Best New Shows and Movies on Netflix This Week: History of Swear Words, Headspace Guide to Meditation

Harry Potter movies, Grint—alongside Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson—gave us his childhood. Since I got to enjoy Harry Potter and have an uninterrupted childhood out of the spotlight, sometimes I wonder, a little guiltily…are those guys, like, okay?Of course, we know about Radcliffe.

Outside the Wire, an action-packed original film starring Anthony Mackie as a butt-kicking android; the third chapter of Matt Groening's animated series Disenchanted, which is essentially Futurama in a fantasy setting; and Bling Empire, a real-life Crazy Rich Asians. Below are all the new releases on Netflix for the week of Jan.

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We have recommendations for fans of horror, murder mysteries, animated shows, and much, much more. Where to Watch: Netflix Obviously we have to kick this list off with the most popular post-apocalypse show currently on TV.

The Pembrokeshire Murders, Luke Evans’ drama on a murder investigation in Wales, has helped British broadcaster ITV to some of its best drama ratings in years.

Notre Dame at Alabama, ESPN, 18.4 million.College Football Finals Semifinal, ESPN, 16.6 million.NBC Sunday Night Football, NBC, 16.5 million.College Football Bowl Studio, ESPN, 16.1 million.College Football Bowl Studio, ESPN, 14.4 million.College Football Playoffs Semifinal, ESPN, 13.4 millionCollege Football Bowl Studio, ESPN, 13.5 million.College Football Studio, ESPN, 12.3 million.Sunday Night NFL Pre-Kick, NBC, 12.1 million.“Primetime New Year's Rockin' Eve” (part 2), ABC, 11.2 million.“60

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Big Mouth and Bob's Burgers, to name just a few), anime shows are packed with tropes that appeal to a more universal audience. They can be both super campy and fun and also thoughtful and serious.

Here's what came out on Netflix last week. If you're looking for even more hand-picked recommendations, we have plenty.

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hosted by Nicolas Cage, the new Netflix series “History of Swear Words” takes a deep dive into the roots of taboo words, such as “f–k” and “s–t,” as well as rude euphemisms like “dick.”And while it’s educational, the six-episode show is also funny, with academics, historians and comedians, such as Nick Offerman and Sarah Silverman, weighing in.“While I was getting my Ph.D.

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Note: With the coronavirus pandemic delaying production on several shows, several of our picks below come with an asterisk, as delays could push premiere dates past 2021.  Premieres Thursday, Jan. 7 on NBCIn recent years, NBC's must-see Thursday night sitcoms have been coming in bits and pieces rather than a full-fledged block, but two people who have been huge parts of NBC's glory days of yore — Cheers' and The Good Place's Ted Danson and 30 Rock's Tina Fey — are hoping to build a foundation

direct to your inboxThe year 2020 has finally come to an end.But as Greater Manchester is placed under Tier 4 of the government's latest Covid alert system, the region is once again being advised to stay at home to save lives.Luckily, there are plenty of things on TV to keep us company while non-essential shops, cinemas, restaurants and bars remain closed.Films including Transformers, James Bond film Spectre, The Inbetweeners 2 and Pulp Fiction will be airing on Freeview channels this

first Sex and the City movie. While the 2008 hit follows the friendships of Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), Charlotte (Kristin Davis) and Samantha (Kim Cattrall), one scene highlights that bond more than any other.In the movie, a single Carrie goes to bed early on New Year’s Eve.

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Soul, Pixar’s newest computer-animated comedy about an aspiring Black jazz musician with an important life lesson to learn, will be held—at least in my mind—in a special league of its own.I’d compare my anticipation for Soul, now available on +, to my excitement surrounding Princess Tiana. In 2009, the New Orleans bred beauty with a wonderful heart and a big, bright smile broke ground as the first Black princess in the Disney franchise.