10 Binge-Worthy TV Shows New to Netflix in February 2026

✦ Edited and fact-checked by Managing Editor Mike Strayer, our editorial lead with 11 years covering entertainment and TV.

February is looking like an absolute heater for Netflix fans, and we’re here for it. From the return of fan-favorite investigators to massive library drops of cult classics, there is plenty to keep your queue full. If you’re looking for more ways to optimize your binge-watching, check out our full Netflix review or see our picks for the most addictive Netflix shows to watch right now.

1. “The Lincoln Lawyer” (2022–present)

Mickey Haller is back in the driver’s seat for Season 4, and this time, the stakes are more personal than ever as Mickey finds himself fighting to clear his name against a formidable new prosecutor. We’ll get to see him navigate the legal system from the other side of the defense table while maintaining his signature cool in the back of a Lincoln.

2. Editor’s Choice 🏆: “Search Party” (2016–2022)

If you missed this dark-comedy millennial gem during its original run on HBO Max, now is your chance to catch seasons 1–5 in their entirety on Netflix. The show follows a group of self-absorbed twenty-somethings who get entangled in a mystery when an old college acquaintance goes missing. For fans of satire—and cults, courtrooms, and social media stalking.

3. “Stargate SG-1” (1997–2007)

Suit up and step through the gate! All 10 seasons of this legendary sci-fi epic are landing on Netflix this month. Colonel Jack O’Neill and the SG-1 team have returned from streaming purgatory to defend Earth against the Goa’uld and forge alliances with advanced alien civilizations. For any newbies out there, “Stargate SG-1” is a damn good watch if you fancy a campy mix of military action and deep-space mythology.

4. “The Night Agent” (2023–present)

After a massive debut, Peter Sutherland returns for Season 3 of this high-octane thriller. Following the events of his last mission, Peter is officially operating as a Night Agent embroiled in a new conspiracy that reaches into the darkest corners of Washington D.C. Expect more narrow escapes, pulse-pounding action, and a plot that will keep you guessing until the finale.

5. “Love Is Blind” (2020–present)

The social experiment that everyone loves to talk about returns for Season 10 in February. This time, the pods travel to Ohio, where a new group of singles will attempt to find love without ever seeing their partners. We can’t wait to see which couples make it to the altar and which ones realize that love might be nearsighted.

6. “How to Get to Heaven from Belfast” (2026)

From the creator of “Derry Girls,” this brand-new series follows a group of old friends who reunite in their late 30s. Their reunion takes a dark and mysterious turn when they find themselves investigating the death of a former classmate. It promises the same sharp wit and heart we loved in Lisa McGee’s previous work, but with a gritty, mystery-driven edge.

7. “Bridgerton” (2026)

The ton is buzzing as “Bridgerton” returns with Season 4. This season focuses on Benedict Bridgerton as he navigates the marriage mart and a potential new love interest. We’re ready for more lavish balls, scandalous secrets from Lady Whistledown, and of course, the breathtaking costumes that have become a hallmark of the series.

8. “Strip Law” (2026)

This new adult animated series offers a wild twist on the traditional legal procedural. A straight-laced Las Vegas attorney (Adam Scott) finds his struggling firm boosted by an unlikely partnership with a wacky magician named Sheila Flambé (Janelle James). It’s a neon-soaked comedy that explores the absurdity of the legal system in a city where anything goes.

9. “Motorvalley” (2026)

For the gearheads and adrenaline junkies, “Motorvalley” is a new drama that dives deep into the high-stakes world of luxury car manufacturing and racing. Set in the heart of Italy’s famous automotive region, the show explores the rivalry and passion behind some of the world’s most iconic engines. It’s “Drive to Survive” meets prestige drama.

10. “Suburgatory” (2011–2014)

Tessa Altman is moving back to the suburbs! Seasons 1–3 of this satirical comedy are joining the Netflix catalog this February. The show hilariously depicts the culture shock felt by a New York City teenager when her father moves them to a manicured suburban community filled with plastic surgery and over-the-top moms.

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