New Series and Old Favorites Land on Netflix’s Weekly Picks
📈 CRIME THRILLER DOMINATES STREAMING CHARTS
A gripping six-part psychological crime thriller has stormed onto Netflix, defying expectations by climbing the ranks despite its May 7 release. It’s elbowing aside heavyweights like Man on Fire and Legends, proving its staying power. Critics are raving—this one boasts a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, a rarity for the genre. If you crave sharp, mind-bending storytelling, this is your next obsession.
🎤 KEVIN HART’S ROAST SPECIAL: CHAOS UNLEASHED
Comedy took a wild turn over the weekend with Kevin Hart’s star-studded roast special, catapulting to the #1 most-watched show in the U.S. overnight. With guests like Tom Brady and Pete Davidson, the night was a rollercoaster of jokes, cringe-worthy moments, and viral-worthy reactions. Unpredictable, unfiltered, and utterly hilarious—this roast is a must-watch for fans of rowdy humor.
💘 PERFECT MATCH: LOVE, DRAMA, AND A TWIST
Reality TV lovers, mark your calendars. Perfect Match returns for Season 4 on May 13, and this season brings a deliciously twisted premise: contestants play matchmaker for others while hunting for love themselves. The catch? They might have to help form couples they don’t end up with. It’s a fresh spin on dating shows, blending romance with explosive drama.
🎬 FROM CANCELLATION TO COMEBACK: EVERYONE IS DOING GREAT
What happens when a show gets axed but fans refuse to let it die? Everyone Is Doing Great, a sharp comedy about TV writers navigating life post-hit show, was canceled by Hulu—only to find new life on Netflix. The first season stunned with a 97% audience score, proving its cult appeal. Now, Season 2 is here, delivering behind-the-scenes wit that’ll have you binge-watching in one sitting.
🗡️ DEVIL MAY CRY SEASON 2: DEMONS, SWORDS, AND DANTE’S RETURN
Anime and gaming fans, rejoice! The high-octane action of Devil May Cry storms back on May 12 with Season 2, continuing Dante’s demon-slaying rampage. Critics gave it a thumbs-up, though fans of the original games were split. Still, if you love over-the-top animation, razor-sharp action, and a protagonist with attitude, this series delivers—game or no game.