Netflix Had 14 New TV Series Added This Week; Here's the Complete List

Summary

• Last week, Netflix added 14 new series to its library in one fell swoop.
• The releases include both highly anticipated new seasons and premieres of brand-new projects, as well as an iconic anime.
• Some of the projects immediately shot to the top of Netflix's most-watched shows.

It's been only three months since the start of the year, but Netflix has already released a slew of high-octane movies and series, and March in particular has some exciting projects.

Last week, for example, 14 great shows were released all at once. Let's find out which shows have been added and which ones are really worth watching.

All the Latest Netflix Releases

• Bandidos (Season 1) Netflix Original
• Chicken Nugget (Season 1) Netflix Original
• CoComelon (Season 10)
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (Season 1 – New Episodes)
• Extremely Inappropriate! (Season 1)
• Eye Love You (Season 1)
• Girls5eva (Seasons 1-3) Netflix Original
• Iron Reign (Season 1) Netflix Original
• Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir (Season 6)
• Queen of Tears (Season 1) Netflix Original
• The Outreau Case: A French Nightmare (Limited Series) Netflix Original
• Turning Point: The Bomb and the Cold War (Limited Series) Netflix Original
• Young Royals (Season 3 – Part 1) Netflix Original
• Yu Yu Hakusho: Ghost Files (Seasons 1-2)

A Bit about Some of These Shows

Of course, each of the above releases is intriguing and sure to find its audience. However, a few of the projects on the list deserve special attention, as some of them promise to become, or have already become, new hits on Netflix.

Young Royals

Yes, folks, it happened! The third season finale of the acclaimed Swedish teen drama Young Royals has finally arrived. The first part of the new season, consisting of five episodes, hit our small screens on March 11, and the second part, consisting of one final episode, is available from today, March 18. Wille and Simon's relationship is more strained than ever, and the former also faces the burden of responsibility for the Swedish throne. Will they be able to maintain their relationship in the face of public pressure?

Bandidos

The new Mexican series Bandidos, featuring an all-star Mexican, American and Spanish cast with experience working on Netflix projects, has caused no less of a stir. This is an exciting and fun adventure heist story about a group of hapless but resourceful con artists who go in search of a legendary Mayan treasure.

Fans of South Korean television should be especially excited, as Netflix added two intriguing K-dramas to its library last week.

Queen of Tears

The series premiered on March 9, but last week's episodes were released, and the episodes revealed the full essence of the series, leaving audiences in awe. A new romantic comedy starring one of Korean television's biggest heartthrobs, Kim Soo-hyun, follows a couple consisting of a Queens Department Store heiress and a lawyer from a humble background who must prove their love to each other.

Chicken Nugget

As the title suggests, it's a surreal sci-fi comedy about a scientist (Ryu Seung-ryong) and his intern (Ahn Jae-hong) who accidentally turn the scientist's daughter into... yes, you guessed it, a chicken nugget.

In addition, not only fans of K-dramas, but also fans of Japanese TV series will find something to enjoy.

Extremely Inappropriate!

This J-drama is a time-travel comedy in which a foul-mouthed and somewhat problematic teacher and single father from the 1980s (Sadawo Abe) accidentally finds himself in 2024. At the same time, he switches places with a sociologist and feminist with a strong sense of justice (Yo Yoshida) who finds herself in 1986.

Eye Love You

We also recommend that you check out this Japanese romantic drama. The plot follows a young woman (Fumi Nikaido) who, after a traffic accident, is able to read other people's minds. But one day she meets a friendly exchange student (Chae Jong-Hyeop) and can't understand him at all because the protagonist doesn't speak Korean!

Yu Yu Hakusho: Ghost Files

Anime fans are also in for a treat. The long-awaited live-action manga and anime YuYu Hakusho was released last December, and now, three months later, the first two seasons of the cult anime are available on Netflix. Of course, it has long been available on other platforms like Crunchyroll and Funimation, but Netflix users can now check it out on this service as well.

Each of the aforementioned (and unmentioned) releases is a thoroughly entertaining project worthy of attention, as evidenced by the high ratings of some of the new releases. Bandidos, for example, has made it into the top 10 most-watched series in many countries, including the United States. Queen of Tears is no less successful, entering the global top 10 of all non-English series within days of its release.