Release Date: January 1
Number of Episodes: 8
Host: Marie Kondo

Based on her bestselling book “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up,” Kondo hosts this show that puts those same principals into practice. Going to homes of people with varying backgrounds, she helps different people declutter their living spaces, and hopefully their lives in the process. 

Release Date: January 1
Number of Episodes: 28
Voice Cast: Lucas Grabeel, Nathan Kress, Diamond White, Danny Jacobs, Retta

This new animated series follows the day-to-day exploits of a hot dog who can not only speak and move around, but is going to middle school. His two friends (Kress and White) help him navigate the crazy world of being a teenager, an added challenge when you also happen to be something that some people eat. 

Release Date: January 1
Number of Episodes: 47
Lineup: Neal Brennan, Chris D’Elia, Nicole Byer, Nick Swardson, Joel Creasey, Urzila Carlson, Nazeem Hussain, Cal Wilson, Louis-José Houde, François Bellefeuille, Katherine Levac, Adib Alkhalidey, Ivan Decker, DeAnne Smith, K. Trevor Wilson, Dave Merheje, Loyiso Gola, Loyiso Madinga, Tumi Morake, Riaad Moosa, Nish Kumar, Joel Dommett, Mae Martin, Ellie Taylor, Shirley Souagnon, Jason Brokerss, Tania Dutel, Donel Jack’sman, Moayad Alnefaie, Adi Khalefa, Rawsan Hallak, Ibraheem Alkhairallah, Franco Escamilla, Hugo El Cojo Feliz, Gaby Llanas, Afonso Padilha, Thiago Ventura, Mhel Marrer, Soundos El Ahmadi, Martijn Koning, Rayen Panday, Enissa Amani, Ilka Bessin, Kaya Yanar, Aditi Mittal, Atul Khatri, Amit Tandon

Wasting no time bolstering their already massive standup collection, this group of specials ranges across the globe across eight different languages. 

Release Date: January 10
Number of Episodes: 9 
Cast: Tomer Capon, Ninette Tayeb, Michael Aloni, Nadav Netz, Moshe Ashkenazi

A quartet of military veterans reteam to find a missing woman in this Hebrew-language import. Along the way, the four men must wrestle with the simmering resentment that caused them all to stop speaking to each other over a decade prior to being joined once again in a common goal.

Release Date: January 11
Number of Episodes: 8
Cast: Gillian Anderson, Asa Butterfield, Emma Macket, Ncuti Gatwa

An unpopular high school student (Butterfield) uses his mom’s (Anderson) expertise as a therapist to dish out advice to his fellow students in this British import. 

Release Date: January 18
Number of Episodes: 10
Voice Cast: Gina Rodriguez, Finn Wolfhard

In advance of a different live-action Carmen Sandiego movie (also planned to star Rodriguez), this series will feature the trenchcoat-wearing international superthief that first appeared in a mid-’80s video game. Wolfhard will voice Player, Sandiego’s tech expert sidekick. 

Release Date: January 18
Number of Episodes: 6
Host: Killer Mike

Rapper, activist, and half of Run the Jewels, Michael Render now adds Netflix show host to his resume. This new unscripted series follows Killer Mike’s exploration of American social conditions through the prisms of economics, prejudice, and radical change. 

Release Date: January 24
Number of Episodes: 4
Director: Joe Berlinger

With a dramatized version of the Bundy saga told from the perspective of his girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer coming later this year (also directed by Berlinger), this series presents the story from the documentary side. It prominently features death row interviews with the notorious serial killer. 

Release Date: January 25
Number of Episodes: 8
Cast: Michaela Coel, John Goodman, Tamara Tunie, Noma Dumezweni, Lucian Msamati

“The Honourable Woman” creator Hugo Blick is back with another limited series that crosses continental boundaries. A British legal official (Coel) and a American lawyer working in the UK (Goodman) get drawn into an international war crimes trial. The resulting story that unfolds deals with pivotal, life-changing details from their respective pasts. 

Release Date: January 25
Number of Episodes: 6
Cast: Ju Ji-hoon, Bae Doona, Ryu Seung-ryong

What’s the only thing better than a drama set against the backdrop of a royal power struggle in medieval Korea? A drama set against the backdrop of a royal power struggle in medieval Korea that has zombies. 

Release Date: February 1
Number of Episodes: 10
Talent: Angely Gaviria, Sebastián Eslava, Luis Fernando Hoyos, Verónica Orózco, Dylan Fuentes

Sentenced to death for practicing witchcraft in 1646, a young woman travels across centuries and emerges in 2019 Cartagena. As she adjusts to the technology and amenities of modern-day society, flashbacks show how she came to be accused in her past life.  

Release Date: February 1
Number of Episodes: 8
Talent: Natasha Lyonne, Greta Lee, Yul Vazquez, Elizabeth Ashley, Charlie Barnett

In addition to playing Nadia, caught up in one unforgettable New York party, Lyonne directs this series along with Leslye Headland and her former “But I’m a Cheerleader” director Jamie Babbit. 

Release Date: February 15
Number of Episodes: 10
Talent: Ellen Page, Mary J. Blige, Cameron Britton, Robert Sheehan, Aidan Gallagher, Colm Feore, Tom Hopper, Emmy Raver-Lampman, David Castañeda 

Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá’s comics series comes to life in this series, which follows an interconnected group of spontaneously born kids tasked with saving the world. Steve Blackman serves as showrunner after previously working as a writer and producer on “Fargo.”

Release Date: March 15
Number of Episodes: 8
Cast: Idris Elba, Piper Perabo, Frankie Hervey, JJ Feild

In advance of his DJ set at Coachella, Elba plays Charlie, whose career is far more floundering. As his time behind the board starts to dwindle, he picks up a new job: taking care of his friends’ troublesome daughter (Hervey).

Release Date: April 5
Number of Episodes: 8
Narrator: Sir David Attenborough

Fans of watching animals in nature get this new Netflix production, filmed over the course of four years across all seven continents. Without sticking to one particular kind of habitat, the show will follow wildlife in the ocean, across grasslands, and deep into the jungle.