Plus, SNL legend Will Ferrell's return to TV comedy and a New Zealand suburban mystery.Here's what we're watching this month.What's it about? The true crime craze is well and truly here to stay With the first few episodes directed by David Gordon Green, the dirtbag comedy is on full display but the sweeter tones of genuine paternal care and Feimster's Southern charm tone the show down from Righteous Gemstones/Vice Principals territory.Perfect for: Some easy laughsWhere to watch: The Hawk premieres on July 19 on NetflixWhat's it about? Suburban mum Mia (Melissa George, a glorious return to TV) already has a full plate in between raising two teens, negotiating with a nosey Neighbourhood Watch and avoiding side eyes from the judgey mums at school pick-up.The last thing she needs to worry about is a cheating husband, which is lucky because her AWOL hubby isn't just cheating — he's mixed up in an international crime syndicate! This only becomes apparent after her fender bender reunion with high school mate Oscar (Dean O'Gorman), who has recently embarked on a career as a private investigator (OK, Mia would be his first client).Mia's cool-headed multi-tasking and Oscar's ability to talk his way out of any situation, no matter how threatening the thug scowling at them, make the pair the perfect partners to get to the bottom of this mess.The crime dramedy is well-trod in a post Deadloch world, and while Ms