Netflix may be known for prioritizing quantity over quality, but that doesn’t mean viewers should skip out on their favorite shows. In fact, the streaming service has been consistently releasing exciting new content, including some highly anticipated sequels and remakes. As February comes to a close, it’s time to start looking ahead to what Netflix has in store for March.
One of the most anticipated releases is the second part of “You” Season 4, which premiered in early February. The fifth episode left viewers with many unanswered questions, including who is responsible for unexpected deaths surrounding Joe. With Rhys running for mayor of London, the second part of the season could reveal the killer’s identity.
Another exciting release is “The Glory” Season 2, a Korean revenge drama about a high school student seeking justice against her former bullies. Fans of Korean dramas will find this show particularly interesting, especially those who enjoyed the first season’s dramatic storyline.
Fans of adventure shows will be pleased to know that “Shadow and Bone” Season 2 is also set to premiere in March. The new season follows Alina as she tries to bring down Shadow Fodd and save Ravka from ruin. Meanwhile, General Kirigan has assembled an army of shadow monsters that seem invincible. The show’s talented cast, including Jessie Mei Li and Archie Renaux, are sure to impress once again.
For those looking for something different, “Sky High: The Series” is an eight-part Spanish action crime drama about a woman named Sole who must navigate life on her own after her husband, the leader of a group of thieves, dies. She discovers more about her husband’s death and makes new friends along the way.
Finally, “The Night Agent” is a political spy thriller based on Matthew Quirk’s novel. The story follows Peter Sutherland, a low-level FBI agent who gets pulled into a dangerous conspiracy that could expose truths all the way to the Oval Office. This show is highly anticipated by fans of spy adventure shows, especially after the success of “The Recruit.”
Overall, Netflix has an exciting lineup of original TV shows set to premiere in March 2023. From sequels to remakes to new dramas, there’s something for everyone. So grab a bowl of popcorn and get ready to binge-watch your new favorite show.