If human interaction is not really your thing, you’ll be pleased to know that plenty of premiering and returning TV shows will be new to Netflix in March.
From the long-awaited second season of The OA to the surprisingly emotional Ricky Gervais-led drama After Life, there’s something new to Netflix in March for everyone.
New to Netflix in March: TV shows and movies.
Arrested Development
Arrested Development, the fan-favourite series that’s won a slew of Emmys and Golden Globes, returns to Netflix for a fifth season. The first half of season one will consist of eight episodes with the remaining eight episodes of the season coming to Netflix later in the year. In the fifth season of Arrested Development the Bluth family are dealing with the aftermath of Cinco de Quatro.
Released 15/3/2019
Turn Up Charlie
Everyone’s favourite actor Idris Elba (you know it’s true) stars in Turn Up Charlie as the central character of Charlie. Charlie is an eternal bachelor who makes a living attempting to be a DJ. In a turn of events, he ends up becoming a ‘manny’ to his best friend’s troublesome daughter, Gabby (Frankie Hervey).
Released 15/3/2019
On My Block, Season Two.
On My Block is a series that centers on a group of four clever and street smart friends who are making their way through high school. The critically acclaimed coming of age comedy was co-created by Lauren Iungerich (Awkward) and Eddie Gonzalez and Jeremy Haft (All Eyez On Me).
Released March 2019
Delhi Crime
This brilliant Indian crime series, which was written and directed by Richie Mehta, is based on a Delhi gang rape case. The series follows the Delhi Police as they launch an investigation into uncovering the identities of the men who perpetrated the crime.
Released 22/3/2019
The OA: Season Two
The OA, an almost indescribable drama, made a splash when it debuted on Netflix a few years ago. Thankfully for fans, season two is finally here and promises to be just as twisted. Season two will follow OA as she navigates a new dimension, one in which she had a completely different life as a Russian heiress, and one in which she once again finds herself as Hap’s captive. This mystery drama blends science fiction, supernatural and fantasy elements.
Released 22/3/2019
Santa Clarita Diet: Season Three
Drew Barrymore stars in this gruesome yet hilarious Netflix series, along with Timothy Olyphant, as married realtors, Sheila and Joel. In season one of the series, Sheila went through a dramatic transformation that left her a zombie. In season three their cover-up methods get even crazier as they attempt to keep Sheila’s condition a secret.
Released 29/3/2019
Osmosis
This new series will frighten anyone who is in the midst of online or digital dating.
In this series there is a new dating app called OSMOSIS which can find you a perfect match with 100 percent accuracy. Which means the idea of finding a soulmate is now an absolute reality. But there is a price to pay.
Released 29/3/2019
Amy Schumer Growing
Amy Schumer is a successful comedian, actress, producer and writer and now she's adding 'mother' to that list. In this comedy special, Schumer promises to deliver a “refreshingly honest and hilarious take on marriage, pregnancy and personal growth, while also talking about the joys of womanhood, settling into marital bliss, and of course, sex”. It's the delivery we've all been waiting for.
Released 19/3/2019
Queer Eye: Season Three
In their third Netflix outing, the Fab Five leave Atlanta and head to Kansas City, Missouri, where they will hand out emotional makeovers, life advice and even cooking tips to people who are feeling a little down and out. Queer Eye is still the feel good show of the year in it's third season.
Released 15/3/2019
Peaky Blinders: Season Four
It's the juicy British gangster show that has inspired hundreds of cos players. Now in it's fourth season, Peaky Blinders will sees the Shelby's become the prime targets of a vicious Mafia vendetta. It's a story-line that will force the broken family to come together and confide in a dangerous new ally.
After Life
Ricky Gervais has always been able to make us laugh, and now he is here to make us cry. Gervais plays a newspaper writer who is struggling to come to terms with his wife's death, and pushes away everyone in his life who is trying to help him.
Released 8/3/2019
New to Netflix in March - Films
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind - 1/3/2019.
River's Edge - 1/3/2019
Your Son - 1/3/2019
Budapest - 1/3/2019
Lady J 8/3/2019
Juanita 8/3/2019
Walk. Ride. Rodeo 8/3/2019
Dry Martina 15/3/2019
Paskal 15/3/2019
Burn Out 15/3/2019
Mirage 22/3/2019
15 August 29/3/2019
Bayoneta 29/3/2019
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