Netflix Unveils Packed January 2026 Entertainment Lineup with Bridgerton Season 4 and WWE Raw Debut

Netflix Kicks Off 2026 with Major Series Returns

Netflix has announced a robust lineup for early January 2026, featuring high-profile series returns and new content.[1][2]

Bridgerton Season 4 Part 1 arrives on January 29, continuing the Regency-era drama's popularity with new episodes.[1]

WWE fans gain access to Monday Night Raw: 2026, starting weekly episodes on January 5, alongside WWE: Unreal Season 2 on January 20, offering backstage insights.[1][2]

Key Dating and Reality Show Expansions

Love Is Blind: Germany Season 2 debuts on January 8, bringing international twists to the dating experiment format.[1][2]

The Boyfriend Season 2 from Japan follows on January 13, while Unlocked: A Jail Experiment Season 2 returns January 7 with its social experiment tension.[2]

• Alpha Males Season 4 (Spain) on January 9
• The Queen of Flow Season 3 (Colombia) on January 14
• Veronica Mars Seasons 1-3 on January 14

Standout Movies and Specials

Emily Henry's People We Meet on Vacation adaptation hits January 9, targeting romance fans with its emotional storyline.[1][2]

Comedy special Mike Epps: Delusional drops January 27, and Marcello Hernández: American Boy (2026) arrives January 7.[2]

• Ghostbusters: Answer the Call on January 1
• Bob Marley: One Love (2024) on January 12
• Stone Cold Fox and The Threesome on January 9

Classic Series and Films Added to Catalog

Long-running shows join the platform, including Rizzoli & Isles Seasons 1-7 on January 20 and The Following Seasons 1-3 on January 3.[1][2]

Award-winning films like 12 Years a Slave and crowd-pleasers such as Pitch Perfect and Licorice Pizza enhance variety.[2]

Additional arrivals include Prodigal Son Seasons 1-2, Sandokan Season 1 on January 19, and family content like My Sesame Street Friends: My Sesame Music on January 26.[1]

Weekly WWE and Ongoing Highlights

Monday Night Raw episodes continue weekly on January 12, 19, and 26, solidifying Netflix's sports entertainment push.[1]

This slate mixes global originals, U.S. favorites, and catalog expansions, positioning Netflix strongly for the new year.[1][2]