Here Are All the TV Shows Coming to Netflix This Week, Including an Acclaimed Indian Crime Series

This week, Netflix is adding a wide variety of shows and movies, including popular reality TV, dramas from around the world, and classic favorites. Whether you enjoy fast-paced car shows or intense crime stories, there’s something for everyone. You’ll find both new Netflix originals and previously released titles available throughout the week, specifically between February 9th and February 15th.

‘The Creature Cases’ (2022)

Join Sam Snow and Kit Casey as they’re back with more animated adventures exploring the animal world! This series cleverly mixes fun mysteries with fascinating facts about nature. Using cool gadgets, the duo cracks biological puzzles, and the newest episodes arrive on February 9th. It’s still a great pick for kids who love animals and solving mysteries.

‘Motorvalley’ (2026)

This gripping new series dives into the competitive and innovative world of Italian sports car racing and engineering. Set in the heart of Italy’s luxury car country, the show focuses on the fierce rivalries and cutting-edge advancements within the industry. Premiering February 10th as a Netflix original, it captures all the excitement and pressure of this fast-paced world.

‘Kohrra’ (2023)

I’m really excited this fantastic Indian crime thriller is back on February 11th! It’s a gripping story about two cops trying to solve a murder – the victim was about to get married. What I love is that it’s set in the beautiful Punjab countryside, and as they investigate, they uncover all sorts of hidden family drama and lies within the community. It’s not your typical flashy crime show; it feels really authentic and the characters are so well-developed and complicated.

‘Love Is Blind’ (2020)

The popular social experiment is back with a fresh group of singles hoping to find love by connecting emotionally – without ever seeing each other! This reality show follows couples as they build relationships and work towards a possible marriage. New episodes will start streaming on Wednesday, February 11th, and the series continues to be a key part of the streaming service’s unscripted content.

‘What I Like About You’ (2002)

This popular early 2000s comedy series centers around two sisters sharing an apartment in New York City. When the younger sister moves in with her older, more structured sister, funny moments and relatable challenges unfold. You can start streaming it on Netflix beginning Wednesday, February 11th, starring Amanda Bynes and Jennie Garth.

‘Lead Children’ (2026)

This powerful Polish film, based on a true story, follows a doctor’s desperate fight against lead poisoning affecting children in the 1970s. It exposes the dangers of industrial carelessness and the attempts to hide the truth in a coal-mining area. The film, a moving look at environmental health and fighting for what’s right, will be available starting Wednesday, February 11.

‘Million-Follower Detective’ (2026)

This new thriller dives into the world where social media and crime collide. A detective uses clues found online – like digital trails and popular trends – to crack difficult cases that have stumped other investigators. The series will premiere on Thursday, February 12th, and it looks at how much power online popularity has over today’s legal system.

‘How to Get to Heaven from Belfast’ (2026)

Created by Lisa McGee, this funny and thrilling series centers around three close friends who get tangled up in a dangerous mystery. As surprising things happen, they’re forced to confront secrets from their past while trying to stay safe today. The show everyone’s been waiting for arrives on Thursday, February 12th, mixing dark comedy with a gripping investigation.

‘Museum of Innocence’ (2026)

This Turkish series, based on Orhan Pamuk’s novel, tells a passionate love story unfolding over many years in Istanbul. It carefully details the objects and recollections tied to a secret relationship. Premiering on Friday, February 13th, the show is a visually rich and moving look at longing and desire.

‘Suburgatory’ (2011)

A dad uproots his teenage daughter from Manhattan, hoping for a fresh start in a typical suburb. The show is a funny look at suburban life, seen through the eyes of his sarcastic daughter. You can start watching it online on Friday, February 13th. It’s known for its witty dialogue and memorable side characters.

‘The Art of Sarah’ (2026)

This series tells the story of a groundbreaking artist and their journey through the creative world. It explores the difficulties and successes of staying true to their artistic vision in a tough business. You can start watching on Friday, February 13th, and it offers a personal and insightful look at how their ideas developed over time.

‘Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple’ (2006)

This anime is about a high school student who gets bullied and learns to fight back by training with several different martial arts masters. The series shows his journey as he masters various fighting styles, like Karate and Muay Thai. Fans praise it for its exciting action scenes and funny moments, and it will be available to stream starting Sunday, February 15th.

‘Stargate SG-1’ (1997–2007)

This popular science fiction series centers on a skilled military team who journey through mysterious portals to explore far-off planets. Under the leadership of Colonel Jack O’Neill, they encounter dangerous aliens while searching for new technologies and potential allies. The show is back on the platform starting February 15th and is considered a landmark achievement in science fiction television.

‘The Hunting Party’ (2025)

This new show follows a team of experts who hunt down dangerous criminals who’ve escaped from a highly secure prison. They’ll have to use creative and often risky tactics to bring these fugitives back into custody. The premiere is scheduled for Sunday, February 15th, and the series blends thrilling suspense with fast-paced action.

Share which of these upcoming Netflix releases you are most excited to binge-watch in the comments.

2026-02-10 06:53