What better way to wrap up the year and settle into the holidays than with a marathon or two, sandwiched between your annual screening of Home Alone (and Home Alone 2 but never Home Alone 3) and Netflix’s A Christmas Prince (for the third time), the streaming network has the fourth season of Peaky Blinders premiering this week, along with the premiere of Bright, Will Smith’s latest, co-starring Joel Edgerton and Noomi Rapace.

But if it’s laughs you’d prefer, Kumail Nanjiani’s Beta Male hits CraveTV on December 29, while Dave Chappelle’s Equanimity is available on Netflix beginning December 31.

Here’s all that’s new to streaming services over the coming holidays:

NETFLIX

December 18

Hello, My Twenties! (Season 2)

December 19

Miss Me This Christmas 
Russell Howard: Recalibrate 
You Can’t Fight Christmas 

December 20

La Casa de Papel (Season 1)

December 21

Peaky Blinders (Season 4)

December 22

72 Dangerous Animals: Latin America (Season 1)
Bright 
Dope (Season 1)
Fuller House (Season 3)
Inconceivable 
The Toys That Made Us (Season 1)

December 23

Bright: The Music Videos
Creep 2 
Myths & Monsters (Season 1)

December 25

Fallen 
Cable Girls (Season 2)

December 26

El Vato (Season 2)
NYE Countdowns
Todd Barry: Spicy Honey 

December 27

Chronically Metropolitan 
Correspondence
McLaren 
My Life as a Zucchini 
The Ottoman Lieutenant

December 29

Bill Nye Saves the World (Season 2: Part 1)
La Mante (Season 1)
Sicario 
The Climb 

December 30

All Roads Lead to Rome

December 31

Aliens: Zone of Silence 
Blurred Lines: Inside the Art World 
Dave Chappelle: Equanimity 
Dead Draw
Fun Mom Dinner
Haze 
Standing Tall 

CRAVETV

December 18

Ill Behaviour (Episode 6)

December 31

SMILF (Season 1, Episode 8) 

December 22

The Beaverton (Season 2, Episode 8)
Hit the Road (Season 1)
The Shannara Chronicles (Season 2)
Risky Drinking

December 29

The Detour (Season 2)
Kumail Nanjiani: Beta Male 
Every Brilliant Thing 

YOUR OFF-THE-BEAT RECOMMENDATION OF THE WEEK

SMILF on CraveTV

Why go out on New Year’s weekend when you can form a considerable dent in your couch and catch up on SMILF, which wraps its first, short and sweet season on December 31? Following a young single mother struggling to keep her acting dream alive while still being an attentive parent, the show may not quite sound like a comedy, but it has a lot of funny bite. That, and it’s led by newly Golden Globe-nominated writer-director-star Frankie Shaw, borrowing just a little bit from her real life with Rosie O’Donnell perfectly cast as her tells-it-like-it-is Boston mom.