New on Netflix in March

Grab your popcorn and take your seats for another round of excellent sofa-based entertainment that’s coming your way on Netflix. This month, Cillian Murphy returns to the role of Tommy Shelby for the thrilling feature-length continuation of the Peaky Blinders story, The Immortal Man. Plus, Rachel Weisz and Leo Woodall star in the sultry comedy drama Vladimir, while Alan Ritchson saves the world in high-octane thriller War Machine, and returning favourites include One Piece, Virgin River and Heartbreak High.

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Here’s all you need to know about the best TV show and film releases on Netflix in March 2026…

Stream season 1 from Wednesday 4 March in Apps > Netflix

Fans of YouTube’s viral Blue Therapy series are in for a new guilty pleasure with this six-part remake. Netflix’s take on the format follows seven real-life British twosomes who meet with couples coach Karen Doherty, in an attempt to discover whether they can overcome their relationship issues or should part ways for good. Get ready to hear it all because you’ll have full access to their sessions on the therapist’s couch. It’s jaw-dropping stuff where no subject is off the table.   

Stream the limited series from Thursday 5 March in Apps > Netflix

Rachel Weisz (The Mummy) stars as the unnamed, fourth-wall-breaking protagonist in this adaptation of Julia May Jonas’s critically acclaimed novel. It’s a deliciously twisty tale about a middle-aged, married professor who becomes increasingly obsessed with her handsome new colleague, the eponymous Vladimir (Leo Woodall, Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy). Warning: you may develop your own obsession with Woodall in what is sure to be his most swoonworthy performance yet. John Slattery (Mad Men) and Jessica Henwick (Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery) co-star.

Stream season 1 from Friday 6 March in Apps > Netflix

Morgan Freeman is on narration duties for this impressive docuseries that’s executive-produced by self-confessed dinosaur fanatic Steven Spielberg. Created by the team behind Life On Our Planet (watch season 1 in Apps > Netflix now), the four-parter details the rise and fall of the dinosaurs over their 165-million-year reign, using spellbinding and cutting-edge visual technology. A must-watch for any Jurassic Park fan.

Stream it from Friday 6 March in Apps > Netflix

After reaching dizzying new heights of fame as TV’s Jack Reacher, it’s safe to say that Alan Ritchson has got his tough guy act down to a tee. Ritchson’s next bad boy role sees him step into the combat boots of 81, the leader of an elite team of Army Rangers who come face to face with an otherworldly killing machine that’s determined to destroy everything in its path. Eek. Dennis Quaid (Lawmen: Bass Reeves), Stephan James (21 Bridges), Jai Courtney (The Suicide Squad) and Esai Morales (Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning) also star.

Stream the limited series from Friday 6 March in Apps > Netflix

From catfishing to ghosting, dating in the modern world is a minefield. But what if there was a matchmaking service that allowed you to experience risk-free relationships with hundreds of potential suitors? That’s the premise behind this captivating K-drama, which follows a burned-out webtoon producer Seo Mi-rae (played by K-pop icon Jisoo) who subscribes to a virtual dating simulator on her quest for love. What could go wrong?

Stream season 2 from Tuesday 10 March in Apps > Netflix. Season 1 available now

It’s a pirate’s life for Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) and the Straw Hat crew as they embark on another swashbuckling adventure in the hotly anticipated return of this live-action version of anime phenomenon One Piece. The crew set sail for the legendary Grand Line, an extraordinary realm that promises danger and wonder in equal measure, to try to get their hands on Gold Roger’s mysterious treasure before anyone else. All aboard!

Stream it from Wednesday 11 March in Apps > Netflix

Armed with a camera crew and a polite manner, Louis Theroux has been shining a light in some of the world’s darkest corners since the 1990s. His latest film sees the acclaimed documentarian take on one of his biggest challenges yet. Across 90 minutes, Theroux lifts the lid on the increasing rise of “incel” culture and the “manosphere” where it thrives – a dangerous digital space made up of blogs, forums and influencers that promotes misogynistic views, toxic masculinity and so-called “red pill” ideology to impressionable young men. Essential viewing for understanding modern society.

Stream season 1 from Wednesday 11 March in Apps > Netflix

They say that love is blind, and real-life married couple Nick Viall and Natalie Joy of The Viall Files are putting that theory to the test. This groundbreaking dating experiment follows singletons ranging from 22 to 60 years-old on their journey to finding true love, to see whether age truly influences connection or if love can really conquer all.

Stream season 7 from Thursday 12 March in Apps > Netflix. Seasons 1-6 available now

The good folk of Virgin River (no relation to us!) are back for another meander through small-town life as a backdrop to the romance between Mel (Alexandra Breckinridge, This Is Us) and Jack (Martin Henderson, Grey’s Anatomy). The seventh season finds these two newlyweds building their lives on the farm together and, excitingly, beginning the road to parenthood with the adoption of Marley’s unborn baby. All together now: aww!

Stream it from Friday 20 March in Apps > Netflix. Series 1-6 of Peaky Blinders available now

Dust off your flat caps because Tommy Shelby is back in business. After the explosive Peaky Blinders finale left the criminal underworld believing the gangster boss had died, The Immortal Man picks up with Tommy (Cillian Murphy, Oppenheimer) living in exile. But with the Second World War looming, news of his estranged son Duke (Barry Keoghan, Saltburn) becoming embroiled in a dangerous Nazi plot is enough for Tommy to return and confront his legacy. Rebecca Ferguson (Dune), Stephen Graham (Adolescence) and Tim Roth (Reservoir Dogs) also star.

Stream season 3 from Wednesday 25 March in Apps > Netflix. Seasons 1-2 available now

School is almost out forever for the students of Hartley High. After a two-year hiatus, the Emmy-winning reboot of the classic Aussie teen sensation is back for its third and final season, and the stakes have never been higher for Amerie (Ayesha Madon) and her friends after they play a revenge prank that goes terribly wrong. It’s not all bad news though, as high school heartthrob Malakai Mitchell (Thomas Weatherall) returns from Switzerland with hopes of revealing his feelings for Amerie once and for all. Bring it on!

Stream the limited series from Thursday 26 March in Apps > Netflix

Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer are among the team behind this this bone-chilling tale, created and written by up-and-coming talent Haley Z Boston (Brand New Cherry Flavor). The limited series follows Rachel Harkin (Camila Morrone, Daisy Jones & The Six) and Nicky Cunningham (Adam DiMarco, The White Lotus) who are engaged to be married, until a series of strange goings on inspire more than just cold feet from the bride-to-be. Intriguing…

Stream season 1 from Thursday 26 March in Apps > Netflix

Norway’s answer to Bergerac is here in the thrilling TV adaptation of Jo Nesbø’s bestselling Harry Hole crime novel series. In this first instalment, adapted from Nesbø’s 2003 novel The Devil’s Star, the brilliant yet troubled homicide detective Harry Hole (Tobias Santelmann, Atlantic Crossing) is tracking down a serial killer, while taking down a corrupt fellow detective and battling his own personal demons. It’s all in a day’s work for Harry Hole. Consider us seated. 

Stream it from Friday 27 March in Apps > Netflix

K-pop superstars BTS broke hearts around the world when they announced a hiatus from music in June 2022. Finally, the band are back together and, even better, they’re bringing some brand new bops with them with their new album Arirang. Don’t miss your opportunity to see these music idols in this behind-the-scenes documentary, and you can catch the band’s comeback concert from Saturday 21 March in Apps > Netflix.

• The A Word (series 1-3) – Sunday 1 March

• The Mentalist (seasons 1-7) – Sunday 1 March

• Murder On The Doorstep (season 1) – Sunday 1 March

• One Tree Hill (seasons 1-9) – Sunday 1 March

• Person Of Interest (seasons 1-5) – Sunday 1 March

• Southland (seasons 1-5) – Sunday 1 March

• WWE Elimination Chamber (season 1) – Sunday 1 March

• Screen Actors’ Guild Award 2026 (Live) – Monday 2 March

• Windbreaker (season 1) – Monday 2 March

• Bruce Bruce I Ain’t Playin’  – Tuesday 3 March

• Good Cop/Bad Cop (season 1) – Tuesday 3 March

• Street Flow 3 – Wednesday 4 March

• Re/Member: The Last Night – Thursday 5 March

• The TikTok Killer (limited series) – Friday 6 March

• Beastars (final season, part 2) – Saturday 7 March

• The Victim (limited series) – Saturday 7 March

• Sesame Street (season 2) – Monday 9 March

• I Swear – Tuesday 10 March

• The Man In The High Castle (seasons 1-4) – Wednesday 11 March

• Amandaland (series 1) – Thursday 12 March

• That Night (limited series) – Friday 13 March

• Furies (season 2) – Wednesday 18 March

• Radioactive Emergency (season 1) – Wednesday 18 March

• JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run (season 1) – Thursday 19 March

• Tyler Perry’s Beauty In Black (season 2, part 2) – Thursday 19 March

• Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed (season 1) – Thursday 19 March

• Bad Boys: Ride Or Die – Friday 20 March

• The Rise Of The Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hillel – Friday 20 March

• BTS – The Comeback Live: Arirang – Saturday 21 March

• Ready Or Not: Texas (season 1) – Tuesday 24 March

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1. Use your voice
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