And finally, the show that broke Netflix and the internet, Stranger Things, will be wrapping up its fifth and final season this December. After its first volume was released on November 26, Netflix's darling show has been the talk of the town, leaving fans on a nail-biting cliffhanger and with unanswered questions.

95 new movies joined Netflix alongside 23 series with Stranger Things and Jingle Bell Heist topping the charts.

From gritty crime thrillers to unconventional comedies, Netflix has proven that viewers crave fresh stories and complex characters. The streamer’s rising viewership numbers in recent years stand as a testament to exactly that. Here are 10 of the most-watched Netflix shows ranked so you know what to choose for your next binge session.

Netflix’s latest original show “The Abandons” is now streaming, a western drama that sees two rival families clash as they fight for land and power on the American frontier.

Fans should be 'worried' as streaming giant drops unexpected update deciding the future of one of its biggest shows.

Arriving December 3, the emotional series follows four strangers in NYC whose lives intertwine after a single moment changes everything.

The Abandons is a western drama directed by Son of Anarchy's Kurt Sutter. The show was realized on Netflix on December 4. All seven episodes came together.

Netflix will be adding new series and movies throughout December 2025. Here is the complete list of everything coming.

Andrew Scott shines in Netflix's Ripley, a moody, atmospheric noir that reimagines Patricia Highsmith's iconic character for a new generation.

What happens next? WBD will split into two companies. The studios and streaming business will go to Netflix, while the cable networks will be folded into a separately traded company.

The new year is known to bring significant changes, and those changes also extend to streaming platforms. Netflix, especially, is at the heart of this development this time around, as the platform is set to say goodbye to several popular shows and movies in January 2026.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' mother, Janice Combs, has released a statement regarding the new Netflix docuseries about her son, titled 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning.' In the statement, Janice claims the series is full of 'lies' and 'inaccuracies.