Netflix has finally announced the release dates for both their new and returning original shows for this year, as reported by Moviepilot on Monday. Below is the full list of the shows that will be ready for streaming this 2016.
Love, a new romantic comedy created by Judd Apatow and Paul Rust is about the perspectives of dating from both sides - male and female. The series will have two seasons, and the first one will begin on February 19.
Fuller House, which will begin on February 26, is a spin-off series of the classic hit sitcom Full House. A Netflix original, Fuller House have retained their original cast members except Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.
Returning for its fourth season, Netflix original House of Cards which stars Kevin Spacey as Congressman Frank Underwood is set to stream on March 4.
A new original, Flaked follows the life of a self-appointed life guru who falls in love with the woman whom his best friend likes. It will begin on March 11.
Showcasing a star-studded cast who are Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, Elisha Cuthbert and a whole lot more, The Ranch is a new original that is set to begin streaming on April 1.
On April 15, Ellie Kemper returns for the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. The story is about the life of 29-year-old after being held captive. The series was created by Tina Fey and Robert Carlock.
A new French Drama called Marseille created by Dan Frank will begin on May 5.
A Netflix original, Grace and Frankie returns and will be available for streaming on May 6. Grace, a retired businesswoman and Frankie, a free-spirited art teacher are forced to live together.
As one of Netflix's most watched series, Orange is the New Black returns for its fourth season on June 17.
A new upcoming Netflix original drama that is based on 1980's Montauk, New York called Stranger Things, following a mother who is trying to find her son who vanished. It will be available on July 15.
Created by Baz Luhrmann and Shawn Ryan, The Get Down is a musical drama that is based around teenagers during the rise of punk, Hip-Hop and disco, set in the Bronx. The series will begin on August 12.
