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(PG-13) From filmmaker Baz Luhrmann (Moulin Rouge, Romeo + Juliet, Strictly Ballroom) comes a Netflix musical miniseries. The Get Down is about a group of teenagers in New York City’s South Bronx during the 1970s – the peak of disco and the birth of hip hop.

(PG-13 Language) In his closing skit for his Netflix special Make Happy, comedian Bo Burnham imitates Kanye’s infamous concert rants. He complains about Pringles, burritos and ultimately, how fans eat up whatever comes out of a celebrity’s mouth.

A Netflix series which pays homage to ’80s sci-fi flicks like E.T. and Poltergeist, about a young boy who vanishes, and the community’s search for answers that leads to a web of government intrigue, and the discovery of strange supernatural forces. Premieres 7/15/16.

Gather the kids and blow their minds with this sneak peek at some of the dramatic and action-packed sequences in the upcoming Netflix-exclusive Voltron reboot. You should also check out the team’s transformation sequence here.

(PG-13: Language) Paul Rudd plays a writer who becomes a caregiver in a bid to start anew after his disastrous marriage. His first client is an obnoxious and paralyzed teen played by Craig Roberts (Neighbors). Based on Jonathan Evison’s novel. Premieres 6/24/16 on Netflix.

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“So the market said, “Here – perform everything to each other, all the time, for no reason.”” The hyperactive musical comedian Bo Burnham indicts his own generation in his Netflix special. Drops 6/3/16.

Take a look at the new Lion Force crew and robots in the first full trailer for Netflix’s Voltron: Legendary Defender. If the cartoon’s tone and action seem familiar, that’s because its showrunners used to work on Nick’s sublime Avatar series. Form hype and hype!

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DreamWorks has revived the classic anime as a Netflix-exclusive series. Voltron: Legendary Defender is a reboot featuring the Lion Force Voltron and will supposedly flesh out each of the pilots, including Princess Allura. The first season premieres 6/10/2016.

Ricky Gervais and Eric Bana play radio journalists claiming to be in war zones while actually holed up in a New York City apartment. Their scheme backfires when they convince the world that they’ve been kidnapped in Ecuador. Premieres on Netflix on 4/29/16.

While the first trailer for the upcoming season was all about The Punisher, the second trailer gives plenty of time to his old girlfriend Elektra Natchios, who joins Matt Murdock in his crimefighting efforts this season. Drops 3/18/16 on Netflix.

A longer look at Pee-Wee Herman’s madcap new movie, as he heads out on an epic journey to discover the big, big world that lives beyond his wholesome hometown of Fairville. Coming to Netflix 3/18.

Matt Murdock is back to clean up Hell’s Kitchen from a new wave of baddies in Netflix’s spot-on comic book drama. And to gum up the works this year, The Punisher turns up with his own brand of street vengeance. We’ve just cancelled all our plans for the March 18 premiere.

(Season 3 Spoilers) We’ll try and keep this vague so as not to give anything away… All hell breaks loose as allies become enemies, tensions rise between pretty much everyone, and Frank continues his pursuit towards re-election. And things get really freaky.

The Unofficial Netflix Online Global Search (uNoGS) lets you look up the availability of shows and movies in Netflix’s different regions. You can limit its scope to certain regions and search by genre, IMDB rating and more.

Cyris Cloete’s Super Browse is a browser add-on for Chrome and Firefox. It adds a dropdown menu to your Netflix homepage that shows a searchable list of all of Netflix’s not-so-secret categories.

(PG-13: Language) A meek man and a free-spirited woman become friends just as they’re becoming fed up with adult relationships in this Netflix comedy series co-created by Judd Apatow. Don’t Britta this Britta. Premieres 1/19/16.

Pee-Wee Herman is back! And this time, he’s on Netflix! The wide-eyed, bow-tied manchild we know and love is headed to the streaming service this March 18, as he heads out on an epic vacation adventure. In other news, Paul Reubens has discovered the fountain of youth.

What do Adam Sandler, Pablo Escobar, and an electric fan have in common? They’ve all got shows on Netflix. The streaming video giant follows up its yule log with an hour-long video of, well, an oscillating fan. Yeah we watched it. So what.

(SPOILERS) “They say we get the leaders we deserve. I think America deserves Frank Underwood.” Kevin Spacey makes Trump look like a puppy in this ominous teaser for the fourth season of House of Cards. Premieres 3/4/16. More here.

…well, not literally everywhere. Not in China for instance. But Netflix is now available in over 190 countries, from the Faroe Islands to the Falkland Islands, so yeah, they’re kinda everywhere. As always, you can try it for a whole month for free.

(Season 1 Spoilers) The teaser for season two of Netflix and Marvel’s awesome show offers no footage from the show, but it uses an artful approach to recap Matt Murdock’s story, and hints at the arrival of Elektra (Élodie Yung) and The Punisher (Jon Bernthal). Drops 3/18/16.

It’s been 15 years since Ang Lee’s epic original debuted on the big screen, now Netflix is home to the long-awaited sequel to this masterpiece of martial arts, cinematography, and wire-fu, titled Sword of Destiny. Also, whoever sang that CCR cover needs a lozenge.

Bill Murray hangs out with Amy Poehler and Michael Cera, Miley Cyrus stops trying so hard and Jenny Lewis serves cake with Phoenix in the full trailer for Netflix’s old fashioned Christmas special.

(PG-13: Language) In this Netflix animated series, comedian and podcast guru Bill Burr tries to achieve catharsis by poking fun at his father and his childhood. Also stars Laura Dern, Justin Long and Sam Rockwell. Premieres 12/18.