Netflix release dates 2019: all the major upcoming TV shows revealed
The Crown, Stranger Things, Black Mirror and GLOW all return, along with some exciting new series like The Witcher
Katalin Vermes
- Radio Times staff
Published: Wednesday, 11 December 2019 at 9:55 pm
Netflix's biggest TV shows are all set to make a return in 2019.
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After a year off, The Crown, Stranger Things and Black Mirror are all back this year, alongside reliable big-hitters like Fuller House and You.
Plus, we've got some exciting new series to look forward to, including hotly anticipated Henry Cavill fantasy drama The Witcher.
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Find out about the key shows still to come Netflix in 2019 below.
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December
5th December
V Wars Vampires-meet-zombies horror series based on a comic series, starring blood-sucking veteran Ian Somerhalder as a doctor trying to stop a vampire epidemic. Watch on Netflix
6th December
Fuller House Fifth season of the popular US sitcom. Watch on Netflix
20th December
The Witcher Long-awaited fantasy series starring Superman actor Henry Cavill, an adaption of Andrzej Sapkowski’s bestselling stories
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24th December
Lost in Space The family sci-fi series based on the classic 1960s show returns for a second run
26th December
You Second season of Netflix's psychological thriller, based on the eponymous novel by Caroline Kepnes
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