What to watch in June on Disney+, Netflix and more

From Disney+ to Netflix, the list of shows are ever-growing, and so it comes as no surprise that at times, we're uncertain of what shows we should start watching.

But fret not. In this new monthly roundup, we've decided to do the legwork to find out the most popular, trending shows for you to add to your watch list.

Avatar: Fire and Ash

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After dominating the box office when it hit cinemas in December 2025, the third chapter of the Avatar saga is landing on Disney+. Picking up after the events of The Way of Water, Jake Sully, Neytiri, and the rest of the Sully family are still processing the grief of losing Neteyam when a new and very dangerous threat arrives in the form of the Ash People. Visually, it’s absolutely stunning (this is James Cameron, after all), but what makes this one hit harder than expected is the emotional weight running through it. From grief to faith, and family loyalty, you’ll be in for an emotional rollercoaster ride. 

Avatar: Fire and Ash is now on Disney+

Hoppers

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This movie is an absolute must‑watch for all ages. I caught it in cinemas and was instantly hooked. Not only by the adorable characters but by its thoughtful, well‑crafted plot.

For the unacquainted, Hoppers follows Mabel, a passionate animal lover who discovers that scientists have figured out how to transfer human consciousness into robotic animals. Then she immediately uses the tech to hop into a robotic beaver and infiltrate the animal kingdom. At first, what starts as a dream come true quickly turns into a full-blown mission when she uncovers a plan by the town’s self-serving mayor to bulldoze the forest she holds most dear. Teaming up with the charismatic beaver King George, Mabel rallies the animals to fight back. It’s funny, it’s heartfelt, it’s inventive, and besides, it’s an engaging way to learn more about the environment and animals around us. 

Hoppers is now on Disney+ 

Doctor on the Edge

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This 12-episode medical romance drama follows Do Ji-ui, a talented and very privileged plastic surgeon who gets shipped off to Pyeondong-do, otherwise known as the remote and unwelcoming island that nobody wants to be sent to. Making things even worse: he has a deep fear of the ocean. From day one, nothing goes to plan. The locals are suspicious, the patients are unpredictable, and the island has secrets of its own. But slowly, through the chaos and the coastal scenery, something blossoms, especially when nurse Yook Ha-ri (played by Shin Ye-eun) enters the picture. 

Doctor on the Edge is now on Disney+ 

Husbands in Action 

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What happens when your ex-husband and your current husband have to work together? A whole lot of chaos, but surprisingly, a lot of laughs too. In this Korean action-comedy, the story follows Choong-sik, a no-nonsense narcotics detective who’s barely finished celebrating a major drug bust when he finds out his ex-wife, Si-nae, has been kidnapped. The catch? To save her, he has to team up with her new husband, Min-seok, a mild-mannered veterinarian who is basically the opposite of him in every way. Together, the duo will have to work alongside one another to race against the clock to bring Si-nae home. 

Husbands in Action will be available on Netflix from 19 June 

Notes from the Last Row

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This six-episode Korean thriller will definitely send chills down your spine. In this show, the story centres on Mun-oh, a literature professor who never quite made it as the writer he dreamed of being. However, when a quiet, mysterious student named Lee Kang, who sits in the very last row of his class (hence, the name of the show) turns out to have a staggering gift for storytelling, Mun-oh is instantly hooked. Eventually, what starts as private mentoring sessions quickly spirals into something far more complicated, as obsession, jealousy, and ambition blur the lines between teacher and student.
Notes from the Last Row will be available on Netflix from 26 June 

The Season

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Think White Lotus meets Crazy Rich Asians. In this show, set in Hong Kong, this English series follows a tight circle of Hong Kong’s elite as they gather for their annual summer of yacht parties, charity galas, and sun-soaked excess. At the heart of it all lies a powerful old-money family dynasty that rules the city’s social scene. That is, until a mysterious outsider named Cola arrives with a hidden agenda that starts unravelling everything. But honestly, besides that, the cast alone is worth tuning in for: Jessie Mei Li, Karena Lam, Justin Chien, Celina Jade, Yvonne Chapman, and Toby Stephens all in one show.

The Season is now on Viu 

Pump Up The Healthy Love

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Do Hyun-joong is a former bodybuilding champion who now runs a struggling neighbourhood gym, pouring everything he has into his members while keeping his walls firmly up. On the other hand, Lee Mi-ran, a newly heartbroken woman who walks through the gym doors looking for a fresh start. However, the two start causally bickering, reluctant sparring, and slowly falling for one another.

Pump Up The Healthy Love is now on Viu

Street Restaurant Fighter

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If you’ve been craving to watch some new cooking shows, then this new series might just whet your appetite. Twenty teams of Korea’s most decorated culinary figures, ranging from Michelin-starred chefs to restaurant CEOs, will strip away their titles and reputations to compete in one brutal challenge: who can actually sell on the street? No judges, no expert taste panels. The only thing that decides who stays and who goes is real revenue from real customers. 

Street Restaurant Fighter is now on Viu

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