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Netflix is getting another dose of medical drama this August. Following some other high-profile pickups from Fox in recent years, Netflix has picked up the streaming rights to the first season of the breakout comedy-drama Best Medicine. All 13 episodes of season 1 will touch down on Netflix US on August 4th, 2026

Is Netflix in trouble? That’s sort of the question underlying Shaw’s post above. He’s quick to note that it’s Netflix, and history has proven time and time again that you can’t count them out because they’re good at figuring out what’s next to keep going. But it seems pretty clear that it’s time to shake…

ByMatty Merritt July 7, 2026 TOPICS:Entertainment /Streaming, Platforms & Subscription Media /Viewership Metrics

Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen. Camila Morrone as Rachel Harkin in episode 103 of Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix

Welcome to your weekly look ahead at what’s coming to Netflix US over the next seven days! Summer is in full swing, and as we head into the second week of July, Netflix is bringing a pretty varied mix of new titles, both new and old. From sweeping, award-winning historical dramas to nostalgic cult-classic superheroes…

A buzzy Bloomberg report citing Netflix data suggests viewers are increasingly abandoning popular shows before the second season. The likely reasons aren’t hard to guess: Netflix frequently cancels shows, there’s too long a wait in between seasons, and much of Netflix’s content is designed for an algorithm instead of for the sake of art

There are probably easier ways to mount a crime thriller steeped in gritty realism than centering it on a villain made of gas. When Japanese filmmaker Shinzo Katayama signed on to direct Human Vapor, Netflix and Toho‘s eight-part, lavishly budgeted streaming series about a Tokyo killer who carries out his murders as a shape-shifting, disembodied…

A new Harlan CobenNetflix show has confirmed its cast, including names such as Colin Woodell, KJ Apa, and more. This TV series will add to the growing list of Netflix’s adaptations based on the American writer’s various novels

The biggest player in streaming is easily Netflix, but viewership data shows a surprising problem area for the company: getting viewers to come back for a second season

Netflix has hit the accelerator on its anime slate, unveiling fresh trailers, release windows and a packed summer line-up at Anime Expo 2026. The streamer is betting big on established franchises, with Steel Ball Run JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure leading the charge, while fan favourites The Ramparts of Ice and Delicious in Dungeon lock in their…