This combination of images shows promotional art for the series, from left, “Paradise,” the comedy series “Scrubs,” and the documentary “Paul McCartney: Man on the Run.” Hulu/Hulu/Prime via AP

The return of the funky pop star Bruno Mars and a documentary about Paul McCartney after the Beatles are headed to a device near you.

Andrew Stanton has directed some very memorable Pixar movies, but his live-action track record is more checkered. Following 2012’s poorly received “John Carter,” Stanton is back with “In the Blink of an Eye,” a film that brings together a handful of interconnected stories that explore the history of the world. “In the Blink of an Eye” debuts Friday, Feb. 27, on Hulu.

The Actor Awards, formerly the SAG Awards, will be handed out March 1 in a Netflix-livestreamed ceremony. Dished out by SAG-AFTRA, the actors guild, the awards are one of the most closely watched Oscar predictors.

For the Paul McCartney superfan comes a new documentary series from director Morgan Neville. Not on the Beatles, but what came after, “Paul McCartney: Man on the Run,” which hits Amazon Prime Video on Friday, Feb. 27, chronicles the music man’s life in the 1970s — Wings and then some.

Also on Friday, Feb. 27: The return of Bruno Mars. “The Romantic” is Mars’ fourth full-length project and first solo album since 2016’s hit-making “24K Magic.”

Season Two of “Paradise” starring Sterling K. Brown returns to Hulu on Monday. Brown plays Xavier, a Secret Service agent assigned to protect the President of the United States, played by James Marsden.

The 50th, yes 50th, season of “Survivor” streams live on Paramount+ on Wednesday as it airs on CBS. Make sure to have your whole night free though because the first episode is three hours long.

Sixteen years after it aired its series finale, Zach Braff’s “Scrubs” has been resuscitated. The irreverent hospital show begins streaming on Hulu on Thursday, with a returning cast of Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke and Judy Reyes.