Spring is here, and you know what that means: warmer weather, longer days, and a slew of new TV shows, movies, and music releases to be excited about. You should definitely go forth and enjoy the outside, but make sure to check out these 11 new releases from this week in your downtime. What else are you going to talk about during those rooftop happy hours?

Sunday, March 18

Brooklyn Nine-Nine: After a brief hiatus, season five of this hilarious comedy about a group of detectives in New York's fictional 99th Precinct returns tonight. It's been far too long since Andy Samberg's been on my television screen. 8:30 P.M. ET on Fox

ZEE MACHINE, Brainchemistry: This queer pop singer's debut EP is a ridiculously catchy blend of zipping, '80s-inspired synths and soulful vocals. Think Adam Lambert meets Lady Gaga with a dash of Queen mixed in. Bops on bops! Now available on iTunes and Spotify

Monday, March 19

Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta: If this super trailer is any indication, the seventh season of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta is going to be its most dramatic yet—and that's saying something. 8 P.M. ET on VH1

Tuesday, March 20

Shadowhunters: With Magnus and Alec back together and Jace's resurrection a real possibility, how will the third season of this supernatural drama play out? We're very excited to find out. 8 P.M. ET on Freeform

The Standups: This new Netflix special is actually a combination of several 30-minute standup routines from some of comedy's freshest voices, including Rachel Feinstein, Kyle Kinane, and Joe List. Listen, we all need a good laugh on a Tuesday. Now streaming on Netflix

Wednesday, March 21

Krypton: DC Comics fans should tune into this Superman prequel, which actually centers on the Man of Steel's grandfather lightyears before Krypton was destroyed. 10 P.M. ET on SyFy

Thursday, March 22

Rupaul's Drag Race : Season 10 of this iconic drag competition series kicks off tonight, with Christina Aguilera as the guest judge. Bring extra wig glue. 8 P.M. ET on VH1

Station 19: This Grey's Anatomy spinoff series about hot firefighters looks like a great time. Granted, these characters will probably spend more time banging each other than putting out actual fires, but that's part of the fun, right? 9 P.M. ET on ABC

Friday, March 23

Santa Clarita Diet: SCD left things in a strange place last season: Sheila (Drew Barrymore), still a flesh-craving zombie, has essentially blockaded herself off from her family so she won't be a danger to them, and Joel's (Timothy Olyphant) locked in a mental hospital. If the first season is any indication, how the characters get themselves out of this mess will be unexpected and hilarious. Now streaming on Netflix

Unsane: Claire Foy plays a woman, Sawyer, who's convinced her stalker's followed her to a new town. Petrified, she seeks the help of a therapist, who commits her to a mental institution. And it gets worse: Now, Sawyer thinks the stalker is in the hospital and posing as an employee. Is she right? Check out this film, which is very frightening and feels particularly poignant in light of #MeToo, to find out. In theaters

Saturday, March 24

Royal Matchmaker: A matchmaker gets the job of a lifetime when she's asked to find the prince of a foreign country a new partner. My Meghan Markle-loving heart is already invested. 9 P.M. ET on Hallmark

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