FEBRUARY 2ND

Funny Woman: The award-winning, British, period piece comedy is back with season two! 10 episodes airing weekly on Sundays on PBS, and available to stream in full with PBS Passport.

FEBRUARY 5TH

Kinda Pregnant: A new comedy film starring Amy Schumer as Lainy, who, being jealous of her best friend’s pregnancy, begins to wear a false pregnant belly and accidentally meets the man of her dreams. Netflix.

FEBRUARY 13TH

Cobra Kai: Season 6, part 3. Series finale. Netflix.

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy: The fourth installment in the beloved series comes nine years after Bridget Jones’s Baby (2016) and 24 years after it all began. In the latest film, we see Bridget Jones as she navigates life as a widow and single mother. Back to work and on the apps, she’s pursued by a younger man. Streaming on Peacock and in theaters the following day.

FEBRUARY 14TH

Yellowjackets: Season 3. Paramount+.

Valeria: The fourth and final season of this Spanish take on Sex and the City, set in Madrid (and expertly dubbed in English). Netflix.

FEBRUARY 16TH

Tracker: Season 2B, CBS and Paramount+.

The White Lotus: The highly anticipated third season of the critically acclaimed HBO drama series will consist of eight episodes airing weekly on Sundays through April 6. You can check out the trailer here.

FEBRUARY 20TH

Reacher: Season 3, Prime Video.

Zero Day: A new American political thriller series starring Robert de Niro as a former US President called out of retirement to find the source of a deadly cyberattack. Netflix.

FEBRUARY 23RD

Suits LA: Premiere of the newest Suits spinoff. NBC and Peacock.

1923: Season 2, Paramount+.

Grosse Pointe Garden Society: A new mystery series that follows four members of a suburban garden club as they get caught up in murder and mischief. Airing weekly on Sundays on NBC and streaming the following day on Peacock.

FEBRUARY 27TH

Running Point: A new comedy series from Mindy Kaling starring Kate Hudson as Isla Gordon, the unlikely new president of a Los Angeles NBA team - think Nobody Wants This meets Ted Lasso. All 10 episodes will be available to stream on Netflix.

THE DAY OF THE JACKAL

Award winning actor, Eddie Redmayne, stars as an elite sniper, master of disguise, and highly trained assassin in this binge-worthy action series. The show was confirmed for a second season back in December with production set to start early this year for a 2026 release.

Season one streaming now in full on Peacock. Rotten Tomatoes 84%.

LIONESS

An under publicized Taylor Sheridan spy thriller series about a special ops CIA agent attempting to balance her personal and professional lives. Compelling performances from Zoe Saldaña, Nicole Kidman, Dave Annable, and unpredictable storylines make this a must-watch.

Seasons one and two streaming now on Paramount+. Rotten Tomatoes 72%.

MISSING YOU

Harlan Coben’s latest thriller series about a detective, played by Rosalind Eleazar (Slow Horses), who finds her estranged fiancé on a dating app, leading her to reopen the mystery of her father’s murder. Sub-par acting from supporting characters and a disappointing plot twist in the end made this series just okay, though ultimately, still entertaining.

This limited series is streaming now on Netflix. Rotten Tomatoes 52%.

MAESTRO IN BLUE

The third and final season of this Greek romantic drama was released in December. Dark and intense, this series beautifully centers around music, tragedy, and forbidden love (and is expertly dubbed in English).

Seasons one through three streaming now on Netflix. Rotten Tomatoes Popcornmeter 83%.

QUEER EYE

Season nine premiered on December 11, and I finally had a chance to catch up with the Fab Five. I laughed, I cried (a lot), and I feel a bit like I went through some sort of intensive therapy experience. In a shocking twist, interior designer, Jeremiah Brent, replaced Bobby Berk in the new season - and absolutely crushed it.

Jeremiah, Karamo, Antoni, Jonathan, and Tan all signed new contracts with Netflix so we can expect at least three more seasons in the coming years.

SENNA

A biographical limited series following the career of Brazilian Formula One racing legend Ayrton Senna. The series of course has its fair share of deviations from real life, but is largely accurate and well executed.

Streaming now on Netflix. Rotten Tomatoes Popcornmeter 88%.

SKELETON CREW

Disney’s newest Star Wars spin-off series about a group of youngsters on an adventure who cross paths with a mysterious character played by Jude Law. This starts off strong and is ultimately a fun ride.

All episodes streaming now on Disney+. Rotten Tomatoes 91%.

LAID

A twisted rom-com about a young woman who discovers that everyone she has ever slept with has begun mysteriously dying. I really struggled to get into this one, and I don’t think it will be everyone’s cup of tea. By the end though, I was ready for a second season - which has yet to be confirmed.

Season one streaming now in full on Peacock. Rotten Tomatoes 97%.

THE NIGHT AGENT

Season one was a somewhat faithful adaptation of Matthew Quirk’s novel of the same name. Season two is an original story, separate from the book. For me, the new season wasn’t quite as gripping, and featured a lot of questionable casting and performances, and mediocre writing, but was entertaining nonetheless.

Seasons one and two streaming now in full on Netflix. Rotten Tomatoes 81%.

97TH ACADEMY AWARDS

The Oscars with air Sunday, March 2 on ABC and Hulu, hosted by Conan O’Brien, taking over for Jimmy Kimmel, who hosted the past two years. Nominations were announced January 23 with Emilia Pérez leading in total nominations at 13, followed by the Brutalist, and Wicked, each with 10.

PRACTICAL MAGIC 2

Oscar-winning filmmaker, Susanne Bier is in talks with Warner Brothers to direct the sequel of the popular 1998 film starring Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock who are both confirmed to return.

ROMY AND MICHELLE’S HIGH SCHOOL REUNION

Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow are in final negotiations for a sequel to the 1997 film. Production is set to start in June with Tim Federle directing, and Mira and Lisa starring and executive producing.

BRIDGERTON

Netflix dropped season four table read photos! If you missed it, Netflix announced that production on the fourth season started on September 16 and is set to wrap up on April 30. The show also has a lengthy post-production period so, unfortunately, we won’t see it released until well into 2026.

EMILY IN PARIS

Team Alfie, rejoice! Lucien Laviscount made a deal to rejoin the cast as a series regular in season five. Filming for the new season is set to start in May and wrap in October with a release likely in early 2026.

YOU

Netflix dropped the new teaser trailer for the fifth and final season of the psychological thriller series, announcing that it will debut on April 24.

GINNY & GEORGIA

Netflix has announced the return of the popular young adult series with season three premiering June 5, two and a half years after the release of its second season.

FIVE-STAR WEEKEND

Jennifer Garner will star in this Peacock drama series based on the best-selling novel by Elin Hilderbrand, author of The Perfect Couple. The book follows a successful food blogger who plans a weekend in Nantucket with her best friends from each phase of her life after a tragedy strikes.

LUCKY

An Apple TV+ limited series starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Annette Bening based on Marissa Stapley’s bestselling novel of the same name. The book follows Lucky, a young woman who left behind a life of crime, but must now embrace her past one final time in order to escape from it.

NARNIA

Greta Gerwig’s streaming adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ Narnia, is getting an exclusive two-week Imax run in 90 countries beginning on Thanksgiving Day 2026, in advance of its drop on Netflix on Christmas Day 2026.