The 10 Best Shows Added To Netflix In March 2023

Choosing from a massive library of movies feels easy when compared to the number of TV shows on NetflixNFLX
. While a film last just a couple hours, a show requires a several-hour (and often a several-day) commitment. And to make matters worse, Netflix adds several new TV shows each week.

So how do you choose? How do you keep track of all the latest and greatest new shows on Netflix?

Hopefully, this article can help. In the first section, I’ll detail the ten most enticing options hitting Netflix in the month of March (in order of their release dates). And at the bottom of the article, you can find a running list of the newest shows added to Netflix each day. Altogether, this article will provide a comprehensive overview of your best TV show options.

Sex/Life (Season 2) – March 2

Back in 2021, Sex/Life was a worldwide hit, charting on the Netflix Top 10 in dozens of countries (including 122 days spent on India’s charts). And the second season promises more of the same. This erotic drama continues to follow Billie as she’s torn between her husband and her ex-boyfriend—with a hunky new suitor thrown into the mix.

Next in Fashion (Season 2)- March 3

Netflix’s most popular entry into the fashion competition genre has been Next in Fashion, hosted by Queer Eye’s Tan France and supermodel Alexa Chung. The show features a lineup of designers who compete with one another to win $250,000 and debut a collection for a luxury fashion retailer.

You (Season 4 – Part 2) – March 9

Since 2018, Netflix’s hit television series You has followed Joe Goldberg (played by Penn Badgley), a young, seemingly well-to-do writer who becomes obsessed with women and stalks them. Season 4 took the show to new places, and Part 2 sees Joe investigating a serial killer who is framing him for murder. Expect more success from the latest season of the show, whose third season spent 21 consecutive days in first place on the Netflix Top 10 charts back in 2021.

Shadow and Bone (Season 2) – March 16

It’s been almost two years since the first season of Shadow and Bone struck Netflix. It was an instant success, nabbing 12 consecutive days atop the Netflix Top 10 and 30 total days on the charts. Season 2 continues to follow our hero Alina Starkov (played by Jessie Mei Li), an orphaned mapmaker who discovers she possesses powerful magical abilities.

We Lost Our Human (Season 1) – March 21

As Netflix continues to travel down the interactive show route, with games and choose-your-own adventure options available, and now after-school specials are becoming part of the mix. We Lost Our Human centers on a cat named Pud and a dog named Ham who discover one day that humans have disappeared from Earth.

Waco: American Apocalypse (Limited Series) – March 22

Netflix can be trusted to put out a riveting crime docu-series each month, and March will be no exception. You can look forward to Waco: American Apocalypse, which tells the story of cult leader David Koresh, who faced off with the federal government in a 51-day siege.

The Night Agent (Season 1) – March 23

The Night Agent is getting lots of hype for its first season, and the show appears to promise fans of crime thrillers a riveting, pulse-pounding time. The show follows Peter Sutherland (played by Gabriel Basso), a low-level FBI agent who gets thrust into a crazy (and deadly) conspiracy.

Love is Blind (Season 4) – March 24

The very first show to ever capture first place on Netflix’s Top 10 charts? That would have been the first season of Love is Blind. Since then, the three seasons of Love is Blind have appeared on the charts a whopping 144 times, making it one of Netflix’s most popular shows. Season 4 continues the show’s unique approach as singles match and fall in love without seeing each other’s faces.

Wellmania (Season 1) – March 29

Celeste Barber has been a prominent Australian comedian for some time, and she’s now teaming up with Netflix for a brand new television series. This comedy stars Barber as Liv, who joins a wellness journey to get better after a health crisis.

Unstable (Season 1) – March 30

Rob Lowe kicked off the year on Netflix with his family-friendly film Dog Gone. And he continues things this month with his brand new show Unstable, which follows an introvert who commits himself to saving his entrepreneur father’s company.

Every new show on Netflix (so far) in March

• March 1: Bakugan Legends (Season 1); Cheat (Season 1); Diary of a Prosecutor (Season 1); Forged in Fire: Knife or Death (Season 2); Gecko’s Garage – 3D (Volume 2); Little Angel (Volume 2); Wrong Side of the Tracks (Season 2)