We provide the compilation of all the shows, films, and specials arriving on Netflix each month, yet with the vast array of content the streaming platform launches, it can be challenging to keep everything organized. We are here to assist with a summary of all the new and returning series debuting on Netflix this week, spanning comedies, dramas, reality shows, and docuseries.
A packed week kicks off on Netflix featuring a returning anime series centered on a retired assassin, a true crime series documenting a woman who disappeared during a Royal Caribbean cruise, and a limited series about a homicide in Yosemite National Park.
Sakamoto Days, the anime featuring retired hitman Taro Sakamoto, attracted a large viewership when it debuted on Netflix in January. This week, the narrative advances with Part 2 of Season 1, continuing from where the first part ended and presenting new obstacles for Taro. Netflix will release all 11 episodes weekly every Monday for the upcoming months.
In the British comedy-drama series Entitled, Brett Gelman (Fleabag) plays American widower Gabe, who finds himself amidst his in-laws after relocating to the gothic manor he inherited from his affluent wife.
23-year-old Amy Lynn Bradley boarded a Royal Caribbean cruise with her family on March 21, 1998. She would never get off. To this day, her fate remains a mystery, but this documentary delves into her enigmatic disappearance, featuring interviews with her family, fellow passengers on the ship, and FBI agents.
This poignant Middle Eastern drama follows a newly widowed father who relies on his late wife’s online guidance to navigate single parenthood.
Community Squad is an Argentine crime comedy series revolving around a diverse civilian patrol unit known as the Palermo Division. Established to enhance the police’s image, they find themselves entangled in a drug trafficking scheme.
