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Netflix's 2026 Lineup: Over 160 New Titles Announced

Netflix has announced an ambitious lineup for 2026, featuring more than 160 new TV shows and movies. The streaming giant is set to release 110 series and 44 movies over the course of the year. This diverse slate includes both new and returning shows, showcasing a wide range of genres and original programming, alongside licensed content.

Returning Favorites and Final Seasons

Fans of popular series will be pleased to see the return of some beloved shows. The Witcher and Outer Banks will both conclude with their final seasons, offering a much-anticipated closure for their storylines. Additionally, Stranger Things will return to the platform, this time in an animated format, promising a fresh take on the fan-favorite series.

Bridgerton continues to captivate audiences with its fourth season, which will be released in two parts: Part 1 on January 29, and Part 2 on February 26. This season will focus on the character of Benedict, who encounters the mysterious Lady in Silver at a masquerade.

Other returning series include The Diplomat with its fourth season, Emily in Paris continuing into its sixth season, and The Night Agent, which has been confirmed for a 2026 release. Virgin River is set to release its seventh season on March 12, while Outer Banks wraps up with its fifth and final season.

New Series and Adaptations

Netflix's 2026 lineup is also rich with new series and adaptations. Florence Pugh stars in East of Eden, an adaptation of the classic novel. Finding Her Edge is a figure skating drama centered on the Russo sisters, promising a compelling narrative on and off the ice.

Upcoming releases include The Four Seasons starring Tina Fey, set to premiere on January 22, and His & Hers, a thriller featuring Tessa Thompson, available from January 8. I Will Find You, a limited series starring Sam Worthington, and Legends, a UK period drama from Neil Forsyth, are also part of the new offerings.

For fans of family-friendly content, Pokémon Horizons: Season 3 will be available, alongside a first look at Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2, further expanding Netflix's diverse range of programming.

Movie Releases and Noteworthy Films

The 2026 movie lineup includes 20 new English-language films. Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Narnia is set for a December release, while the Peaky Blinders movie will hit the platform on March 20. Millie Bobby Brown returns in Enola Holmes 3, scheduled for a summer release.

Action enthusiasts can look forward to Apex, an action thriller releasing on April 24, and The Mosquito Bowl, a WWII sports drama directed by Peter Berg. Additionally, Brad Bird's animated film Ray Gunn promises to be an exciting addition to the lineup.

Romantic comedy fans can anticipate Good Sex, directed by Lena Dunham, while historical drama aficionados might be drawn to Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart, releasing on January 21, and Miracle: The Boys of ’80, available on January 30.

International Productions and Comedy Specials

Netflix continues to diversify its offerings with a selection of international productions. The Boyfriend: Season 2 and The Queen of Flow: Season 3 will be available in January, while Love Is Blind: Germany: Season 2 expands the popular reality series format to a new audience.

The platform will also feature a range of comedy specials. Marcello Hernández's American Boy comedy special premieres on January 7, followed by Mike Epps' Delusional on January 29. These specials are part of Netflix's ongoing commitment to providing a variety of comedic content.

In addition to these offerings, Netflix will host a live event with Monday Night Raw: 2026, bringing the excitement of live sporting events to its subscribers.

"The announcement highlights Netflix's commitment to original content while offering a diverse range of genres and international productions," the company stated.

With a robust and varied lineup for 2026, Netflix continues to expand its portfolio, ensuring a year filled with entertainment for its global audience.