Web Series Releasing in April Week 2 (2023): Queenmaker, Florida Man and Many More

Web Series Releasing in April Week 2 is mostly documentary series about building new things from scrap or investigating some of the infamous incidents or scandals including prominent people. Apart from it, there are some comedy series and thrillers that will certainly become your new favourite.

Web Series Releasing in April Week 2

April 12

Rennervations

Created by Zach Merck, this 4-part documentary series follows Jeremy’s lifelong passion to give back to communities around the world by reimagining unique purpose-built vehicles to meet a community’s needs. Behind the big screen, Jeremy is a construction aficionado. He is heavily invested in the highly creative fabricator culture that exists across the globe and is changing lives with these skills.

Watch it in Disney+ Hotstar and you can also read our review here.

American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing

It is an upcoming true-crime docuseries which investigates the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing that paralyzed a great American city on what was supposed to be its happiest day. After almost 10 years, archive footage, chilling reenactments and exclusive interviews shed new light on a tragedy and the two brothers who were behind it all.

Watch it on Netflix.

Smother-in-Law Season 2

The Brazilian sitcom series is back with another season. Produced by Os Suburbanos Produções, the series is directed by Marco Rodrigo and features Pedro Ottoni, Bárbara Sut, Ney Lima, Daniela Fontan and Thaissa Carvalho in the cast. In the new season, Dona Isadir (Rodrigo Sant’Anna) is back after spending some time in prison and looking for ways to stay with her son Carlos (Rafael Zulu) and daughter-in-law Alice (Lidi Lisboa): take care of the new grandchild who is on the way!

Watch it on Netflix.

April 13

Florida Man

It is an upcoming limited series from creator Donald Todd (Ugly Betty, This Is Us) that follows a struggling ex-cop (Edgar Ramírez) forced to return to his home state of Florida to find a Philly mobster’s runaway girlfriend. What should be a quick gig becomes a wildly spiralling journey into buried family secrets, and an increasingly futile attempt to do the right thing in a place where so much is wrong.

The series also stars Abbey Lee, Anthony LaPaglia, Otmara Marrero, Lex Scott Davis, Emory Cohen, Clark Gregg, Isaiah Johnson, Paul Schneider and Lauren Buglioli. Watch it on Netflix.

Running for my Truth: Alex Schwazer

Running For My Truth: Alex Schwazer reveals, for the first time, the background of an unprecedented intricate story. It is a 4-episode docu-series where the protagonists of one of the most complex political-judicial cases in the history of Italian sport try to tell each their own truth. The series will show the rise, fall and search for the redemption of a sportsman after being embroiled in a doping scandal.

Watch it on Netflix.

Obsession

Starring Richard Armitage, Charlie Murphy, Indira Varma and Rish Shah, it is an upcoming erotic thriller series where a talented surgeon and his son’s fiance spirals into a dangerous, all-consuming obsession, with devastating consequences for the whole family. How long can they keep secret and what more could be hidden behind the Fiance’s identity?

Watch it on Netflix.

April 14

Queenmaker

Queenmaker is an upcoming political drama starring Kim Hee-ae, Moon So-ri, and Ryu Soo-young. The story will follow Hwang Do-hee (Kim Hee-ae) who used to work in the strategy department of a conglomerate, but after her dismissal, she decides to make Oh Seung-sook (Moon So-ri) the next mayor of Seoul & also get back to her former employer.

Watch it on Netflix.

Jane

Celebrating the life and legacy of Dr Jane Goodall, this upcoming series follows a 9-year-old budding environmentalist on a quest to save endangered animals. Using her powerful imagination, Jane takes her best friends David and Greybeard the chimpanzee on epic adventures to help protect wild animals all around the world

Watch it on Apple TV+.

April 15

Doctor Cha Jung Sook

This medical drama stars Uhm Jung-hwa in the lead role, along with Kim Byung-chul, Myung Se-bin, and Min Woo-hyuk. Jung-hwa takes up the role of a housewife who decides to pursue her medical dreams and becomes a first-year resident at a hospital, which leads to some chaotic and hilarious situations. It will be released on JTBC at 10:30 PM KST and will also be available on Netflix.

Which of the above-mentioned series are you looking forward to watching? Let us know in the comments below.

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