‘Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials’ and Every Other TV Show Coming To Netflix This Week

Netflix is refreshing its library this week with a variety of licensed classics and original premieres. From reality dating experiments to gritty police dramas and brand-new international series, subscribers have a diverse lineup to explore between January 12 and January 18. This week features the return of beloved family sitcoms alongside high-stakes thrillers and romantic dramas from around the globe. Each new addition provides unique storytelling aimed at a wide range of audience interests and demographics.

‘The Boyfriend’ (2024)

This Japanese reality series debuts on Tuesday, January 13, featuring a group of nine men searching for love while living together in a beach house. The participants manage a mobile coffee shop to bond and strengthen their connections throughout the season. This show marks the country’s first male-to-male romance reality program on the streaming platform. Each episode explores the emotional depth and challenges faced by the cast in their pursuit of a meaningful relationship.

‘The Queen of Flow’ (2018)

Arriving on Wednesday, January 14, this Colombian telenovela follows the story of Yeimy Montoya, a talented songwriter seeking justice. After spending seventeen years in prison for a crime she did not commit, she returns to take down the man responsible for her downfall. The series is set against the backdrop of the vibrant reggaeton music industry. It combines elements of revenge, romance, and musical competition to tell a high-stakes narrative.

‘Veronica Mars’ (2004)

This cult-favorite mystery drama joins the Netflix catalog on Wednesday, January 14. Kristen Bell stars as the titular character, a high school student who spends her nights working as a private investigator for her father’s agency. The series is known for its noir-inspired storytelling and sharp dialogue as ‘Veronica Mars’ solves crimes in the fictional town of Neptune. It explores themes of social division and corruption while focusing on a central mystery each season.

‘Taskaree: The Smuggler’s Web’ (2026)

Launching on Wednesday, January 14, this new crime thriller delves into the dangerous world of international smuggling networks. The plot follows law enforcement officials as they attempt to dismantle a sophisticated operation spanning multiple borders. ‘Taskaree: The Smuggler’s Web’ highlights the intricate tactics used by both criminals and the authorities in high-pressure situations. This series offers an intense look at the global reach of illicit trade and the efforts required to stop it.

‘Love Through a Prism’ (2026)

Scheduled for release on Thursday, January 15, this series offers a multifaceted look at human connection and attraction. The story follows several interconnected individuals as they experience life-changing encounters in an urban setting. ‘Love Through a Prism’ focuses on the different perspectives and emotional lenses through which people view their relationships. It utilizes a stylized visual approach to reflect the varied inner lives of its protagonists.

‘The Upshaws’ (2021)

The latest episodes of this multi-camera sitcom arrive on Thursday, January 15. The series stars Mike Epps as Bennie Upshaw, the head of a working-class Black family in Indianapolis trying to make ends meet. Alongside Kim Fields and Wanda Sykes, the cast navigates the daily struggles of parenting, career changes, and family squabbles. ‘The Upshaws’ continues to blend traditional sitcom humor with grounded depictions of domestic life.

‘Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials’ (2026)

Arriving on Thursday, January 15, this new adaptation brings Agatha Christie’s classic novel to the screen. The plot centers on a lavish house party where a practical joke goes wrong, leading to a series of mysterious events. Mia McKenna-Bruce stars as Bundle, a young woman who takes it upon herself to investigate the strange circumstances. ‘The Seven Dials Mystery’ features a notable cast including Helena Bonham Carter and Martin Freeman in supporting roles.

‘Southland’ (2009)

The gritty and realistic police procedural ‘Southland’ becomes available for streaming on Friday, January 16. The show provides an unfiltered look at the professional and private lives of LAPD officers and detectives. It is recognized for its documentary-style cinematography and its focus on the day-to-day challenges of policing Los Angeles. The series features a strong ensemble cast that includes Michael Cudlitz, Regina King, and Ben McKenzie.

‘No Tail to Tell’ (2026)

Debuting on Friday, January 16, this documentary series focuses on global animal conservation and wildlife preservation efforts. The episodes explore the lives of endangered species and the dedicated individuals working to protect their natural habitats. ‘No Tail to Tell’ uses high-definition cinematography to bring viewers closer to the natural world and the threats it faces. It aims to educate audiences on the importance of biodiversity and the ongoing fight against environmental destruction.

‘Can This Love Be Translated?’ (2026)

This highly anticipated K-drama premieres on Friday, January 16, starring Kim Seon-ho and Go Youn-jung. The story revolves around a multilingual interpreter who falls into an unexpected romance with a world-famous top star. ‘Can This Love Be Translated?’ explores the misunderstandings and connections that occur when people speak different languages. Written by the Hong Sisters, the series blends romantic comedy elements with emotional character development.

Tell us which of these new releases you are most excited to binge-watch this week in the comments.