“Die for sex”, plus 7 things to watch on television this week

Between streaming and cable, there is an apparently endless variety to monitor. Here is a selection of television and special shows that broadcast or broadcast this week, March 31-April 6. Details and hours are likely to change.

Certain circumstances to be a woman.

In 2020, Nikki Boyer organized a podcast in which she discussed with her best friend Molly Kochan, who, after having received a stadium breast cancer diagnosis, decided to leave her husband to explore her sexual desires for the first time in her life. A new series, inspired by the podcast, “Die for sex” Started Michelle Williams in the role of Molly and Jenny Slate as Nikki. Rob Delaney, Kelvin Yu, David Rasche also appear. Streaming on Hulu on Friday.

Although menopause affects each woman who lives in her forties and more, there are only public conversations on her possible symptoms or treatments. And who better to solve the problem that Oprah Winfrey? She recently organized emissions discussing weight loss and AI drugs, and now comes “A special of Oprah Winfrey: the menopause revolution”, “ Who will include a panel with Naomi Watts, Halle Berry, Dr. Mary Claire Haver and others as they discuss their personal experiences and share research. Monday at 10 p.m. on ABC.

A bonuse hunter, a doctor and a dysfunctional family enter a bar …

The new series, “The Bondman” Answers the question that I can only suppose was at the top of most of us: what happens if Kevin Bacon was a bonus hunter resurrected by the Devil to help bring the demons escaped into hell? Bacon embodies the Halloran hub, the aforementioned resurrected bonus hunter, who also spends time, when he is not busy chasing demons, reflecting on what landed in hell in the first place, obtaining a second chance for love and jumping his country music career. Jennifer Nettles, Damon Herriman and Beth Grant also play. Streaming Thursday on Video Prime.

Although we have seen countless meetings on television from hot doctors to can be canoe in the daycare rooms, it never ages in a way. On “Pulse,” A new medical drama, the issues are increased when a category 1 hurricane crosses a animated medical center in Miami. The third year resident, Dr. Danny Simms (Willa Fitzgerald), and the main resident of Dr Xander Phillips (Colin Woodell) are locked in the hospital and forced to work together while the details of their business are starting to spread. No medical romance can probably never exceed Meredith Gray and McDreamy, but we can only hope. Streaming Thursday on Netflix.