An Extended Vanderpump Rules Reunion, Pride Comes to Peacock, and More Picks for the Week

We’re past Memorial Day weekend so you know what that means — summer is here! And nothing signifies the start of summer like Pride. Peacock is launching a massive Pride collection on Saturday, and we’re recommending two must-see titles to get you started. But first, the latest season of Vanderpump Rules comes to a dramatic conclusion, and the fan-favorite (and one of our favorite) Original series returns for a long-awaited new season. Even though it’s a short week, it’s packed with can’t-miss streams.

Vanderpump Rules Season 11 Reunion Part 3 (Extended and Uncensored) & Vanderpump Rules Season 11 Secrets Revealed

Andy Cohen gathers the cast of the hit Bravo show for one last revisit of — and some surprising revelations about — the explosive season. Emotions run high and sparks fly as the cast reflects on their experiences of living their lives on camera, and you can only stream the extended and uncensored version on Peacock. Then, get ready for a very special “Secrets Revealed” episode that is exclusive to Peacock. Expect never-before-seen footage and juicy interviews with the cast. Both episodes land on Peacock Wednesday May 29.

Stream the Extended and Uncensored Reunion Part 3 and Secrets Revealed Episodes May 29.
 

We Are Lady Parts New Season

The critically acclaimed British series about an all-female punk band is back. Lady Parts is fresh off the high of their first UK tour, only to find a rival band threatens their delicate status quo. As the reality of chasing success sets in, the band embarks on recording their first album, juggling personal ambitions, and deciding whether ‘making it big’ is really what they wanted. Catch up on Season 1 of the Certified Fresh Peacock Original now and binge the new season beginning Thursday.

Stream We Are Lady Parts Season 2 May 30.
 

Vigil

Happy Pride Month! To kick things off, we recommend this outstanding (and International Emmy^®-winning) British crime drama. Scottish detectives Amy Silva (Suranne Jones) and Kristen Longacre (Rose Leslie) — partners both professionally and personally — investigate a series of fatalities across branches of the British military while fighting for their own future. Each of the two seasons follows a different case that eventually reaches the highest branches of government with global security implications. The acting is top-notch and the suspense that builds in each season is almost unbearable. Don’t miss this highly watchable series.

Stream Vigil now.
 

The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of The Desert

Attitudes towards drag performers and trans issues may have advanced since this landmark LGBTQ+ film premiered in 1994, but that in no way lessens the effect of this delightful and surprisingly heartfelt Australian road movie. Two drag performers (Hugo Weaving, Guy Pearce) and a transgender woman (Terrence Stamp) travel across the Outback in a broken-down camper they dub Priscilla to perform their unique style of cabaret for both adoring and skeptical audiences. Enjoy the outstanding performances and jaw-dropping costumes in this funny and powerfully proud hit.

Stream The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert Saturday June 1.
 

Prom Night (1980)

It’s not only Pride season, it’s prom season, and we can’t think of a better way to celebrate than with this classic, disco-infused slasher flick that cemented a young Jamie Lee Curtis’s reign as the ultimate Scream Queen. Six years previously, a young girl died after being bullied by four of her classmates. Now high school seniors, the guilt-ridden teens have kept their involvement a secret. But it becomes clear that somebody knows the truth when they start being murdered one by one on — you guessed it — prom night.

Stream Prom Night.