A new year means it’s time for new television series. Netflix is starting its programming with the return of fan-favorite series such as “Ginny & Georgia” and debuting new shows, like “Lockwood & Co.” The new year is expected to bring no shortage of must-see television, with Netflix putting out more original series, and the highly anticipated new seasons of shows like “Heartstopper” and “Bridgerton.”
The first month of the year is setting the stage for Netflix’s lineup of programming to come. Here, a roundup of what to watch on Netflix in the first month of the New Year. Read on for more.
“Ginny & Georgia”
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Stream on Jan. 5
The Netflix series about a mother-daughter duo adapting to living in a picturesque New England town returns for a second season. When the debut season concluded last year, Ginny went on the run with her brother after discovering their mother’s criminal past.
“The Pale Blue Eye”
Stream on Jan. 6
Christian Bale stars in this mystery-thriller movie about a detective hired to investigate the murder of a cadet. The period piece is set in the 1800s, so expect a cornucopia of 19th century-inspired costumes. Bale is joined in this film by Gillian Anderson.
“Sexify”
Stream on Jan. 11
The Polish comedy about three girls trying to build a sex app returns for a second season. The new trailer for the series sees the trio trying to get their app off the ground as they face typical start-up tech troubles. Things appear to turn around for them when they decide to adapt their app for men, and both hilarity and drama ensue.
“Noise”
Stream on Jan. 11
This Mexican drama tells the story of a mother on a quest to find her missing daughter. The mother finds a support network where she bonds with other women whose lives have been destroyed by violence.
“Vikings: Valhalla”
Stream on Jan. 12
Set more than 100 years after the original series “Vikings,” the second season of the drama sees the tensions between the descendants of the Vikings and native English reach a breaking point. The show serves as a sequel to the History Channel’s “Vikings.”
“Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight”
Stream on Jan. 12
The Dreamworks spinoff to the hit animated movie returns to Netflix for season two. This time the characters head to India for a new round of adventures. Comedian Jack Black returns as the voice of the main character Po.
“Disconnect: The Wedding Planner”
Stream on Jan. 13
This Netflix Originals romantic comedy follows a man who falls victim to a scam and now has to race the clock to plan a luxurious wedding for a big investor.
“Dog Gone”
Stream on Jan. 13
Rob Lowe stars in this biopic about a man and his son and their dog, who get separated on the Appalachian Trail. The father and son come together to help find their lost dog.
“Suzan & Freek”
Stream on Jan. 13
Posting song covers on social media is how a few artists have been discovered in the past few years. The Netflix original tells the story of a music duo and couple who go from going viral for posting song covers on social media to industry stardom.
“Sky Rojo”
Stream on Jan. 13
The Spanish thriller series returns for its third and final season. The series tells the stories of three sex workers on the run from their former pimp. The end of season two saw them stealing money from him, and now they attempt to avoid being captured by his henchmen.
“That ‘90s Show”
Stream on Jan. 19
Fans of the hit sitcom “That ‘70s Show” can now enjoy the new spinoff set in the 1990s. The spinoff sees the return of the characters Kitty and Red Foreman as they help raise their granddaughter, Leia. The show is also expected to feature guest spots from the original “That ‘70s Show” cast members.
“Women at War”
Stream on Jan. 19
This new Netflix original series is set in 1914 France during the start of World War I. As the German troops advance in France, four women must now face the realities of war at home. The period piece is a limited-edition series.
“Jung_E”
Netflix is gifting audiences with a Korean sci-fi movie. For fans of “Squid Game” who enjoy things set in dystopian societies, the film is set in a post-apocalyptic world in the 22nd century. It tells the story of a researcher at an AI lab who leads the effort to end a civil war by cloning the brain of a heroic soldier who is actually her mother.
“Bling Empire: New York”
Stream on Jan. 20
“Bling Empire” is getting a New York spinoff series. Reality star Dorothy Wang, who was also on “Bling Empire,” takes her talents to New York as she joins a new cast of New York socialites. Just like “Bling Empire,” this spinoff will bring plenty of luxury fashion and fabulous parties.
“Narvik”
This Norwegian war movie tells the story of a young soldier fighting in the trenches during World War II. The film is set in 1940 when Hitler was dependent on the Norwegian town of Narvik to supply ore for his Nazi army. Eventually the small town hands Hitler his first war defeat.
“Against the Ropes”
Stream on Jan. 25
The Mexican drama series tells the story of a woman recently released from prison who tries to gain the respect of her lucha libre-loving daughter. To do so, the woman enters the wrestling ring as a mysterious persona.
“You People”
Stream on Jan. 27
From the creator of “Black-ish” and “Black AF,” Kenya Barris’ new comedy film stars Jonah Hill and Eddie Murphy. The ensemble tells the story of two couples battling with societal expectations and generational differences.
“Lockwood & Co.”
Stream on Jan. 27
The new British fantasy series is based on the novel by Jonathan Stroud. The story follows two teenage boys and a young girl who are on a quest to unravel a mystery to change the course of history. The trio learns to save the day without any adult supervision.