Awesome Netflix

(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.

(PG-13: Language) One of the skits in Bob Odenkirk and David Cross’ upcoming Netflix comedy miniseries sees a group of friends refusing to support their buddy’s New Year’s resolution. We await the inside jokes about their goals.

(PG-13 Language) A new comedy starring Aziz Ansari as a 30-something actor in NYC who struggles with indecisiveness, and becoming an adult in the Big Apple, deftly mixing in the standup’s humor about racial stereotypes and relationships. Drops 11/6 on Netflix.

A look at the latest live-action Marvel series, with the awesome Kristen Ritter in the title role – a failed superhero who attempts to rebuild her life as a detective in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen. We’re looking forward to seeing David Tennant as the bad guy. Drops 11/20 on Netflix.

The talented Misters Bob Odenkirk and David Cross return to their roots for a series of six new episodes packed with their madcap sketch comedy antics. Coming exclusively to Netflix on November 13. We think they should have called it W/ Saul & Tobias.

Bill Murray leads an all-star cast in this special headed to Netflix this holiday season. After a blizzard shuts down production of their extravaganza, Murray and company batten down the hatches with songs, comedy and plenty of Christmas cheer. Drops 12/4/15.

It’s something many frequent flyers have wished was possible for years, and now Virgin America will be offering the ability to stream Netflix programming on select flights thanks to its new ViaSat high-speed satellite Wi-Fi.

The latest trailer for Cary Fukunaga’s West African war drama lays out the film’s plot and gives us a glimpse of the horrifying life that child soldiers are forced to endure. Beasts of No Nation premieres 10/16 on Netflix and in select theaters.

Showgoers is a free Chrome browser extension that lets you and another person watch Netflix in sync, however far away you are from each other. Both of you need to have a Netflix account and Chrome.

From True Detective season one director Cary Fukunaga comes a Netflix original film. Based on Uzodinma Iweala’s novel, Beasts of No Nation is about a boy who’s raised to be a soldier by a demonic guerrilla leader, played by Idris Elba.

Narcos is a stylized account of the Colombian drug network Medellín Cartel and its prime co-founder, the charismatic drug lord and politician Pablo Escobar. The new series arrives at Netflix on 8/28/15.

Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp is an 8-episode prequel to the eponymous cult classic. Learn what happened at the start of Camp Firewood’s summer of 1981 in this star-studded Netflix exclusive. Premieres 7/31.

A murder somehow links eight strangers’ minds, giving them access to each other’s senses, skills and knowledge, but also puts all of their lives in great danger. A Netflix exclusive series from the Wachowskis and J. Michael Straczynski.

Netflix had House of Cards’ Kevin Spacey and Daredevil’s Charlie Cox interview each other about their respective shows. Watch the actors’ lighthearted banter and see if Charlie can catch a cue card before their chat ends.

This fight scene from the first season of the Netflix exclusive series Daredevil was done in one take. It’s not as ambitious as True Detective‘s tracking scene, but it’s still well choreographed without being too mechanical.

The ladies of Litchfield Penitentiary return for a third season as relationships are tested, tempers flare, Big Boo gets a new hairdo, and Crazy Eyes expresses her deepest fantasies. Drops 6/12 on Netflix for all your binge-watching needs.

From David Gelb, the director behind the legendary documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi, comes Chef’s Table. The Netflix series provides an intimate look at the lives of the world’s most renowned chefs. Premieres 4/26.

Ricky Gervais was booked by Australian broadband network Optus to promote their new Netflix integration. But Ricky decided to completely phone in the job, resulting in the most apathetic commercial you’ve ever seen.