Amazon has announced a new multi-year content licensing agreement with HBO, bringing their exceptional library of content online exclusively to Amazon Prime members through the Prime Instant Video service.

Series and mini-series that will be available for Prime members to watch include The Sopranos, Six Feet Under, The Wire, Rome, Big Love, Deadwood, Eastbound & Down, Band of Brothers, John Adams, early seasons of Boardwalk Empire and True Blood, and much more. Other series, such as more recent hits like Girls, The Newsroom, and Veep, will eventually be made available to watch over the course of the new agreement, approximately three years after they first air on HBO.

Continue below for a full rundown of what will be available.

The Comic Artist and His Assistants
Directed by Takeshi Furuta
Produced by Zexcs, Showgate
Voice cast: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, Saori Hayami, Arisa Noto, Yuka Iguchi
Air dates: Streaming Mondays at 12:05 p.m. CDT on Crunchyroll

Ah, the venerable harem anime. How many ways can you write about one lucky guy and the bevy of beautiful women who eventually come to either his rescue or ruin? I’ve been seeing one version or another of this genre played out since Rumiko Takahashi‘s Lum: Urusei Yatsura and the original Tenchi: Muyou and El Hazard OVA series.

But I digress with this mini history lesson: The point I’m making is that the harem anime is a genre with long legs, usually deliberately portrayed in one revealing manner or another. How then does an old-school otaku like me address new titles in this genre without a jaded eye? It’s not easy, but I’ll try.

April is here, but don’t let that fool you as there is another new batch of exciting and underrated titles for you to stream that Netflix has added to their instant watch options as spring slowly makes its way here. This month’s movies and television shows are sure to please once again and span the full spectrum of entertainment. From the legendary underdog story of Rocky to everyone’s favorite doctor House M.D. and the Reality TV predicting actioner The Running Man, there’s something for everyone.

With Netflix’s streaming functionality being a bit difficult to navigate, it can be a challenge trying to locate all the newly added movies worth watching, so I’m cutting through the dreck and highlighting some great titles to add to your queue. Along with new releases for April, I’m adding a few leftovers culled from March 2014 not included in our original recommendations.

Go forth and add to your queue!

For the Gen Y’ers and millennials out there, there are few things as treasured as the memories of Pokemon, whether it was trying to catch ’em all on one Gameboy game after the next or watching Pikachu get up to his latest hijinx with the rest of the gang against Team Rocket on TV. Heck, maybe you’re still making new memories right now!

To help facilitate a kickstart to your nostalgia, or maybe to help introduce a whole new generation to the classic animated content, Netflix has brought a small sampling of Pokemon cartoons to their streaming service as of March 1, 2014.

March is here, and of course that means another handful of excellent movies and television shows have been added to Netflix’s instant watch options to help pass these last few weeks of winter. This month, several Academy Award-winning films have been added to Netflix streaming, including Capote and The Silence of the Lambs. 80s cinema also gets a very strong showing here with Dirty Dancing and Night of the Comet.

Of particular note this month is that the entire Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated saga has been added for streaming, and with it 13 new episodes that will debut exclusively on Netflix dubbed The Lost Missions. These episodes comprise what would have been Season 6 on television, prior to the show’s cancellation.