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Sick of the sticky summer heat? Yes, sometimes all that seasonal warmth can be too much of a good thing, so when you need a reprieve from the sun and the swelter, thankfully, modern-day air conditioning and a fresh slate of streaming titles will be there to keep you company indoors.As for the latter, Netflix — one of the best streaming services around — always has new TV shows breezing in as part of its regular cycle of film and television additions joining its already sprawling selection.And this weekend is no exception—the streamer is giving subscribers plenty of reasons to spend a summer day inside with a crop of new arrivals that will keep you clicking "Play" with every new episode. From a Will Ferrell-led sports comedy series to a supernatural rom-com out of South Korea, here are three new-on-Netflix series you need to have on your watchlist this weekend. Consider your Saturday plans sorted!'The Hawk'
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Comedy fans know him as the legend himself, Will Ferrell, but in this new golf-focused comedy series, he's Lonnie "The Hawk" Hawkins, an aging former golf champion who is desperate to win one final major and officially complete his Grand Slam, despite the fact that he's physically well past his prime and even his family is dubious of such an athletic feat. (Fellow "Saturday Night Live" icon Molly Shannon stars as Lonnie's ex-wife Stacy, with "American Vandal" star Jimmy Tatro as his son Lance.) Can Lonnie stage the greatest (and most unlikely) comeback in golf history?The ten-episode series, which was created by Ferrell, Harper Steele and Chris Henchy, features a whole back nine of funny folks, including Fortune Feimster, Chris Parnell, Katelyn Tarver, David Hornsby, Aida Osman and Luke Wilson.Watch "The Hawk" on Netflix now‘Little House on the Prairie'
