Today, Netflix is among the most popular streaming services, and for good reason. There is virtually never a shortage of fantastic stuff for users to enjoy with some well-known movies and television shows. The platform’s viewers can watch certain top-notch series starting in January 2023.
The top Netflix shows have a lot to offer users in January 2023, including new seasons of well-liked shows as well as brand-new series. Fans of all tastes can find something to enjoy because these shows span a variety of genres and topics.
Break Point (2023)
One of the top sports documentaries on Netflix is the series Formula 1: Drive to Survive. The team behind that program is back, this time concentrating on tennis. Men’s and women’s tennis players will be followed through four competitive events via the all-access series Break Point.
This behind-the-scenes look at the kind of commitment and toughness that enables these top athletes to compete in these taxing competitions will undoubtedly be appealing to sports fans. But even those who have no interest in tennis will find the film to be entertaining due to the riveting storytelling and exciting direction.
Copenhagen Cowboy (2023)
The limited series Copenhagen Cowboy marks the director Nicolas Winding Refn’s return to his birthplace Denmark after years of producing Hollywood films in his own distinct manner. The noir thriller follows a young woman on a quest for vengeance through the Copenhagen underworld in an odyssey that crosses the boundaries of the natural and supernatural.
Refn’s abilities combined with a strong script can result in something spectacular like Drive. While his subsequent endeavors have fallen flat, it would be worthwhile to consider going back to his beginnings.
Ginny & Georgia (2021-)
Ginny & Georgia is among the most eagerly awaited Netflix originals to return in January. The show centers on a mother and daughter who have spent years moving from town to town and are now settling into a new neighborhood. But the resurfacing of old secrets endangers this newfound contentment.
The mother-daughter tale is endearing, and the more mature daughter and her wild, free-spirited mother have a delightful interaction. As Ginny and Georgia adjust to their new lifestyles, Season 2 of the program promises to maintain this wonderful romance and all of its problems.
Kaleidoscope (2023)
In the new crime drama Kaleidoscope, Giancarlo Esposito plays the lead role in the tale of a crew of thieves that carry off a huge and risky robbery. Although the premise sounds like it belongs in an everyday show, it offers a fresh take on narrative storytelling for streaming.
All viewers will watch the series’ final episode last, but they can watch the remaining episodes in whatever sequence they like. It’s a clever gimmick that either seems meaningless or offers fans a special experience.
Madoff: The Monster Of Wall Street (2023)
A new show profiling one of the most prominent white-collar crooks will debut on Netflix in January. True-crime documentaries continue to be a significant magnet for viewers. The biography Bernie Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street explores his career as a financier and Ponzi schemer.
The docuseries aims to learn even more about his misdeeds, even if they are already publicly known. There is a lot to unpack, including interviews with Madoff’s victims, his own reasons, and those of others who might share his guilt.
New Amsterdam (2018-)
Despite the fact that there are many excellent medical dramas to choose from, New Amsterdam has developed a strong, though sometimes unnoticed, reputation in the field. In the show, Ryan Eggold plays the new medical director of the nation’s oldest public hospital and demonstrates his willingness to bend the law in order to improve the establishment.
New Amsterdam fulfills the expectations of genre lovers by providing lots of romance and drama among the staff members in addition to high-stakes situations for the doctors to handle each week. Fans can enjoy catching up with it since there are already five seasons.
That ’90s Show (2023)
It can be challenging to bring back a beloved show after so many years, but That 90s Show aims to do just that with a tale of the next generation. Leia Forman, the teenage daughter of Eric and Donna, is the main character of the sitcom. In 1995, she spends the summer in Wisconsin with her grandparents Red and Kitty.
While many are eager to continue this story, there are some fans who believe That 70s Show dragged on for too long. The majority of the original cast will make brief appearances, albeit there will be a new group of kids to get to know.
The Mindy Project (2012-2017)
Mindy Kaling emerged into the spotlight for The Mindy Project after playing a notable supporting role on The Office for years. The sitcom centers on Mindy, a young doctor who struggles to find love in the dating scene while still trying to ensure her professional future.
There will be a lot of fans eager to watch the series because it is one of the most well-known female-led sitcoms. The supporting ensemble, many of whom steal the show, is excellent, and Kaling herself makes a magnificent star.
The Walking Dead (2010-2022)
The Walking Dead has ended after eleven graphic and harrowing scenes. In the final act of the zombie outbreak series, viewers have seen a number of characters come and leave, leaving only a small core of survivors.
Although this world still has a ton of spinoffs, viewers can now watch the whole last season on Netflix. Fans who are not caught up can discover how it all ends with The Walking Dead’s huge finale, from the series’ happiest endings to its tragic conclusions.
Vikings: Valhalla (2022-)
Although Vikings fans were disappointed to learn that the frenzied action series would end in 2020, a new spinoff program has shown to be a worthy continuation of the concept. The events of Vikings: Valhalla are set one hundred years after those of the original tale, and it chronicles the exploits of some of the most well-known Vikings, including Leif Erikson and Freydis Eriksdotter.
In January, the second season of the show will be accessible on Netflix. Fans hoping for a return to the show’s tough and realistic tone should expect more of the same. A great excitement comes from the intense action scenes, entertaining characters, and exploration of the Viking culture.
