Carrie Wong stars in this 32-ep time-travelling fantasy series — partly filmed in Hengdian, China — as an adventurous young woman in love with two men from two different periods: one with Qi Yuwu in present-day Singapore, the other, with Xu Bin in Ming Dynasty China. Ya Hui, Bryan Wong and Cynthia Koh co-star.

Watch it on: weekdays, Channel 8, 9pm; meWATCH

How does the soap opera look when it’s filmed amid safe-distancing conditions? You’ll find from Episode 434 onwards. 

Watch it on: weekdays, Channel 5, 8.30pm; meWATCH

‘Lights. Camera. Singapore.’ presents this 2014 dramedy, Singapore’s first Malay commercial movie since the 1970s. Izyan Mellyna Ishak stars as a hijab-wearing young woman who defies her mother to become a professional wrestler. In English, the title means 'slam'. Fauzie Laily co-stars.

Watch it on: Tue, Channel 5, 10 pm; meWATCH

More bizarre guests — including Dave Bautista (above) as a retired pro wrestler — check into the titular motel room in the anthology series’ fourth and final season. 

Watch it on: Cinemax (Singtel TV Ch 424 & StarHub Ch 611), 11am from Sat; HBO GO

The first season saw the producers checking out the street food culture of Asia (got Singapore but no Malaysia, how can?) This time, they hit the streets of Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Colombia, and Bolivia.

Watch it on: Netflix, from Wed

Unscripted Australian drama following a group of young adults living with autism spectrum disorder as they navigate the dating scene.

Watch it on: Netflix, from Wed

In this 10-part action comedy series, Kevin Hart plays a fictionalised version of himself who wants to be the next Dwayne Johnson, not the sidekick in the next Dwayne Johnson movie. So he enrolls in an action star school run by a lunatic stuntman (John Travolta). Download Quibi from App Store or Google Play and get a 14-day free trial; monthly subscription at US$4.99 (S$7)

Watch it on: Quibi, from Monday

Photos: Netflix, Quibi/Kevin Kwan, HBO Asia