The series returns with a second season that will find Jason Sudeikis' title character—an upbeat American college football coach given the unlikely job of managing an English Premier League soccer club by an owner intentionally trying to lose—trying to guide his club through their first season of relegation.

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Sport

From Variety: "Once again displaying the kinetic grace, authoritative physicality and heavy-duty footwear that have made her a cult favorite for fans of the “Underworld” franchise, Beckinsale is fun to watch in both the real and fantasy fight sequences that take up much of the briskly paced Jolt."

Genres: Action, Comedy

Picking up after the events of the 1980s syndicated animated series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, the Netflix-exclusive Revelation comes from Kevin Smith—yes, the one you are thinking of. He has crafted a series aimed at the Gen Xers who originally watched He-Man (as children) when it first aired.

Genres: Animation, Action, Adventure

One part Love Is Blind, one part The Masked Singer, Netflix's newest dating series follows a series of blind dates in which a single person must choose from three potential suitors ... each of whom has been "transformed into various animals and mythical creatures through the use of Hollywood movie prosthetics" from the neck up, courtesy of veteran FX artist Kristyan Mallet.

Genres: Reality-TV, Romance

You'll have to wait until November to see the next big Beatles documentary series, Get Back. But before then comes an appetizer in the form of a six-episode limited series that finds Paul McCartney reflecting on 50 years of his work with producer Rick Rubin. The pair will discuss all aspects of McCartney's career—from the Beatles and Wings to his solo recordings—and his influences along the way.

Genres: Documentary, Biography, Music

This Apple musical parody series stars Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key as a couple on a backpacking trip who stumble upon a town in which all of the residents believe that they are living inside a classic movie musical. (Yes, like Brigadoon.) Unfortunately for the duo (but fortunately for us?), they find themselves trapped in the town until they are able to discover "true love."

Genres: Comedy, Musical

A trio of horror films based on a series of R.L. Stine books will come to Netflix on consecutive Fridays this month. All three films take place in the same town (Shadyside) but in different time periods: 1994 and 1978, directed by Leigh Janiak, and 1666, helmed by veteran oddball Terence Malick.

Genres: Horror, Mystery

Karen Gillan, Lena Headey, Carla Gugino, Michelle Yeoh, Angela Bassett, and Paul Giamatti star in an action film about an all-female group of assassins that unfolds over the course of a single evening. The film, which was once headed to theaters, has been earning early comparisons to Kill Bill (and John Wick) and a sequel is already in pre-production, so it might be okay to have high-ish expectations despite Netflix's uneven feature film track record.

Genres: Action, Adventure, Thriller

Written and directed by Mike White (Enlightened), this six-episode social satire spends a week at an exclusive Hawaiian resort where the guests, employees, and resort itself turn out to be far less perfect than first appearances would suggest. The ensemble cast includes Connie Britton, Steve Zahn, Sydney Sweeney, Murray Bartlett, Jennifer Coolidge, Alexandra Daddario, Jake Lacy, Natasha Rothwell, and Molly Shannon.

Genres: Comedy, Drama

A trio of horror films based on a series of R.L. Stine books will come to Netflix on consecutive Fridays this month. All three films take place in the same town (Shadyside) but in different time periods: 1994 and 1978, directed by Leigh Janiak, and 1666, helmed by veteran oddball Terence Malick.

Genres: Horror, Mystery

This follow-up series to the original CW Gossip Girl centers on a new (and more diverse) group of mostly wealthy students at a private New York high school in the present day. While that means a new cast, Kristen Bell does return as the narrator. Half of the 12-episode debut season will air this summer, while the remaining six episodes will stream in the fall.

Genres: Drama, Romance

A sequel to the Pixar films Monsters, Inc. and Monsters University, this new Disney+ animated series returns the voices of Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Bonnie Hunt, John Ratzenberger, and Jennifer Tilly. The story is set at Monsters, Incorporated, where a new employee must re-calibrate his expectations after he learns that scaring children is out and making them laugh is in.

Genres: Animation, Adventure, Comedy

Apple's six-part series finds seven-time Grammy-winning producer Mark Ronson examining the artistry and technology behind music production. As part of the journey, he'll chat with artists including Paul McCartney, Charli XCX, Dave Grohl, Questlove, and the Beastie Boys' Mike D and Adrock.

Genres: Documentary, Music

UFO is a four-part documentary series that looks at the UFO phenomena, including eyewitness accounts and theories on possible cover-ups by the government, the military and private companies. The series is produced by J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot.

Genres: Documentary

This eight-episode limited series is a fictionalized adaptation of the first season of the true-crime podcast of the same name, focusing on the investigation into a Texas neurosurgeon who was accused of gross malpractice after over 30 of his patients were left seriously injured or dead. Debuts July 15 on Peacock in the U.S., but not until September on Showcase here in Canada on TV and STACKTV.

Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller

The series returns with a second season that will find Jason Sudeikis' title character—an upbeat American college football coach given the unlikely job of managing an English Premier League soccer club by an owner intentionally trying to lose—trying to guide his club through their first season of relegation.

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Sport

From Variety: "Once again displaying the kinetic grace, authoritative physicality and heavy-duty footwear that have made her a cult favorite for fans of the “Underworld” franchise, Beckinsale is fun to watch in both the real and fantasy fight sequences that take up much of the briskly paced Jolt."

Genres: Action, Comedy

Picking up after the events of the 1980s syndicated animated series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, the Netflix-exclusive Revelation comes from Kevin Smith—yes, the one you are thinking of. He has crafted a series aimed at the Gen Xers who originally watched He-Man (as children) when it first aired.

Genres: Animation, Action, Adventure

One part Love Is Blind, one part The Masked Singer, Netflix's newest dating series follows a series of blind dates in which a single person must choose from three potential suitors ... each of whom has been "transformed into various animals and mythical creatures through the use of Hollywood movie prosthetics" from the neck up, courtesy of veteran FX artist Kristyan Mallet.

Genres: Reality-TV, Romance

You'll have to wait until November to see the next big Beatles documentary series, Get Back. But before then comes an appetizer in the form of a six-episode limited series that finds Paul McCartney reflecting on 50 years of his work with producer Rick Rubin. The pair will discuss all aspects of McCartney's career—from the Beatles and Wings to his solo recordings—and his influences along the way.

Genres: Documentary, Biography, Music

This Apple musical parody series stars Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key as a couple on a backpacking trip who stumble upon a town in which all of the residents believe that they are living inside a classic movie musical. (Yes, like Brigadoon.) Unfortunately for the duo (but fortunately for us?), they find themselves trapped in the town until they are able to discover "true love."

Genres: Comedy, Musical

A trio of horror films based on a series of R.L. Stine books will come to Netflix on consecutive Fridays this month. All three films take place in the same town (Shadyside) but in different time periods: 1994 and 1978, directed by Leigh Janiak, and 1666, helmed by veteran oddball Terence Malick.

Genres: Horror, Mystery

Karen Gillan, Lena Headey, Carla Gugino, Michelle Yeoh, Angela Bassett, and Paul Giamatti star in an action film about an all-female group of assassins that unfolds over the course of a single evening. The film, which was once headed to theaters, has been earning early comparisons to Kill Bill (and John Wick) and a sequel is already in pre-production, so it might be okay to have high-ish expectations despite Netflix's uneven feature film track record.

Genres: Action, Adventure, Thriller

Written and directed by Mike White (Enlightened), this six-episode social satire spends a week at an exclusive Hawaiian resort where the guests, employees, and resort itself turn out to be far less perfect than first appearances would suggest. The ensemble cast includes Connie Britton, Steve Zahn, Sydney Sweeney, Murray Bartlett, Jennifer Coolidge, Alexandra Daddario, Jake Lacy, Natasha Rothwell, and Molly Shannon.

Genres: Comedy, Drama

A trio of horror films based on a series of R.L. Stine books will come to Netflix on consecutive Fridays this month. All three films take place in the same town (Shadyside) but in different time periods: 1994 and 1978, directed by Leigh Janiak, and 1666, helmed by veteran oddball Terence Malick.

Genres: Horror, Mystery

This follow-up series to the original CW Gossip Girl centers on a new (and more diverse) group of mostly wealthy students at a private New York high school in the present day. While that means a new cast, Kristen Bell does return as the narrator. Half of the 12-episode debut season will air this summer, while the remaining six episodes will stream in the fall.

Genres: Drama, Romance

A sequel to the Pixar films Monsters, Inc. and Monsters University, this new Disney+ animated series returns the voices of Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Bonnie Hunt, John Ratzenberger, and Jennifer Tilly. The story is set at Monsters, Incorporated, where a new employee must re-calibrate his expectations after he learns that scaring children is out and making them laugh is in.

Genres: Animation, Adventure, Comedy

Apple's six-part series finds seven-time Grammy-winning producer Mark Ronson examining the artistry and technology behind music production. As part of the journey, he'll chat with artists including Paul McCartney, Charli XCX, Dave Grohl, Questlove, and the Beastie Boys' Mike D and Adrock.

Genres: Documentary, Music

UFO is a four-part documentary series that looks at the UFO phenomena, including eyewitness accounts and theories on possible cover-ups by the government, the military and private companies. The series is produced by J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot.

Genres: Documentary

This eight-episode limited series is a fictionalized adaptation of the first season of the true-crime podcast of the same name, focusing on the investigation into a Texas neurosurgeon who was accused of gross malpractice after over 30 of his patients were left seriously injured or dead. Debuts July 15 on Peacock in the U.S., but not until September on Showcase here in Canada on TV and STACKTV.

Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller