New on Netflix in February

Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats for another round of excellent sofa-based entertainment that’s coming your way on Netflix. This month, the creative team behind Derry Girls is bringing How To Get To Heaven From Belfast to our screens, while exciting new additions Being Gordon Ramsay, Glitter & Gold: Ice Dancing, Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model and Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip are sure to keep you entertained. Plus, don’t miss long-awaited returning favourites include The Night Manager, The Lincoln Lawyer and a special romantic edition of Is It Cake?

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

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Sunday 1 February

If you like your sport with a little bit of soap opera on the side, then let us introduce you to the high-skates world of ice dancing. From the team behind Simone Biles Rising comes this absorbing docuseries that follows three rival ice-dancing teams who are chasing gold ahead of the Winter Olympics in 2026. But don’t let the dazzling costumes or elegant routines fool you – there’s plenty of drama on and off the rink in this cutthroat community.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 4 February

Love is in the air in the Is It Cake? kitchen, as a fresh batch of master bakers and their sweetie-pies create some swoonworthy sweet treats in a one-off Valentine’s episode. Tune in for new challenges, special play-along games and some jaw-dropping hyper-realistic bakes complete with priceless reactions from celebrity judges (and real-life couples) Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross, and Casey Wilson and David Caspe. Save us a slice please!

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 4 February

In 2023, former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering infants while working at the Countess of Chester Hospital and imprisoned with a whole life order. More than two years on from the trial, this documentary gives audiences unprecedented insight into the chilling crime that appalled a nation. It includes never-before-seen footage from Letby’s arrest and interviews from those closest to the case, from police officers to the mother of one of Letby’s victims.

Find season 4 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 5 February. Seasons 1-3 available now

Screenwriter David E Kelley knows a thing or two about legal dramas: not only is he a former attorney, he created the hits Ally McBeal, Goliath and The Practice (plus its spin-off Boston Legal). Now his Netflix show The Lincoln Lawyer, which began in 2022, has proved to be another screen success, and we can’t wait to catch up with titular attorney Micky Hall (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) in the new fourth season. After a shocking turn of events last season that saw Micky framed for a murder he didn’t commit, he finds himself in need of a lawyer of his own – and fast. Eek.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 5 February

When we meet the five women at the heart of this French comedy, they seem to be an ordinary group of friends. But the truth is much darker: they found themselves needing to get out of a sticky situation and managed to pull off the heist of the century. How? By disguising themselves as men. Genius… and the politicians, police and gangsters that are on their tails would certainly agree, given they have no idea that the culprits they’re searching for are an all-female gang. Talk about girl power.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 6 February

If you loved The Queen’s Gambit then don’t miss this documentary about a real-life chess prodigy. From award-winning film-maker Rory Kennedy (niece of President John F Kennedy) comes this portrait of Judit Polgár, who’s widely regarded as the strongest female chess player of all time. As a child, Polgár set herself an almost impossible challenge: to become the best chess player of her generation. The result? By 12 she became the number one female player in the world; at 15, she beat Bobby Fischer’s record as the youngest grandmaster of all time. A remarkable true story.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Monday 9 February

Many know Eddie Vedder as the frontman of 90s grunge juggernaut Pearl Jam. But there’s a different side to this veteran rock star. Matter Of Time is a compelling film that details Vedder and his wife’s long-standing commitment to find a cure for Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), including founding the EB Research Partnership, dedicated to funding research and helping those affected by this life-threatening disease. A touching tale about the power of community that wouldn’t be complete without a stirring performance from Vedder.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 11 February

The shocking events affecting the children of the European region of Silesia throughout the 1970s have remained largely undocumented in mainstream media. Now, Polish film-maker Maciej Pieprzyca brings this story to our screens in a historical drama series based on the real-life story of Doctor Jolanta Wadowska-Król. When a young pediatrician (Joanna Kulig) realises that the mysterious illness affecting the town’s children is lead poisoning caused by a nearby smelting plant, she risks everything to stand against the authorities and their attempts to cover up the scandal.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 12 February

Ever since Derry Girls wrapped in 2022, we’ve been daydreaming about seeing Erin, Claire and co on our TV again. But Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee has given us the next best thing with a raucous new comedy thriller that’ll blow your socks off. The eight-parter follows the misadventures of three tight-knit best friends, who return to their hometown following the death of the estranged fourth member of their childhood gang. However, when a set of eerie events unfold at the wake, the group head off on an odyssey around Ireland to uncover the truth about their shared past. Bonkers, brilliant and utterly bingeable, it stars Roísín Gallagher (The Dry), Sinéad Keenan (Unforgotten) and Caoilfhionn Dunne (A Thousand Blows).

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 13 February

Madea Simmons is the familiar scene-stealer in Tyler Perry’s cinematic universe – but in this hilarious coming-of-age comedy, it’s the matriarch’s foul-mouthed brother who’s calling the shots. When the Simmonses’ sheltered grandson BJ (Jermaine Harris, Madea’s Destination Wedding) heads off for college, his grandfather Joe (Perry) accompanies him on the cross-country road trip to show him the ropes of life. What could possibly go wrong?!

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Monday 16 February

The noughties marked the golden era of reality television and at its centre sat iconic competition series America’s Next Top Model. The show strutted onto screens in 2003 and quickly exploded into a pop culture phenomenon, running for 24 cycles and attracting more than 100 million viewers worldwide at its peak – as well as its fair share of controversies for outlandish stunt shoots and compulsory cosmetic transformations. Now, almost a decade on from its final episode, this eye-opening docuseries reveals the truth behind the smizing as former contestants, ANTM insiders including former judges Jay Manuel, Nigel Barker and J Alexander (aka Miss J), and the show’s supermodel host Tyra Banks talk frankly about one of reality TV’s most influential shows.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 18 February

We’ve seen plenty of Gordon Ramsay the fiery-tempered chef and restaurateur in confrontational shows like Hell’s Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares. But his new series lifts the lid the man behind the furious swearing. Filmed across a six-month period, the docuseries follows Ramsay as he embarks on his biggest business venture yet – opening five culinary experiences at 22 Bishopgate in the City of London – while also reflecting on his childhood, career beginnings, history and family life. A must-watch for any Gordon fan.

Find season 3 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 19 February. Seasons 1-2 available now

Gabriel Basso steps back into the shoes of Peter Sutherland as one of TV’s most explosive thrillers returns. In the third instalment of the series based on Matthew Quirk’s novel, Sutherland embarks on a dangerous, continent-spanning mission to track down a young Treasury agent who has fled to Istanbul with sensitive government information. Of course, things are never straightforward for this under-pressure FBI agent and soon enough he becomes entangled in a dangerous conspiracy at the heart of the White House. Gripping stuff.

• Anniversary – Sunday 1 February

• Everyone Else Burns (series 1-2) – Sunday 1 February

• Kung Fu Panda 4 – Sunday 1 February

• Quiz (limited series) – Sunday 1 February

• Animal Kingdom (seasons 1-6) – Tuesday 3 February

• Mo Gilligan: In The Moment – Tuesday 3 February

• Top Secret! – Thursday 5 February

• Unfamiliar (season 1) – Thursday 5 February

• Heartburn – Friday 6 February

• Salvador (season 1) – Friday 6 February

• Yoh! Bestie (season 1) – Friday 6 February

• The Creature Cases (Chapter 7) – Monday 9 February

• ER (seasons 1-15) – Tuesday 10 February

• Motorvalley (season 1) – Tuesday 10 February

• This Is I – Tuesday 10 February

• Love Is Blind (season 10) – Wednesday 11 February

• Kohrra (season 2) – Wednesday 11 February

• State Of Fear – Wednesday 11 February

• The Darjeeling Limited – Thursday 12 February

• The French Dispatch – Thursday 12 February

• Million-Follower Detective (season 1) – Thursday 12 February

• The Art Of Sarah (season 1) – Friday 13 February

• Bunny – Friday 13 February

• Museum Of Innocence (season 1) – Friday 13 February

• IF – Saturday 14 February

• Cellar Door – Tuesday 17 February

• Tarot – Tuesday 17 February

• Sommore: Chandelier Fly – Tuesday 17 February

• The Swedish Connection – Thursday 19 February

• The Addams Family 2 – Friday 20 February

• Firebreak – Friday 20 February

• Strip Law (season 1) – Friday 20 February

• Pavane – Friday 20 February

• Abigail – Sunday 22 February

• Taylor Tomlinson: Prodigal Daughter – Tuesday 24 February

• Bridgerton (season 4, part 2) – Thursday 26 February

• Crap Happens (season 1) – Thursday 26 February

• BAKI-DOU: The Invincible Samurai (season 1) – Thursday 26 February

• Formula 1: Drive To Survive (season 8) – Friday 27 February

• Agents Of Mystery (season 2) – February TBC

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