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Welcome to your weekly look at what’s coming to Netflix US over the next seven days! Summer is in full swing, and as we enter the second week of July, Netflix is bringing a very diverse mix of new titles, both new and old. From sweeping, award-winning historical dramas to nostalgic cult-classic superheroes and a huge new original series adaptation, there’s plenty to (hopefully) keep you entertained this week on AC.
Here’s a rundown of everything coming to Netflix between July 6 and July 12, 2026, including three extended highlights you definitely won’t want to miss. As a reminder, you can find out more about what’s coming for the rest of July here and keep up to date with new releases via our New on Netflix hub page.
The best new shows and movies coming to Netflix this week
little house on the prairie (Season 1)
Coming to Netflix: Thursday
Get ready to go back to the border. In what is easily one of Netflix’s biggest original series of the summer, this brand-new, big-budget adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s timeless books finally makes its debut. Promising a fresh, serious and deeply emotional take on the triumphs and devastating hardships of American pioneers, this series is set to be a huge family-watching event. Whether you grew up with the books, the iconic 1970s television show, or are completely new to the Ingalls family, get ready to take a look at your Thursdays. Check out our full preview of the new series right here.
Hamnett (2025)
Coming to Netflix: monday
Following its acclaimed theater and festival run last year, Chloé Zhao’s sweeping historical drama makes its SVOD streaming debut on Netflix this week. Based on the best-selling novel by Maggie O’Farrell, the film beautifully follows William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes as they reflect on the devastating, tragic loss of their only son, Hamnet, in 1580s England – an event that would ultimately inspire one of the greatest plays ever written. Brilliantly directed and with powerful performances, you can find all the release details for this must-see drama here.
tick: complete series
Coming to Netflix: Wednesday
spoon! If you’re looking for a heavy dose of nostalgia, Netflix has you covered this week. The beloved, short-lived 2001 live-action superhero comedy is totally hitting the stage. Starring Patrick Warburton in the perfect role of the big, blue, and blissfully ignorant hero, this cult classic series spoofed the comic book genre long before the concept of superhero fatigue became known. It’s hilarious, weird, and worth a rewatch (or a first-time viewing). Don’t forget that Prime Video is also coming to Netflix next week.
Full list of new arrivals planned for Netflix US this week
Coming to Netflix on Monday, July 6th
- Hamnett (2025) – The historical drama from Oscar-winning director Chloé Zhao explores the grief of William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes after the loss of their son.
- My Sesame Street Friends: My Abby (season 2) – Family-friendly educational children’s series.
- He said (2022) – Hereafter entertaining biographical drama new York Times Journalist who broke the Harvey Weinstein story and ignited the #MeToo movement.
Coming to Netflix on Tuesday, July 7th
- better late than single (Season 2) Netflix Original – The hit Korean reality dating series returns for more drama.
- Emeril Cook (season’s) – Bomb! Chef Emeril Lagasse serves up New Orleans classics in this food documentary.
- Jeff Arcuri: Nice to meet you (2026) Netflix Original – An all-new original stand-up comedy special from the crowd-work master.
Coming to Netflix on Wednesday, July 8th
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- I’m not afraid (Limited Series) Netflix Original – A tense Mexican drama series about a young boy forced to survive after uncovering a dangerous secret.
- ISS (2023) – Claustrophobic sci-fi thriller where American and Russian astronauts are ordered to seize the International Space Station after war breaks out on Earth.
- there is nothing to lose (2026) Netflix Original – French emotional drama focusing on a mother’s desperate search for a medical donor for her son.
- Salcedo, Leather, and Boogaloo (Season 1) Netflix Original – a vibrant new Colombian teen drama series.
- tick: complete series -Patrick Warburton shines in this cult-classic 2001 live-action superhero comedy.
- thunder 3 (Season 1) Netflix Original – A highly anticipated new original anime series.
Coming to Netflix on Thursday, July 9th
- little house on the prairie (Season 1) Netflix Original – A sweeping, big-budget original adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s classic Pioneer Frontier books.
Coming to Netflix on Friday, July 10th
- ace (2026) Netflix Original – A tense Bollywood legal drama, featuring a famous lawyer defending a client whom he secretly suspects is guilty.
- Miguel Angel Blanco: The 48 hours that changed Spain (2026) Netflix Original – An entertaining Spanish political documentary feature.
- Raise Hell: The Life and Times of Molly Ivins (2019) – A fascinating documentary focusing on a talented, outspoken Texas journalist.
- Shipwreck: Nightmare at Sea (2026) Netflix Original – A harrowing documentary examining the details of the infamous global shipwreck of 2012.
- paradise murders (2025) – A twisty suspense thriller where a luxurious resort vacation turns into a deadly nightmare.
- Zola (2021) – the acclaimed, wild dark comedy based on an infamous viral Twitter thread about a Florida road trip gone horribly wrong.
Coming to Netflix on Saturday, July 11th
- apartment job (Season 1) Netflix Original – A brand new K-drama series.
- One Piece: Heroines (2026) – A special anime side-story episode in which Nami reluctantly models in a fashion show in order to get her favorite shoes fixed.
Coming to Netflix on Sunday, July 12th
- Love is blind: UK (Season 2 – After the Altar) Netflix Original – Meet the pod’s most chaotic couples in this reality follow-up.
- reconnec (2025) – A heartwarming Filipino holiday drama about families forced to reconnect in person after a global internet outage before Christmas.
- Susanna and Elvira: No Plan B (2026) Netflix Original – A fresh new Colombian romantic comedy.
What are you going to watch on Netflix this week? Let us know in the comments below!
