‘Dark Winds’ and Every Other TV Show Coming To Netflix This Week

Here’s your friendly guide to the week’s fresh TV arrivals, spanning crime thrillers, glossy reality, global competitions, and a legendary music icon’s life story. Below, you’ll find quick-hit rundowns with plot, key cast, and creative teams—plus the exact day each title lands between Monday, October 27 and Sunday, November 2.

‘Dark Winds’ (2022– )

Set in the 1970s American Southwest, ‘Dark Winds’ adapts Tony Hillerman’s Leaphorn & Chee novels, following Navajo Tribal Police officers Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee as they investigate crimes that intersect with Diné culture and community. The cast includes Zahn McClarnon as Leaphorn and Kiowa Gordon as Chee, with Jessica Matten, Deanna Allison, and others in supporting roles; executive producers have included Robert Redford and George R. R. Martin. The series was created for television by Graham Roland and has featured direction from Chris Eyre, among others. Arrives Monday, October 27.

‘The Asset’ (2025–)

‘The Asset’ is a Danish crime thriller (original title: ‘Legenden’) about a young undercover agent who embeds herself with a drug smuggler’s circle, blurring the line between duty and danger. Clara Dessau, Maria Cordsen, and Afshin Firouzi lead the cast. The first season unfolds across six episodes with a character-driven focus on the pressures of working undercover. Arrives Monday, October 27.

‘Nightmares of Nature’ (2025)

This documentary series stages survival stories from the prey’s perspective, highlighting the tension, strategy, and beauty built into the natural world. The show is presented with cinematic storytelling and voice work led by Maya Hawke. Expect a mix of intimate animal narratives and striking field cinematography across the season. Arrives Tuesday, October 28.

‘Physical: Asia’ (2025–)

A continental spin on the grueling strength-and-endurance format, ‘Physical: Asia’ assembles elite athletes from eight countries for intense, strength-based trials designed by creator Jang Ho-gi. Coverage and interviews have highlighted high-profile participants, including boxing legend Manny Pacquiao, and showcase the show’s multinational team format. The series leans into raw athleticism, national pride, and escalating elimination stages across its debut season. Arrives Tuesday, October 28.

‘Rulers of Fortune’ (2025–)

A Brazilian crime drama, ‘Rulers of Fortune’ dives into Rio de Janeiro’s gambling underworld as a young upstart climbs into a world of ‘jogo do bicho’, betrayals, and violent rivalries. The cast features André Lamoglia, rapper-actor Xamã, and Mel Maia, with series creators Heitor Dhalia, Bernardo Barcellos, and Bruno Passeri steering the story. Trailers and official materials tease power struggles tied to the looming legalization of gambling and foreign criminal interests. Arrives Wednesday, October 29.

‘Selling Sunset’ (2019–)

‘Selling Sunset’ follows the agents of the Oppenheim Group—selling ultra-luxury homes in Los Angeles while managing rivalries, partnerships, and personal milestones. The long-running reality series was created by Adam DiVello and has featured a rotating ensemble including Chrishell Stause, Mary Fitzgerald, the Oppenheim brothers, and more. Episodes mix high-end property tours with interpersonal storylines that spill from the office to open houses and beyond. Arrives Wednesday, October 29.

‘The Witcher’ (2019–)

Based on Andrzej Sapkowski’s fantasy saga, ‘The Witcher’ returns with Liam Hemsworth stepping into the role of Geralt of Rivia, alongside Anya Chalotra as Yennefer and Freya Allan as Ciri. New season materials highlight Geralt assembling allies—including Laurence Fishburne as Regis—amid a push to rescue Ciri and confront Vilgefortz; additional cast additions include Sharlto Copley and James Purefoy. Behind the scenes, Lauren Schmidt Hissrich continues as showrunner as the series moves toward its planned conclusion. Arrives Thursday, October 30.

‘Amsterdam Empire’ (2025–)

A Dutch crime drama set in Amsterdam’s cannabis scene, ‘Amsterdam Empire’ tracks Jack van Doorn, whose affair ignites a brutal power struggle with his wife Betty as she maneuvers to dismantle his coffeeshop empire, The Jackal. Famke Janssen stars alongside Jacob Derwig and Elise Schaap; the series is created by Nico Moolenaar, Bart Uytdenhouwen, and Piet Matthys. Expect a blend of glamorous nightlife and grimy underworld dealings as personal vengeance collides with business warfare. Arrives Thursday, October 30.

‘Son of a Donkey’ (2025–)

This Australian comedy from creators and stars Theodore and Nathan Saidden follows Theo as he scrambles to reclaim his impounded car while his ailing father launches an increasingly desperate quest for a kidney. The series expands on the duo’s sketch-comedy DNA with new characters, bigger set-pieces, and chaotic schemes. Production notes point to Melbourne locations and support from local partners backing the brothers’ latest long-form outing. Arrives Thursday, October 30.

‘Juan Gabriel: I Must, I Can, I Will’ (2025)

A limited documentary series, ‘Juan Gabriel: I Must, I Can, I Will’ offers a portrait of Mexico’s beloved singer-songwriter through rare archival footage and exclusive interviews. The project explores Alberto Aguilera Valadez’s artistic genius, personal sacrifices, and the dualities between public image and private life. Latin American press reports and official listings note a creative team anchored by director María José Cuevas with producers Ivonne Gutiérrez and Laura Woldenberg. Arrives Thursday, October 30.

‘Rhythm + Flow France’ (2022–)

France’s hip-hop competition series returns with MCs freestyling, writing, and battling for a career-making prize in front of star judges. Across seasons, judges have included Niska, SCH, and Shay, with recent editions also featuring figures like Aya Nakamura and SDM. The show blends city-hopping auditions with studio sessions and performance challenges, spotlighting regional styles and rising voices in francophone rap. Arrives Friday, October 31.

‘Breathless’ (2024–)

A Spanish hospital drama from creator Carlos Montero, ‘Breathless’ centers on a public hospital staff fighting to save lives while politicians push privatization, fueling ethical conflicts and personal entanglements. The ensemble features Najwa Nimri, Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, Blanca Suárez, and Manu Ríos. Season one established a high-pressure workplace romance-and-rivalry mix, with a second season announced for 2025. Arrives Friday, October 31.

What are you pressing play on first this week—drop your picks in the comments!