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Coming up: New series & movies on Netflix in January 2022
This January, the giant online streaming platform Netflix is releasing a number of new original series and movies.
Here’s a summary of the Netflix Originals scheduled to release throughout January 2022 including, English, Non-English shows, or movies.
English Netflix Originals Coming in January 2022
Action Pack (Season 1)
Coming to Netflix: January 4th
It’s a Pre-school animation series from the same studio as Muppet Babies, Phineas and Ferb, and Disney Jr’s Nursery Rhymes.
The series follows Treena, Watts, Wren, and Clay, who use their superpowers to take on the most significant threats in Hope Springs. They implement the lessons taught by Mr. Ernesto at the Action Academy.
Archive 81 (Season 1)
Coming to Netflix: January 14th
Loosely adapted from the horror podcast series, Archive 81 follows an archivist. He is restoring tapes that lead him down a mystery with many twists and turns.
Among the cast assembled for this series includes Mamoudou Athie, Dina Shibabi, Martin Donovan, Matt McGorry, Julia Chan, Evan Jonigkeit, and Ariana Neal.
The House (Season 1)
Coming to Netflix: January 14th
It’s a new dark-comedy stop-motion series from Nexus Studios.
Here’s how Netflix has described the series:
“The House is an eccentric, dark comedy about a house and the three surreal tales of the individuals who made it their home. An anthology directed by the leading voices in independent stop motion animation: Emma de Swaef and Marc Roels, Niki Lindroth von Bahr and Paloma Baeza and produced by Nexus Studios.”
Matthew Goode, Miranda Richardson, Mia Goth, and Claudie Blakley, the voice cast you’ll hear throughout the anthology series.
Ozark (Season 4 – Part 1)
Coming to Netflix: January 21st
The Byrdes journey ends in 2022, with the first half of the two-part final season arriving towards the end of January 2022.
We’ve followed the family, and they’ve dug themselves deeper and deeper into the cartel that they’re money laundering every season.
Munich — The Edge of War (2022)
Coming to Netflix: January 22nd
One of the first major Netflix Original movies of the year will be Munich, a British drama film based on the book by Robert Harris.
The movie sees a British diplomat traveling to Munich in World War 2.
The cast for the movie includes Jeremy Irons, who plays Neville Chamberlain. He’ll star alongside George MacKay, Jannis Niewöhner, and Sandra Hüller.
In From The Cold (Season 1)
Coming to Netflix: January 28th
This new crime thriller series tells the story of a Mom who has her life upended after being in hiding for years—having to choose to return to her former life or to stick with her family. Written and shown by Adam Glass (known for The CW’s Supernatural and The Chi).
Filmed in Madrid, Spain, the series is led by Margarita Levieva, who will play Jenny Franklin.
Dota: Dragons Blood (Book 2)
Coming to Netflix: TBD
Combining Western animation and anime, Dragons Blood, based on the video game from Valve, first debuted in 2021 and will be back for its second entry in January 2022.
Non-English Language Netflix Originals Coming in January 2022
Rebelde
Language: Spanish
Coming to Netflix: January 5th
Netflix is rebooting the teen comedy series Rebelde which initially ran between 2004 and 2006.
Some of the original cast is expected to return to the show. Still, generally, this is a brand new entry that will seem to lean heavily into music, given that the series released a music video in late October.
Photocopier (2021)
Language: Indonesian
Coming to Netflix: January 13th
Kaninga Pictures and Rekata Studio produced it. This movie out of Indonesia has rocked the awards circuits in the region. It tells the story of Sur, a student who lost her scholarship after a drunk selfie surfaced online.
The Journalist (Season 1)
Language: Japanese
Coming to Netflix: January 13th
A journalist known as the maverick of news media defiantly chases the truth in this series adaptation of the hit movie of the same name.
The series comes from Michihito Fujii and stars Ryoko Yonekura, Go Ayano, Ryusei Yokohama and Hidetaka Yoshioka.
The Beast / The Wasteland / El páramo (2022)
Language: Spanish
Coming to Netflix: January 26th
This new Spanish horror premiered in October 2021 at the Sitges Film Festival, and David Casademunt directed it.
Here’s what you can expect:
“The tranquil lives of a family isolated from the rest of society are disturbed by a terrifying creature, testing the ties that bind them together.”
The Orbital Children (Season 1)
Language: Japanese
Coming to Netflix: January 28th
New sci-fi anime series set in the year 2045 where an AI has meant humans can easily travel to space. Children are now born on the moon as well as the Earth.
Six episodes will arrive in total.
All of Us Are Dead (Season 1)
Language: Korean
Coming to Netflix: January 28th
Train to Busan has been one of the most influential zombie movies in years. The country has nailed the genre thus far and hopes to continue that trend out of South Korea is All of Us Are Dead.
The series is inside a school where a zombie outbreak occurs, and we follow a set of students fighting to survive.
Among the cast for this new Korean zombie series are Yi-Hyun Cho, Ji-hu Park, and Park Solomon.
Other Netflix Original Releases Planned for January 2022
- The Hook Up Plan (Season 3) – French – January 1st – The final season
- Incastrati (Season 1) – Italian – January 1st – Comedy series
- The Club (Part 2) – Turkish – January 6th – Period drama series
- Undercover (Season 3) – Dutch – January 10th – Crime drama
- Feria: The Darkest Light – Spanish – TBD – Fantasy series
Starz announced that season 7 of Outlander is being filmed in Scotland. It’s been nearly seven months since the finale of season 6 of Outlander was released, and fans of the show are hoping they won’t have long to wait for more of Claire and Jamie’s adventures.
Following former Second World War military nurse Claire Randall who travels back from 1945 to 1743, where she encounters, falls in love with, and marries Highland warrior Jamie Fraser – has made massive stars of Sam Heughan and Caitríona Balfe.
There are already 75 episodes of the series, based on the bestselling novels by American author Diana Gabaldon. However, due to the global pandemic, the last series had to be curtailed to just eight episodes.
The last time we saw the couple, they struggled with tremendous unrest as Jamie and Claire’s grip on Fraser’s Ridge became more fragile.
Now millions of Outlander obsessives are on tenterhooks waiting for the imminent announcement of when season seven will arrive – bringing an end to the ‘Droughtlander.’
Outlander season 7 potential release date
STARZ announced the return of several fan-favorite “Outlander” cast members, in addition to five new members joining the popular time-traveling series for its upcoming seventh season, which is now filming in Scotland.
Speculations say Outlander season 7 would contain twice as many episodes as its sixth.
Balfe stated that Season 7 filming would take up to 13 months, pushing the premiere date to June 2023.
Dougal MacKenzie returns
Graham McTavish (“House of the Dragon,” The Hobbit) reprising his role as “Dougal MacKenzie,” Jamie’s uncle whom he killed just before the battle of Culloden.
Stay tuned for more updates.
Emily in Paris Season 3 is now premiering on Netflix as of December 21, 2022, after over a year of releasing season 2 in Christmas 2021.
Emily in Paris is a romantic comedy series on Netflix. After landing her dream job in Paris, Chicago marketing exec Emily Cooper embraces her adventurous new life while juggling work, friends, and romance.
A year after moving to Paris for her dream job, Emily arrives at a career and romantic crossroads that will force her to decide where her future lies.
In season 3 of Emily in Paris, Cooper continues to navigate her marketing job, complicated love life, and friendships in Paris.
Season two debuted in the Global Netflix Top 10 and topped the list across 94 countries with 107.6 million hours viewed in its first four days of airing, in the first week from December 22 to December 26, 2021.
Emily in Paris Season 3 Official Trailer
How many episodes in Emily in Paris season 3?
Emily in Paris season 3 has ten episodes, just like the previous two seasons. There are 30 episodes of Emily in Paris on Netflix to watch if you still didn’t.
Where to watch Emily in Paris season 3?
All three seasons of Emily in Paris are available on Netflix worldwide as of December 21, so you don’t need to wait to be released in your country, just like other series (for example, Outlander, produced by Starz).
A quick refresher, just in time for Emily in Paris season 3
Five things you need to remember before watching Emily in Paris S3:
- Alfie finds out about the complicated history with Gabriel
- After too much interference from the American office, Sylvie quits Savior and starts her firm taking the entire French office with her
- Mindy’s band takes off and goes viral, which leads to her bandmates finding out that she’s not a struggling musician but rather the daughter of the billionaire “Zipper King” of China
- Alfie’s proposal to date long distance sends Emily running to confuse her love for Gabriel, only to find out that he got back together with Camille and asked her to move in.
- Sylvie offers Emily a job at her new firm. Meaning Emily will extend her time in Paris.
Want to learn more about the story of House Targaryen? HBO series House of the Dragon, the prequel to Game of Thrones, will debut on OSN+ on August 22.
The new fantasy drama takes place 200 years before the events of Game of Thrones. It details the rise of the Targaryen family to the Iron Throne.
This new HBO series is promising to be nothing short of extravagant. House of the Dragon is considered George R. R. Martin’s first return to the screen since he created Game of Thrones in the last decade. Martin has kept followers up to date by publishing his digital entries from time to time. “The look of it is great, and the acting, the directing, and writing are the first rate. And yes, for all you book fans, it IS my story. Sure, there are some changes from FIRE & BLOOD— but I think Ryan Condal and his writers made good choices. Even some improvements.”
Since he was heavily involved in the “making of,” literature fans will enjoy this one, too. But they won’t be the only ones; fans of menacing dragons will also get to see what Westeros looks like when the skies are teaming with them. It’s safe to say it’s expected to be an epic series. One that has everything from mystical dragon wars to the gruesome violence and epic stunts we’ve grown to love.
Another point worth mentioning about the series is they’ve gone all out with the cast, bringing a very diverse and unique collective who complements the show’s setting. The cast includes Paddy Considine (HBO’s The Third Day and The Outsider), Matt Smith (Doctor Who), Olivia Cooke, Emma D’Arcy, Steve Toussaint (It’s a Sin, Doctor Who), Eve Best, Sonoya Mizuno, Fabien Frankel, and Rhys Ifans. Milly Alcock, Bethany Antonia, John Macmillan, and Graham McTavish round out the cast.
The show has ten episodes and starts on OSN+ and OSN Showcase at the same time and date as in the US. The first show will be at 5 a.m. GST on August 22, but it will be shown again at 9 p.m. on OSN Showcase.
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