Marsai Martin and Omari Hardwick in a scene from

Speaking of, whether turkey is your thing or not, I will not hold you long with this week’s ition to give us all more time to enjoy holiday time.

Here are some tasty content offerings for you – not literally, but you know where I’m heading with this.

‘Welcome to Chippendales’

Bless us, but we do love our stripper content.

This new limit series, starring Kumail Nanjiani and Murray Bartlett, among others, also doubles as a true crime tale.

Inspir by the book Deadly Dance:

The Chippendales Murders,” it tells the story of “an Indian immigrant who became the unlikely founder of the world’s greatest male-stripping empire – and let nothing stand in his way in the process,” per a Hulu press release.

Let me grab my dollar bills now, because the first two telegram database episodes of “Welcome to Chippendales” are streaming now.

‘Fantasy Football’

From left: I recently had the opportunity to hang out with some of the stars of this film (we miss you, Kelly Rowland) and its director, Anton Cropper – and trust me, they are excit about it.

In the movie Marsai

Martin stars as the daughter of a professional footballer, play by sample telemarketing executive job description Omari Hardwick, whose career has meant his family moves around often. But after she and her parents (the aforemention Hardwick and Kelly Rowland) land in Atlanta when he gets a gig with the Atlanta Falcons, things change in, well, fantastical ways.

“Fantasy Football” is a good escape for the whole family. It’s streaming on Paramount+ now.

‘The Croods: Family Tree’

A scene from Hulu’s
Speaking of family-friendly content, it’s time for another season china data with our favorite prehistoric cave dwellers – the titular Croods (and the Bettermans) are back for more animat adventures.

This season includes family retreats, cookouts, treasure hunts and a long lost love found frozen in a block of ice. If it sounds like a lot, it is – a lot of fun!