Netflixis about to be bigger and better than ever.
Hot off its34 nominationsfor the Golden Globe Awards, the streaming service has unveiled the list of original films and shows coming in 2020.
Here are the most anticipated Netflix originals that viewers can binge on beginning Jan. 1
Available in January
Messiah: Season 1(Jan. 1): CIA officer Eva Geller (Michelle Monaghan) uncovers information about a man (Mehdi Dehbi) gaining international attention through acts of public disruptions. As he cultivates followers on his side, the media becomes infatuated with the characteristic figure.
Grace and Frankie:Season 6(Jan. 15): The penultimate season will kick off right where season 5 ended: Grace (Jane Fonda) deciding to secretly marry a younger man (Peter Gallagher).
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Sex Education:Season 2(Jan. 17): This season, Otis (Asa Butterfield) must master his newly discovered sexual urges to progress with his girlfriend Ola, while at the same time dealing with his strained relationship with former bestie Maeve (Emma Mackey).
The Ranch: Part 8(Jan. 24): The final 10 episodes of the family drama, starringAshton Kutcher, will close out the series’ four-year run.
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: Part 3(Jan. 24): Sabrina (Kiernan Shipka) is back for some more spooky adventures in the series’ second season for eight episodes.
BoJack Horseman: Season 6, Part 2(Jan. 31): The beloved and critically acclaimed animated series comes to a show-stopping end.
Available in February
To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You(Feb. 12): The sequel to the romantic teen comedy, starring heartthrobNoah Centineoand Lana Condor, arrives just before Valentine’s Day.
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13 Reasons Why: Season 4: The drama comes to an end for Clay Jensen (Dylan Minnette) and his classmates at Liberty High School in the controversial teen drama.
The Christmas Chronicles 2:Kurt Russellreturns to play Santa Claus as his real-life partner,Goldie Hawn, joins the fold as Mrs. Claus.
Bridgerton:Shonda Rhimeskicks off her multi-year deal with Netflix with a series based on the novel series depicting romance in the 1800s England.
The Circle: The British social-media competition premieres in America with a unique concept that takes attributes fromBig BrotherandCatfish.
Dear White People: Season 4: The acclaimed comedy-drama airs its final season that touches on issues surrounding modern American race relations.
GLOW: Season 4: Ruth (Alison Brie) and her fellow Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling throw down for another exciting season.
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The Society: Season 2: This mystery teen drama, starringBig Little Lies‘ Kathryn Newton, returns for another parent-free adventure.
Selena: The Series: Christian Serratos takes on the role as Tejano music superstarSelena Quintanillain this biopic series that explores the years before her tragic death.
Taylor Swift: Miss America: The documentary film will explore several years throughout the “Lover” singer-songwriter’s incredible career.
source: people.com
