Key Highlights
- New releases on Netflix for December 8-14 include “Wake Up Dead Man,” “Man Vs Baby,” and more.
- “The West Wing” seasons 1-7, a political drama series, will debut on the streaming service.
- Comedy series “Man Vs Baby” stars Rowan Atkinson as he takes care of a baby for Christmas.
- Simon Cowell’s new docu-series “The Next Act” aims to find the next big boy band sensation.
New Releases on Netflix: Top Picks for December 8-14
This week, Netflix is set to release a mix of highly anticipated movies and TV shows. From mystery films to political dramas, there’s something for every viewer. Here are the top picks:
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (Dec. 12)
Detective Benoit Blanc, played by Daniel Craig, returns in “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery,” which drops on December 12. Unlike the previous films, you don’t need to have watched the first two to enjoy this installment. The story unfolds at a small church in upstate New York where Rev.
Jud Duplenticy, played by Josh O’Connor, is the prime suspect in a murder case. Join Blanc and local police chief Geraldine Scott (played by Jeremy Renner) as they unravel the mystery.
The West Wing: Complete Series (Dec. 9)
For those who have never seen “The West Wing,” this is your chance to dive into the political drama series that made stars out of actors like Joshua Malina, Allison Janney, and Bradley Whitford. The show centers around the administration of fictional U.S. President Josiah Bartlet (Martin Sheen). It’s a must-watch for anyone interested in political drama or simply wants to see familiar faces from beloved TV series.
Man Vs Baby (Dec. 11)
In this comedy series, Rowan Atkinson plays Trevor Bingley, a school caretaker who finds himself taking care of a baby during Christmas. The four-episode series promises to be filled with mishaps and laughter as Trevor navigates the chaos that comes with parenthood.
The Next Act (Dec. 10)
Simon Cowell’s new docu-series “The Next Act” is set to debut on December 10, where he’ll be scouting for the next big boy band sensation. With a cast of sixteen boys heading to Miami, it will be interesting to see if Cowell can recreate the success of One Direction.
These are just some of the highlights from this week’s new releases on Netflix. Whether you’re into mysteries, political dramas, or comedy, there’s plenty to watch and enjoy.
What’s Leaving Netflix This Week
In addition to new arrivals, several titles will be leaving the platform. Notable among them are “Daddy’s Home” and “Daddy’s Home 2,” which were popular in their time but are now making way for fresh content.
Conclusion
Netflix continues to offer a diverse range of entertainment options, ensuring there’s always something new to discover. Whether you’re looking for thrilling mysteries or heartwarming comedies, this week’s offerings on Netflix have got it all covered.