Every TV Show Coming to Netflix This Week, Including a Korean Medical Drama Adapted from a Japanese Original

A fresh batch of television shows is arriving for streaming this week with plenty of variety for every kind of viewer. The upcoming schedule includes comedy favorites, compelling drama series, animated adventures for younger audiences, and food entertainment. Viewers can look forward to new daily drops spanning several different genres and international releases throughout the week. Having the complete schedule makes it simple to plan your viewing routine and catch every new arrival as soon as it lands.

‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’ (2021– )

This teen comedy drama arrives on Monday, August 31, following four freshman roommates who navigate campus life at the prestigious Essex College in Vermont. The series was created by Mindy Kaling alongside Justin Noble and explores the personal struggles, friendships, and romantic pursuits of young adulthood. The main cast features Pauline Chalamet, Amrit Kaur, Alyah Chanelle Scott, and Reneé Rapp as the central group of students. Episodes follow their academic journeys as they balance rigorous classes, work study positions, and active social lives.

‘Sheriff Labrador’ (2022– )

Viewers can start watching this animated children program on Monday, August 31. The narrative centers on a brave canine officer who patrols safety in a town populated by animal citizens. Each episode provides young audiences with practical life safety tips alongside lighthearted mystery solving adventures. The show uses colorful animation and simple storytelling to teach children about road safety, emergency awareness, and good citizenship.

‘Second City Television’ (1976–1984)

Classic sketch comedy arrives on the platform on Tuesday, September 1, with the addition of ‘SCTV’. The series takes place around the broadcast operations of a fictional television station located in the small town of Melonville. The comedy ensemble includes notable performers such as John Candy, Catherine O’Hara, Eugene Levy, Martin Short, and Rick Moranis. Episodes feature parodies of popular television formats, news broadcasts, commercials, and famous films.

‘Heartland’ (2007– )

This long running Canadian family drama becomes available for streaming on Tuesday, September 1. The storyline takes place on a sprawling horse ranch in Alberta where a dedicated family works together to care for troubled horses. Amber Marshall stars as Amy Fleming alongside Michelle Morgan and Shaun Johnston in lead roles. The show is based on the book series written by Lauren Brooke and focuses on healing animals, rural life, and multigenerational family bonds.

‘Doctor X’ (2026)

Korean medical drama fans can tune into ‘Doctor X’ starting on Tuesday, September 1. The plot centers on Gye Su-jeong, a brilliant freelance surgeon who works in high pressure university hospital environments without taking full time positions. Kim Ji-won stars as the lead physician who routinely clashes with administrative bureaucracy while taking on complex surgeries. The series highlights medical ethics, corporate politics inside hospitals, and high stakes clinical procedures.

‘Driven’ (2018– )

Racing romance series ‘Driven’ arrives on the platform on Wednesday, September 2. The narrative is adapted from the popular novel series written by author K. Bromberg. The story follows a dedicated charity director named Rylee Thomas who crosses paths with a reckless professional race car driver named Colton Donavan. The production focuses on their personal relationships, emotional healing, and the fast paced world of competitive motorsport.

‘The Gentlemen’ (2024– )

Action comedy fans can watch ‘The Gentlemen’ when it lands on the streaming catalog on Thursday, September 3. Created by filmmaker Guy Ritchie, the show follows an aristocrat named Eddie Horniman who inherits a large country estate that houses an underground cannabis enterprise. Theo James stars in the leading role alongside Kaya Scodelario, Daniel Ings, and Vinnie Jones. The plot balances high stakes criminal underworld interactions with British high society dynamics.

‘Major Crimes’ (2012–2018)

Crime procedural series ‘Major Crimes’ joins the streaming library on Thursday, September 3. Serving as a continuation of ‘The Closer’, the narrative focuses on the specialized division of the Los Angeles Police Department that handles high profile offenses. Mary McDonnell leads the cast as Captain Sharon Raydor alongside returning investigators working within the legal system to secure guilty pleas. Episodes explore intricate criminal investigations, courtroom negotiations, and law enforcement procedures.

‘Earle Meets World’ (2026– )

Unscripted entertainment arrives on Friday, September 4, with the debut of ‘Earle Meets World’. The series offers a close look at the personal life, international travels, and business ventures of internet creator Alix Earle. Viewers see behind the scenes footage of major fashion events, brand partnerships, and daily lifestyle routines. The program features candid conversations with family members, close friends, and industry colleagues.

‘Emeril Tailgates’ (2022– )

Food lovers can stream ‘Emeril Tailgates’ starting on Saturday, September 5. Celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse hosts the series, visiting sports stadiums and exploring regional game day food culture across the country. Each episode presents specialized recipes, cooking techniques, and elevated dishes tailored for outdoor stadium parties and athletic events. The host cooks alongside local guests, sports fans, and regional culinary experts to highlight diverse cooking traditions.

Please share your thoughts in the comments about which shows you are most excited to watch this week.