What to Stream the Weekend of April 20

Spending the weekend indoors and not sure what to watch? TV Guide's Editor-in-Chief Mickey O'Connor has a few suggestions. Here's what you should stream this weekend.

1. I am Evidence

Executive produced by Mariska Hargitay, this harrowing documentary examines the staggering backlog of untested rape kits which have enabled perpetrators to continue assaulting women. The doc will explore the varying standards across different cities and a discrepancy in the amount of attention paid to women of different racial and socioeconomic backgrounds. It premiered Monday, April 16 on HBO but you can stream it over the weekend on the network's app, HBO Go.

2. Ex on the Beach

Reality stars from shows like The Bachelorette and Vanderpump Rules and social media influencers are taken to an exotic getaway in paradise for what they think is a reality dating show. However, they'll be blindsided by their exes and cameras will be there to catch all the drama. Catch it when it premieres Thursday, 19 at 9/8c on MTV. But if you can't watch live, you can also stream the show on the network's website.

3.Dope

This docu-series explores America's war on drugs from different perspectives including the police, dealers and users. Season 2 of the vivid series heads to Netflix on Friday, April 20.

4. Mercury 13

Many people are familiar with the Mercury 7, NASA's first official astronauts who piloted manned flights for the space organization's Mercury program in the early '60s. However, this chilling documentary tells the story of 13 women who tested better than them but were passed over because of their gender. The doc heads to Netflix on Friday, April 20.

5. The Letdown

This Australian comedy follows Audrey, a new mom who joins a parenting group to cope with the steep learning curve of motherhood. Surrounding by perfect parents, she quickly realizes she's the oddball of the group. Follow along as she deals with sleepless nights, issues with her mom, shifting relationships with friends and her husband's career ambitions. Stream the series starting Saturday, April 21 on Netflix.

6. Into the Badlands

Get caught up on this post-apocalyptic series which blends kung fu with Civil War Reconstruction, steampunk and mysticism. The first two seasons are available to stream on Hulu and Netflix. Season 3 will see Sunny (Daniel Wu) return to the Badlands which has been devastated by a war between the Widow (Emily Beecham) and Baron Chau (Eleanor Matsuura). Plus, old enemies are forced to team up to defend the region against a strange newcomer who looks to restore Azra. Catch the new season Sunday, April 22 at 10/9c on AMC or stream it on the network's app.

7. Westworld

The robots of the Westworld theme park have developed free will and in Season 2 they'll learn even more about their artificial world. The new season will introduce new parks including the Samurai-themed Shogun World. The sci-fi series makes its long-awaited return Sunday, April 22 at 9/8c on HBO. You can also stream episodes through the network work's app, HBO Go.