New Movies and Series Coming This Year

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Your ongoing look ahead at what’s coming up on Netflix in terms of new and returning shows, movies and games in 2026.

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Welcome to 2026, and with the majority of What Next? Slate previews are now out in the wild. Below, we’ll walk through everything scheduled to arrive on Netflix in terms of Originals throughout the year, including all the movies and series from the US, UK, and around the globe.

Of course, Netflix’s development slate is undoubtedly much bigger than this list implies, with well over 1,000 projects announced or in development behind the scenes, though many will not see the light of day. Below, we’ve featured all the titles most likely to be released or have been confirmed, rather than those far out. Titles in that category would include Scooby Doo and Assassin’s Creed, for instance.

Important note: Given the considerable time remaining until 2026, everything on this list is subject to change. We’ll keep it updated throughout 2025 and into 2026 with the latest release confirmations.

Expanded versions of this list, focusing on all upcoming English-language movies and series, can be found at the links provided.

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What’s Coming to Netflix in January 2026

Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish (Season 2) – January 1st
Love from 9 to 5 (Season 1) – January 1st
My Korean Boyfriend (Season 1) – January 1st
Run Away (Limited Series) – January 1st – The fifth British adaptation of a Harlan Coben novel on Netflix starring James Nesbitt, Ruth Jones, Minnie Driver, and Alfred Enoch.
Time Flies (Season 1) – January 1st
Land of Sin (Season 1) – January 2nd – Swedish crime drama.
Pokémon Horizons (Season 3 – Rising Hope Part 1) – January 6th
Marcello Hernández: American Boy – January 7th – Stand-up comedy special.
Unlocked: A Jail Experiment (Season 2) – January 7th
His & Hers – January 8th – Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal headline this mystery thriller mini-series.
Love is Blind: Germany (Season 2) – January 8th
Alpha Males (Season 4) – January 9th – Hit Spanish comedy series returns.
Paparazzi King (Season 1) – January 9th
People We Meet on Vacation – January 9th – Romantic comedy adaptation starring Emily Bader, Tom Blyth, and Sarah Catherine Hook.
One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things 5 – January 12th – A sweeping behind-the-scenes documentary chronicle.
The Boyfriend (Season 2) – January 13th – Japanese reality series moving from the seaside to snowy Hokkaido.
Taskaree: The Smuggler’s Web (2026) – January 14th
The Queen of Flow (Season 3) – January 14th
Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials – January 15th – A new three-part mini-series based on the best-selling murder mystery novel.
Love Through A Prism (Season 1) – January 15th
The Upshaws (Part 7) – January 15th
To Love, To Lose (Season 1) – January 15th
Can This Love Be Translated? (Season 1) – January 16th
No Tail to Tell (Season 1) – January 16th

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The Rip – January 16th – Ben Affleck and Matt Damon topline this brand new action thriller directed by Joe Carnahan.
Star Search – January 20th – (LIVE) A new singing competition series broadcast live on Tuesdays & Wednesdays.
WWE Unreal (Season 2) – January 20th
Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart – January 21st – Documentary film.
Queer Eye (Season 10) – January 21st – The final season, set in Washington, D.C.
Cosmic Princess Kaguya! – January 22nd – Anime sci-fi from Shingo Yamashita.
Finding Her Edge (Season 1) – January 22nd – Teen drama about a figure skating dynasty.
Free Bert – January 22nd – A new comedy series headlined by Bert Kreischer.
Skyscraper Live (2026) – January 23rd – (LIVE) Alex Honnold climbs Taipei 101.
The Big Fake (2026) – January 23rd
Mike Epps: Delusional (2026) – January 27th – Stand-up comedy special.
Bridgerton (Season 4 – Part 1) – January 29th
Miracle: The Boys of ’80 – January 30th – Documentary about the “Miracle on Ice” US Hockey Team.
Take That – TBD – Documentary series on the British boy band.
Single’s Inferno (Season 5) – TBD – Korean dating reality series.

What’s Coming to Netflix in February 2026

Glitter & Gold: Ice Dancing – February 1st – Docuseries following top ice dance couples preparing for the Olympics.
Mo Gilligan: In The Moment – February 3rd – Stand-up special where the Londoner dishes on fame, family, and being British in America.
Is It Cake? Valentines (Season 1) – February 4th – A new spin-off of the reality competition series.
Cash Queens (Season 1) – February 5th – French comedy series. Five ordinary women struggling financially disguise themselves as men to rob a bank.
The Lincoln Lawyer (Season 4) – February 5th – Based on the book The Law of Innocence.
Unfamiliar (Season 1) – February 5th – German series where the past catches up with two former spies whose biggest challenge is telling each other the truth.
Queen of Chess – February 6th – Documentary film about Hungarian chess prodigy Judit Polgár.
Salvador (Season 1) – February 6th – Spanish series about an ambulance driver seeking answers after his daughter gets involved with hooligans.
Yoh! Bestie – February 6th – South African film. Thando is perpetually unlucky in love until her bestie returns with a fiancée, forcing her to face her jealousy.
Matter of Time – February 9th – Documentary about the race to cure a rare genetic disorder, fueled by Eddie Vedder’s Seattle benefit concert.
Motorvalley (Season 1) – February 10th – Italian racing drama series.
The Creature Cases (Chapter 7) – February 10th – The CLADE team journeys from Asian jungles to South American swamps.
This is I – February 10th – Japanese film based on the true story of Ai Haruna and Dr. Koji Wada.
Kohrra (Season 2) – February 11th – A murder case tangled in family secrets leads police officer Garundi and his new boss down a murky path.
Lead Children – February 11th – Polish drama starring Joanna Kulig as a doctor fighting a lead poisoning epidemic in 1970s Silesia.
Love is Blind (Season 10) – February 11th
State of Fear – February 11th – Brazilian film. As São Paulo erupts in violence, a lawyer with underworld ties must strike a deal to rescue her kidnapped niece.

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How To Get To Heaven From Belfast (Limited Series) – February 12th – From the creator of Derry Girls, a mystery crime series with a comedy twist.
Million-Follower Detective (Season 1) – February 12th – Taiwanese crime thriller where a detective races to unmask a viral tarot reader predicting influencer deaths.
A Father’s Miracle – February 13th – Mexican film. A devoted father wrongfully imprisoned fights to prove his innocence.
The Art of Sarah (Season 1) – February 13th – Korean series. A woman builds a new identity on lies until a body found in Seoul pulls at her threads.
The Museum of Innocence (Season 1) – February 13th – Turkish series based on Orhan Pamuk’s novel about a man’s forbidden love for a shop-girl in 1970s Istanbul.
Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip – February 13th – Joe takes B.J. on a cross-country college road trip to teach him about the real world.
Sommore: Chandelier Fly – February 17th – Stand-up comedy special filmed at the Historic Garden Theater in Detroit.
Star Search (Finale) – February 17th – The live competition series concludes.
Being Gordon Ramsay – February 18th – Docuseries following the famous chef as he opens five culinary experiences in one of London’s tallest buildings.
The Night Agent (Season 3) – February 19th – Peter Sutherland tracks down a rogue Treasury Agent in Istanbul.
Firebreak – February 20th – Spanish film. A mother races to save her daughter, who disappeared in the forest, as a fire breaks out.
Pavane – February 20th – Korean film. Three lonely strangers meet at their department store jobs and find solace in each other.
Strip Law – February 20th – Adult animated comedy. An uptight lawyer teams with a flashy Las Vegas magician.
The Orphans – February 20th – French film. Two childhood friends must overcome differences when their old flame dies in a suspicious accident.
The Swedish Connection – February 20th – Swedish film based on the true story of a bureaucrat attempting to save Jewish lives during WWII.
Taylor Tomlinson: Prodigal Daughter – February 24th – Comedy special about deconstructing faith, religious trauma, and sexuality.
BAKI-DOU: The Invincible Samurai – February 26th – Anime series where Baki faces a resurrected Miyamoto Musashi.
Bridgerton (Season 4 – Part 2) – February 26th – The focus turns to Benedict as he meets the Lady in Silver.
Crap Happens (Season 1) – February 27th – German series. Rapper Toni returns home for a funeral and finds himself juggling a career and surprise fatherhood.
Formula 1: Drive to Survive (Season 8) – February 27th
In the Mud (Season 2) – February TBD – Argentine series. Same prison, deadly inmates, and the return of Borges.
Agents of Mystery – TBD

What’s Coming to Netflix in March 2026

The Actor Awards Presented by SAG-AFTRA – March 1st – LIVE
Street Flow 3 (Banlieusards 3) – March 4th – The final chapter of the trilogy directed by Kery James and Leïla Sy, where the three brothers face decisive choices.
Vladimir – March 5th – Limited series adaptation of the book with cast Rachel Weisz, Leo Woodall, and John Slattery.
Strangers in the Park – March 6th – Argentine comedy starring Luis Brandoni and Eduardo Blanco.
War Machine – March 6th – Alan Ritchson stars in this new action thriller.

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One Piece (Season 2) – March 10th – The Straw Hats enter the Grand Line.
Virgin River (Season 7) – March 12th – Alexandra Breckenridge and Martin Henderson return.
Beauty in Black (Season 2 – Part 2) – March 19th – Tyler Perry’s drama series.
STEEL BALL RUN JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure – March 19th – Anime series.
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man – March 20th – The long-awaited feature film follow-up starring Cillian Murphy.
MLB Opening Night – March 25th – LIVE – New York Yankees vs. San Francisco Giants.
Jo Nesbo’s Detective Hole (Season 1) – March 26th – Starring Joel Kinnaman.
Beastars (Final Season – Part 2) – March TBD – The conclusion of the hit anime series.
Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen – March 26th – Horror series headlined by Jennifer Jason Leigh.
XO, Kitty (Season 3) – TBD

What’s Coming to Netflix in April 2026

Sons of Kujo (Season 1) – April 2nd – Japanese crime drama series.
High Tides (Season 3) – April 3rd
BEEF (Season 2) – April 16th – Anthology series return starring Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, and Cailee Spaeny.
A Gorilla Story: Told by David Attenborough – April 17th – Nature documentary.
Funny AF with Kevin Hart – April 20th – Stand-up comedy competition series.

APEX – April 24th – Action thriller starring Charlize Theron, Taron Egerton, and Eric Bana.
Supernova Strikers: Genesis – April 26th – Live fighting event.
Straight to Hell – April 27th – Drama series starring Erika Toda as the famous fortune-teller Kazuko Hosoki.
Santita – TBD – Mexican series starring Gael García Bernal alongside Paulina Dávila.
The Ramparts of Ice – TBD – Anime series based on the popular manga about a reclusive student.
Full Swing (Season 4) – TBD – Golf documentary series.
Running Point (Season 2) – TBD – Kate Hudson sports comedy series.

What’s Coming to Netflix in May 2026

Remarkably Bright Creatures – May 8th – Movie based on the novel, starring Sally Field and the voice of a giant pacific octopus.
Devil May Cry (Season 2) – May 12th – Animated adaptation of the famous video game.

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My 2 Cents (Due Spicci) – May 2026 – Animated series written, directed by, and starring Zerocalcare.
Soul Mate – May 14th – Boys’ love romance series spanning 10 years, starring Hayato Isomura and Ok Taec-yeon.
Berlin (Season 2) / Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine – May 15th – Money Heist spin-off series.
Viral Hit – May 28th – Live-action series adaption of the webtoon about a student starting a fighting stream.
Ladies First – May TBD – Comedy movie starring Sacha Baron Cohen and Rosamund Pike.

What’s Coming to Netflix in June 2026

The Rest Is Football – Daily (June & July) – Hosted by Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer, and Micah Richards during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Sweet Magnolias (Season 5) – June 11th – Return of the fan-favorite drama in Serenity, SC.

What’s Coming to Netflix in July 2026

MLB T-Mobile Home Run Derby – July 13th – LIVE – From Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
Rhythm + Flow Italy (Nuova Scena) (Season 3) – TBD – Guè joins Fabri Fibra, Geolier, and Rose Villain as a judge for the new season.
Sparks of Tomorrow – TBD – New anime from Kyoto Animation set in an alternate 20th century.
TRINITY (Season 1) – TBD – Political thriller series starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Richard Madden.

What’s Coming to Netflix in August 2026

MLB Field of Dreams Game – August 13th – LIVE – Minnesota Twins vs. Philadelphia Phillies from Dyersville, Iowa.
Love is Blind: UK (Season 3) – TBD – Matt and Emma Willis return to guide new UK singletons looking for love without distractions.
One Hundred Years of Solitude (Season 2) – TBD
Leanne (Season 2) – TBD – Leanne Morgan will return for new episodes of her multi-cam sitcom.

What’s Coming to Netflix in September 2026

My Life with the Walter Boys (Season 3) – TBD

What’s Coming to Netflix in Fall / Late 2026

Chiaroscuro – Fall 2026 – Murder mystery series set in Rome’s National Gallery, starring Pierpaolo Spollon and Andrea Lattanzi.
Six Kings Slam – October 2026 – LIVE – Tennis event.
Lupin (Part 4) – Fall 2026 – Omar Sy returns.
Quasimodo – Fall 2026 – French film starring Vincent Cassel.
Win The Mall – Fall 2026 – Reality competition series.
Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew – December 2026 – Directed by Greta Gerwig (IMAX release in Nov).
NFL Christmas Gameday – December 25th – LIVE.

New Movies Expected or Confirmed To Release on Netflix in 2026

11817 – Greta Lee and Wagner Moura headline this sci-fi horror movie.
53 Sundays (53 Domingos) – Comedy starring Carmen Machi, Javier Gutiérrez, and Javier Cámara.
72 Hours – Summer 2026 – Workplace comedy starring Kevin Hart and directed by Tim Story.
A Dog’s Perfect Christmas – Holiday drama starring Dennis Quaid.
Against the Hurricane – Feature film inspired by the Otis hurricane.
Alicia’s Law – Feature film starring Fernanda Castillo.
Animals – Ben Affleck and Gillian Anderson team up for this action thriller.
Best of the Best – Comedy starring Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Hasan Minhaj.
Call My Agent! The Movie – Five years after the agency closed, Andréa (Camille Cottin) reunites the team to save her directorial debut.
Campioni – A remake of the Spanish hit Campeones, starring Alessandro Gassmann as a basketball coach performing community service.
Colours of Evil: Black – Crime thriller sequel to Colours of Evil: Red. Jakub Gierszał reprises his role as Prosecutor Bilski.
Doing Life – Tyler Perry movie starring Naomi Baker and Jay Reeves.
Don’t Say Good Luck – Dramedy starring Melanie Lynskey and Steve Buscemi.
El cautivo – The new film from Alejandro Amenábar.
En nombre de otro – Currently in production. A fast-paced thriller written and directed by Oriol Paulo, starring Eduard Fernández, Mario Casas, Blanca Suárez, and Nicolás Francella.
Enola Holmes 3 – Summer 2026 – Millie Bobby Brown returns for a new mystery in Malta.
Feel My Voice (Non Abbiam Bisogno di Parole) – Spring 2026 – Based on La Famille Bélier (the film that inspired CODA), starring Sarah Toscano.
From The Ashes: The Pit – Expanding from part one, this sequel traps Mona, Mashael, and Maria in a collapsed pit where they must confront their broken bonds.
Fury (w/t) – Feature-length documentary telling the raw, unfiltered story of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.
Good Sex – Lena Dunham directs this romance movie starring Natalie Portman and Mark Ruffalo.
Gracias, equipo – Starring Raúl Tejón, Blanca Martínez, and Maribel Verdú.
Guarding Stars – Holiday romance starring Leighton Meester and Jared Padalecki.
Heartstopper: Forever – Feature film finale to the series.
Here Comes the Flood – Romance heist action starring Denzel Washington, Robert Pattinson, and Daisy Edgar-Jones.
In A Holidaze – Holiday time-loop movie starring Maddie Ziegler and Rob Lowe.
It Takes a Village – Comedy sequel to No Pressure (2024), following the village rallying to save a wedding from financial ruin.
Just Picture It – Rom-com starring Millie Bobby Brown.
Less of a Stranger – Biopic and musical journey through the 1980s following the life of Jan Borysewicz, leader of the rock band Lady Pank.
Little Brother – Comedy starring John Cena and Eric André.
Love in Slow Motion – Noor Alghandour and Ali Kakooli star in a warm, witty romantic comedy about long-buried feelings surfacing after a sudden engagement.
México 86 – Satire about Mexico’s bid to host the World Cup, starring Diego Luna.
My Crazy Feminist Girlfriend – Romance film starring Mei Nagano.
My Dearest Señorita (Mi querida señorita) – Produced by the Javis, a remake of the classic film.
Noi Un Po’ Meglio – Romantic comedy directed by Daniele Luchetti, starring Elio Germano and Maria Chiara Giannetta.
Office Romance – Rom-com starring Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein.
One Year to Live, Buy a Man – Romance film starring Ko Shibasaki and Eiji Akaso.
Possible Love – Korean drama film.
Ray Gunn – Animated sci-fi noir from Brad Bird (Skydance Animation).
Revenge – Comedy starring Vanessa Aleksander and Izabela Kuna about a female-run detective agency helping women expose cheating partners.
Roommates – Comedy produced by Adam Sandler starring Sarah Sherman and Natasha Lyonne.
Saint – Thriller directed by Jan P. Matuszyński starring Piotr Żurawski as a released prisoner embarking on a calculated path of revenge.
Saturn Return – Relationship drama starring Rachel Brosnahan and Charles Melton.
Senza Volto – Thriller starring Edoardo Leo as a former undercover agent on the run after his ex-wife’s murder.
Steps – Animated spin on Cinderella with Ali Wong and Stephanie Hsu.

Swapped – Animated buddy comedy from Skydance Animation (formerly Pookoo).
Takedown – Feature film starring Alfonso Herrera and Noé Hernández.
The Adventures of Cliff Booth – Aiming for a Summer release, David Fincher directs this Once Upon A Time in Hollywood follow-up.
The Bus: The Blues on Strike – Documentary revisiting the 2010 World Cup scandal where the French national team refused to train.
The Child – Starring Belén Cuesta and Karra Elejalde.
The Final Problem (El problema final) – Starring Jose Coronado, Maribel Verdú, and Martiño Rivas.
The Last Mrs. Parrish – Adaptation of the novel by Lynne and Valerie Constantine.
The Mosquito Bowl – Peter Berg directs this WW2 film starring Nicholas Galitzine and Bill Skarsgård.
The Storm – Swedish feature film from Josephine Bornebusch.
The Whisper Man – Summer 2026 – Thriller starring Robert De Niro.
Torrente Presidente – The return of the iconic saga created by Santiago Segura.
‘Tis So Sweet – Drama from Tyler Perry starring Taraji P. Henson.
Tyler Perry’s The Gospel of Christmas – Holiday drama.
Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Again? – A new spin on the franchise.
Unabom – Russell Crowe and Jacob Tremblay lead this biopic.
Until the End (Jusqu’au Bout) – Drama starring Nawell Madani as a single mother who goes to extreme lengths to save her son who needs a transplant.
Untitled King Charles & Idris Elba Documentary – Autumn 2026
Voicemails for Isabelle – Rom-com starring Zoey Deutch and Nick Robinson.

New Series Expected or Confirmed To Release on Netflix in 2026

A Different World – Reboot of the classic sitcom.
Age of Attraction – Unscripted dating experiment.
AlKhallat+ (Season 1) – The fan-favorite film evolves into a gripping new series with four distinctive stories of survival and trickery in the desert.
All The Truth Behind My Lies (Toda la verdad de mis mentiras) – Adaptation of the novel by Elísabet Benavent.
Alley Cats – Animated sitcom starring Ricky Gervais.
America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (Season 3) – Unscripted.
Anaesthesia (Znieczulenie) – Medical drama starring Leszek Lichota as an arrogant neurosurgeon forced to work in a small county facility.
Bandi – Following their mother’s death, eleven siblings fight to stay together, with some turning to drug trafficking to survive.
Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai – Anime series.
Big Mistakes – Scripted series from Dan Levy.
Boyfriend on Demand – Korean rom-com series starring Jisoo and Seo In-guk.
Brazil 70 – Brazilian drama about the 1970 World Cup team.
Calabasas Confidential – Unscripted series.
Chasing Shadows – A slick cat-and-mouse thriller where master con artist Habib (Abdullah El Seif) is pursued by a relentless detective.
Did Someone Happen to Mention Me? – Comedy series from Kankuro Kudo starring Koji Yakusho.
Doors Closed, Bids Open – Reality auction show hosted by Matsuko Deluxe.

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East of Eden – Limited series adaptation starring Florence Pugh.
East Palace – Korean historical fantasy drama.
El círculo – Series adapted from the novel Los corruptores by Jorge Zepeda Patterson, starring Zuria Vega, Osvaldo Benavides, Michel Brown, and Raul Briones.
El otro padre – Series starring Manolo Cardona, Erik Hayser, and Silvia Navarro.
Flunked (Recalé) – Comédie starring Alexandre Kominek as a thug gifted at math who infiltrates a high school as a teacher.
GIGN – Action series starring Tomer Sisley diving into the intimate, high-stakes lives of the elite police tactical unit.
Hollywood Arts – Victorious spin-off series.
Human Vapor – Sci-fi series reboot of the 1960 film, produced by Yeon Sang-ho (Train to Busan).
I Will Find You – Harlan Coben adaptation starring Sam Worthington.
I’m not afraid – Mexico -Directed by Ernesto Contreras.
Legends – British series set in the 1990s drug trade.
Let’s Marry Harry – Unscripted dating series with Harry Jowsey.
Little House on the Prairie – Reboot series.
Lobo (Miniseries) – Currently in production. A period thriller set in 19th-century Galicia based on the true story of Manuel Blanco Romasanta, Spain’s first serial killer who claimed to be a werewolf. Starring Luis Tosar and Tristán Ulloa.
Long Story Short (Season 2) – Animated comedy from Raphael Bob-Waksberg.
Lovesick – Mexican scripted series.
Love is Blind: Poland – The local edition of the dating experiment, hosted by Zofia Zborowska-Wrona and Andrzej Wrona.
Love Village (Season 3) – Dating reality series moving to the foot of Mt. Fuji.
Man on Fire (Season 1) – Yahya Abdul-Mateen II leads this new action thriller.
Mating Season (Season 1) – Animated adult comedy from the Big Mouth team.
Million Dollar Secret (Season 2) – Unscripted competition.
Minerva Academy (Minerva – La Scuola) – Teen drama set in a military high school in Naples.
Mis Muertos Tristes – Argentine supernatural series.
Money Trap: The Karun Treasure – Asım Noyan and his gang are pulled into a high-stakes race when a mysterious treasure map surfaces.
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story – The fourth installment of the Monster anthology.
Museum of Innocence (Season 1) – Turkish adaptation.
Nemesis – Crime series.
Nemesis (Nemesi) – Legal thriller starring Pierfrancesco Favino as a wealthy entrepreneur accused of murdering his wife (Elodie).
Oasis – Spanish teen-thriller.
Obsess – Psychological horror starring Yagoub Alfarhan and Haya Abdel Salam, following a man whose homecoming unravels into a chilling descent.
Operation Safed Saagar – Indian war drama.
Out of the Dust – UK psychological drama starring Asa Butterfield.
Physical 100 Italy – The local adaptation of the extreme survival competition series.
Physical 100: Mexico – Reality competition show.
Plastic Beauty – Medical drama series set in the world of cosmetic surgery.
Pride and Prejudice – Series adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel.
Prime Time – Sports documentary on Deion Sanders.
Quiztopia – Dystopian game show series starring Takayuki Yamada.
Rafa – Documentary series on Rafael Nadal.
S&X – Drama series starring Kento Nakajima as a sex therapist.
Seni Tanıyorum – Funda finds the nanny she has been searching for, but the mystery of Nazlı begins to change her and her husband’s lives forever.
Sonra Gözler Görür – A renowned journalist returns to the coastal town where she grew up to investigate the mysterious death of a young girl.
Straight to Hell – Japanese drama.
Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 – Animated series set in the world of Stranger Things.
Suburramaxima – Sequel series to Suburræterna. Alberto (Giacomo Ferrara) is released from prison and dragged back into Rome’s criminal underworld.
Summer of ’36 (L’Été 36) – Set in Nice during the first paid holidays, four women become entangled in a murder mystery at a luxury hotel.
The Arena (L’Arène) – MMA competition series where amateur fighters are coached by stars Ciryl Gane, Cédric Doumbé, and Benoît Saint Denis.
The Body – Coming of age drama.
The Boroughs – Sci-fi series from the Duffer Brothers starring Geena Davis.
The Case – Swedish crime series from the creator of Lupin.
The Chestnut Man: Hide and Seek (Season 2) – Stand-alone sequel series.
The Countess of Monte Cristo – A bold adaptation starring Audrey Fleurot where Mercédès Herrera becomes the heroine of her own destiny.
The Dinosaurs – Unscripted nature docu-series (Q1 2026).
The Doll (Lalka) – Period drama adaptation of Bolesław Prus’ classic novel set in 19th-century Warsaw.
The Golden Ticket – Unscripted competition based on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
The Good Boss (Il Capo Perfetto) – Series starring Luca Zingaretti, based on the film The Good Boss (El Buen Patrón).
The Map of Longing (El mapa de los anhelos) – Adaptation of the novel by Alice Kellen.
The New Force – Swedish period drama.
The Riot – Thriller inspired by the 1989 prison riots, starring Borys Szyc and Filip Pławiak as former cellmates trying to stop the bloodshed.
The Undertow – UK series starring Jamie Dornan.
The Witness – UK crime drama.
The Wonderfools – Korean superhero comedy.
Unaccustomed Earth – Scripted series based on Jhumpa Lahiri’s stories.
Untitled Newfoundland Project – Limited series starring Josh Hartnett.
Untitled Sara Khorami Medical Drama series – Autumn 2026.
Untold (2026 Volume) – Sports docuseries.