These two staff favorite shows begin their final seasons this week!

I’m not usually one to enjoy a classic TV character’s return in a shameless advertising campaign — the [many]( [new]( [ads]( featuring vets of The Office make me sad and inconsolable — but I will allow it when it’s an ad for something good, like shaming litterers. Bryan Cranston dusted off the old pork pie hat he made famous as Walter White in Breaking Bad for an anti-trash New Mexico commercial, [and it hits all the right spots in just 30 seconds](. I’d love to see Heisenberg drop some ricin in a guy’s Monster energy drink after he throws a cigarette out of his car. Yeah bitch, take out the trash, Mistah White! Here’s what to watch this week. -Tim   Your Watch This Now! newsletter is created by Senior Recommendations and Reviews Editor Tim Surette and more show-obsessed editors at TV Guide!   SEASON 6 PREMIERES MONDAY AT 10/9C ON FX, TUESDAY ON HULU [What We Do in the Shadows has reached the end of its afterlife]( Season 5 of What We Do in the Shadows ended with a big change — Guillermo (Harvey Guillén) finally becoming a vampire — which was almost immediately undone when he reverted back to his human form after discovering he was not in fact cut out to be a vampire. In the comedy's sixth and final season, the experience puts Guillermo at a personal crossroads as he reconsiders everything about his life. Meanwhile, his vampire roommates are forced to examine their own eternal lives when an old friend reappears after a 50-year nap. The beginning of the end of TV's best horror comedy is the ideal way to wind down spooky season. [If you’re looking for more shows like What We Do in the Shadows, look no further](. -Allison Picurro SERIES PREMIERES WEDNESDAY AT 9/8C ON HBO AND MAX [Breath of Fire torches a yoga subsect]( [The four-part docuseries Breath of Fire examines the corruption within Kundalini yoga across decades, from the alleged abuse by its founder Yogi Bhajan to the cultural appropriation by Guru Jagat, an American millennial YouTube astrologer and influencer who claims to be the second coming of Bhajan. Surprise! The wellness industry is full of dirtbags.]( SEASON 3 PREMIERES SUNDAY AT 10:30/9:30C ON HBO AND MAX [Somebody Somewhere is a safe space for joy]( Somewhere flies far enough under the radar that its every renewal has hit like an underdog victory. We've been celebrating the news of a third season ever since it was announced in June 2023, but it looks like our luck has run out: Season 3 will be the last for this terrific show. It's hard not to want more time with Sam (Bridget Everett), Joel (Jeff Hiller), and the rest of their Kansas community, but Somebody Somewhere is sure to go out with flair, balancing biting humor with heartfelt examinations of friendship and grief. The official description for the final season comes with a big promise: "In Season 3, we see growth against all odds." -Kelly Connolly]( STREAM DREAM [Hulu has some good movies coming up next month]( Bless you, Hulu, for always being the first of the streamers (along with corporate sibling Disney+) to let us know what you have coming out next month. Hulu’s got me all excited for November specifically because of a pair of movies that will begin streaming: Thelma (Nov. 15), an action comedy starring June Squibb as a grandmother out for revenge after being scammed, and Robot Dreams (Nov. 26), an Oscar-nominated animated film from Spain about a dog and a robot’s unusual and heartwarming friendship. [Here’s everything coming to and leaving Hulu in November](. [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Service]( | [View in Browser]( [Unsubscribe]( © 2024 TV Guide, A Fandom, Inc. company. All rights reserved. TV Guide, [130 Sutter St., San Francisco, CA 94104, U.S.A.](#)