For viewers who prefer their storytelling a little quieter, Patience returns for Season 2 on June 14. The PBS drama has built its appeal on character-driven mysteries rather than spectacle, making it a dependable pick for those who like their crime shows thoughtful and steady.

Finally, the biggest headline-grabber of the bunch arrives July 1 with Enola Holmes 3 on Netflix. Millie Bobby Brown reprises her role as the quick-thinking younger Holmes sibling, this time tackling a case in Malta that appears to blur the lines between her personal and professional life. With Henry Cavill returning as Sherlock and Louis Partridge back as Tewkesbury, the sequel has all the ingredients for another crowd-pleasing mystery—with a little added romantic intrigue thrown in.

📺 Streaming Dates Calendar (Mark Your Watchlist)

Date	Title	Platform
May 1	Wuthering Heights	HBO Max
June 8	Alice and Steve	Hulu
June 14	Patience Season 2	PBS
June 17	Las Culturistas Culture Awards 2026	Bravo / Peacock
July 1	Enola Holmes 3	Netflix

The takeaway? Streaming platforms are not easing into summer, they’re diving in headfirst. Whether you’re in the mood for sweeping romance, sharp comedy, or a globe-trotting mystery, there’s no shortage of options worth penciling in. Keep the remote close and the calendar closer, these dates aren’t waiting.