What to watch on Crave this weekend

Richard and the Pied Piper gang are back for their last hurrah.
October 25, 2019 1:55 p.m. EST
October 25, 2019 2:18 p.m. EST
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Take a break from the pre-Halloween scares this weekend to laugh (and then cry) with the conclusion of a returning favourite, a hysterical new dramedy and a French tearjerker.Silicon ValleySilicon Valley’s sixth and final season picks up right where it left off with Thomas Middleditch, Martin Starr, Zach Woods and Kumail Nanjiani returning to everyone’s favourite tech satire. The show has been a major hit with critics and fans thanks to Mike Judge’s pointed look at what happens when a start-up company on the cusp of financial success continually experiences setbacks (albeit hilarious ones). We’re excited to see how this Emmy-winning comedy says goodbye. Catch up on previous episodes before the season premiere drops on October 27 at 10pm.
Mrs. FletcherTom Perrotta brings his novel Mrs. Fletcher to life in this hilarious new limited series. A mid-life crisis has never looked sexier as Bad Moms’ Kathryn Hahn brings her brand of risqué humour to the role of Eve Fletcher, a recently divorce woman on a journey of sexual reawakening. As the writer of multiple novels adapted into Academy Award-nominated films and the creator of The Leftovers, executive producer Perrotta brings a lot of credibility to the series. Mrs. Fletcher is an insightful and hilarious comedy, proving you're never too old to reinvent yourself. Stream the first episode on October 27 at 10:30pm.[video_embed id='1813342']Kathryn Hahn's new show is a unique look at motherhood and self-discovery[/video_embed]Hidden Gem: A Colony (Une colonie)As the winner of the Best Motion Picture trophy at the 2019 Canadian Screen Awards and earning a 100% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, this acclaimed coming-of-age story is not to be missed. Set in rural Quebec, get ready to have your heart strings pulled as shy freshman Mylia navigates life in high school and a friendship with a misunderstood First Nations boy. Lead actress Émilie Bierre, 14, also took home the CSA for Best Actress and has emerged as one to watch.

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