Arrested Development / Season 5 Part 2
The Bluth boys always find a way. Netflix is finally rolling out the remaining eight episodes to the season five revival of Arrested Development. The show will return on March 15, 2019.
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Fosse/Verdon
He was the best choreographer on Broadway. She was one of the most critically acclaimed performers on Broadway — and when their paths inevitably crossed, it started one of the most talked-about romances of the stage. Bob Fosse was a dancer who would go on to win multiple Tony awards for and an Oscar for choreography and directing. Bob and Gwen Verdon married in the 60s, and while they separated in the early 70s, they were never divorced, and Fosse would die in Verdon's arms in 1987. Fosse/Verdon follows Fosse and Verdon through their tumultuous relationship and the amazing art they created together. The series premiers on FX in April 2019.
'90s Samsung Galaxy Fold
Samsung is gearing up to release its Galaxy Fold smartphone in Spring 2019. The phone features a design that folds open like a book, revealing a tablet-sized 7.3-inch screen. But what we really want to know is, what if Samsung had made the fold in the '90s? Squirrel Monkey answers this burning question with its hilarious look back at what the latest in mobile tech might have looked like.
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WeightWatchers Wegovy Pill
Prescription weight loss is becoming part of a broader wellness system, and WeightWatchers is integrating it directly into its platform with access to the Wegovy pill through its clinical program. The offering combines medical evaluation, prescription access for those who qualify, and ongoing support inside the WeightWatchers app, connecting GLP-1 treatment with proven tracking and coaching tools. Rather than replacing lifestyle change, the program is designed to work alongside it, helping manage appetite while reinforcing healthier routines. The result is a more modern approach to weight management that blends medication, accountability, and long-term habit building into a single, guided experience.
Presented by WeightWatchers.
Consult a physician before consuming any new supplement or medication. Any health claims made are solely those of the brand and not those of Uncrate.
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BODi Fitness Programs
Ranked the best fitness app for 2026 by CNN Underscored, BODi is a comprehensive training platform built around consistency and scale. The program delivers professional workout plans accessible online and through the app, structured to support regular training at home or on the move. A digital membership offers access to more than 140 trainers and a selection of efficient 10-minute workouts designed for busy schedules. For a deeper commitment, members can tap into BODi's full library of over 8,000 workouts spanning beginner to advanced levels. For a limited time, subscriptions start at $99 for the first /year or grab , with a 10-minute workout plan available for $10/month.
Presented by BODi.
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Hellboy
Hellboy is getting a reboot courtesy of director Neil Marshall. In what will be the franchise's third installment, Stranger Things' David Harbour will fill in as the demonic superhero to take down an ancient medieval sorceress played by Milla Jovovich. The film will also star Ian McShane, Daniel Dae Kim, and Sasha Lane and is slated for release April 12, 2019.
The OA: Part II
If you thought Netflix's hit series The OA couldn't get any weirder, you'd be very wrong. The second season hints at Prairie traveling to an alternate universe where she was never kidnapped, while her friends from part I wonder where she's gone. The OA: Part II premieres March 22, 2019 on Netflix.
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Finding Steve McQueen
Watergate wasn't the only potential legal trouble of Richard Nixon's presidency. Nixon also had an illegal campaign slush fund worth millions of dollars — and a gang of thieves from Youngstown, Ohio plans to steal it. Directed by Mark Steven Johnson, Finding Steve McQueen stars Travis Fimmel as getaway driver Harry James Barber, Forest Whitaker, and Lily Rabe. The film premieres M arch 15, 2019.
Star Wars: Always
Take all 10 Star Wars films, edit them all into one gigantic trailer, and you have another Topher Grace masterpiece: Star Wars: Always. A decade ago, Grace edited the prequels into an excellent 85-minute fan edit, and with some help from Jeff Yorkes, has created a five-minute trailer that paints an epic picture of the franchise.
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DoorDash DashPass
Late-night cravings and last-minute grocery runs get easier with DashPass, the membership from DoorDash designed to cut the friction out of delivery. Members get $0 delivery fees and reduced service fees on eligible orders, along with a steady stream of member-only deals. The perks extend beyond delivery too, with 5% back on pickup orders, ride savings of 5-10% with Lyft, and the ability to share the membership with another person at no extra cost. Eligible Chase cardholders can also unlock a free DashPass and additional savings on groceries and retail orders, turning everyday takeout and errands into a slightly more efficient routine.
Presented by DoorDash.
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Nike Waffle Racer
Nike blends vintage running heritage with modern performance in a silhouette that pairs a moccasin-inspired suede upper with the brand's iconic Waffle outsole. The soft suede upper nods to classic runners, while a foam midsole adds lightweight cushioning suited for mixed terrain. Underfoot, the rubber Waffle tread delivers the grip and durability that made the original design famous. The result is a versatile trainer that moves easily between road, trail, and everyday wear.
Presented by Nike.
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The New Normal
Before the drug laws of the '70s and reefer madness of the '30s and association of marijuana with the lower classes, hemp was a cash crop, with even George Washington having a hemp farm. America had a strange relationship with cannabis throughout the 20th century, but with several states legalizing the plant, a new normal is beginning to form around weed. Directed by Spike Jonez, this short explores how America's views have evolved and are starting to change for the better.
Pennywise: The Story of IT
Stephen King's IT miniseries premiered almost 30 years ago, forever instilling a fear of clowns and storm drains in a generation of kids. The three-hour, two-part adaptation of King's 1,138-page novel starred Tim Curry in the role of Pennywise the clown and an ensemble cast playing the Losers Club as children and adults. Pennywise: The Story of IT talks with cast and crew members to get the inside story of the TV movie that terrified a generation.
