Streaming highlights: Better Call Saul, All About the Washingtons, Bachelor in Paradise, Sons of Anarchy and Like Father

Bob Odenkirk returns as Saul Goodman in season four of Better Call Saul. Photo / Supplied

Better Call Saul season 4 (Lightbox)

This season, Better Call Saul catches up to the Breaking Bad era as Jimmy McGill becomes shady lawyer Saul Goodman. In season four, Mike also takes a more active role as Madrigal Electromotive's newest security consultant and Hector's collapse sends shockwaves through the Albuquerque underworld tearing apart Gus and Nacho's well-laid plans. Season 4 premiered Tuesday and arrives express weekly.

All About the Washingtons (Netflix)

Following husband and wife Joey and Justine Washington, this new Netflix original series is an autobiographical, scripted, family sitcom. Rev Run, aka Joseph Simmons, and Justine Simmons play fictionalised versions of themselves raising a family of kids after Joey retires from a long career as a legendary hip-hop artist so Justine can pursue a career of her own. Available to stream from tomorrow.

Bachelor in Paradise (TVNZ OnDemand)

The highly anticipated fifth season of the hit reality series Bachelor in Paradise returns, and this time it features one of our own. The Bachelor NZ season two contestant Jordan Mauger will try his luck with the franchise again as he joins a list of other hopeful singles attempting to turn a potential summer fling into the real thing. For seven weeks an evolving group of former Bachelor and Bachelorette contestants explore the highs and lows of romance in a romantic tropical location. New episodes available weekly.

Sons of Anarchy seasons 1 - 7 (Neon)

Fans of biker drama Sons of Anarchy will be pleased they can revisit all seven seasons of the hit show on Neon. Four years after the show finished screening, viewers can return to Charming, California and binge-watch all the drama from the notorious motorcycle club. The series follows the outlaws who do everything they can to ensure their simple, quaint town stays that way. Behind the front of their automotive shop, the motorcycle club is involved in a ruthless gun-running business. Seasons one to seven available to stream from today.

Like Father (Netflix)

If you're looking for something shorter than an entire TV series to get into this weekend then check out one of the newest movie offerings from Netflix. Like Father follows young workaholic Rachel who, after being left at the alter, finds herself on a Caribbean honeymoon cruise with her estranged father. The two strangers are forced to reconnect over umbrella-clad cocktails and karaoke. Cheesy and slightly ridiculous but nice light-hearted watch after a long working week.