Everything Leaving Netflix in January 2023

There will no second season for mystery thriller series 1899. Netflix has canceled the series, from Dark creators Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, who revealed the news on social media.

Ginny & Georgia is back for on Netflix. The series—about the lopsided dynamic between a 15-year-old girl named Ginny and her mom, 30-something Georgia—can be totally off-the-wall, but that's also the fun of it, especially thanks to the sensational cast .“Just when you thought you knew what to expect from Ginny & Georgia, season two is going to surprise you,” creator Sarah Lampert and showrunner Debra J.

Let’s get this show on the road! While TV has mastered the art of the slow burn — looking at you, Law & Order: SVU — there comes a time for every relationship to flourish. And for certain TV couples, that time is 2023. 

The aftermath of Covid’s 2020-21 closure of cinemas will continue to be felt in 2023 as the domestic box office claws its way back to what many sources believe is an $8 billion-$9 billion result.

In just a few months’ time, streaming has gone from fountain of youth — a virtual Schwab’s Drug Store where 100-year-old media companies felt like they would be discovered again — to a cash-guzzling headache for both digital natives and newbies alike.

The first movie, which was released in 2019, explored the death of renowned writer Harlan Thrombey (Christopher Plummer) and how his wealthy, dysfunctional family may have played a role in his demise. Viewers watched as detective Blanc (Daniel Craig) worked together with Marta Cabrera (Ana de Armas) to solve the murder — as the nurse secretly tried to cover up her own involvement.

Netflix has issued estimates for the 2023 compensation for its top executives, with Co-CEOs Reed Hastings and Ted Sarandos set to take home $34.65 million and $40 million, respectively.

South Korean director Yeon Sang-ho already has a great relationship with Netflix. The “Train To Busan” director teamed up with the streaming giant for the series “Hellbound,” its second season coming soon.

, we're already looking forward to the fourth season of Netflix's hit fantasy series. (One can never have too many episodes in the queue.)While we still have several questions lingering , and will have even more, I'm sure, with the conclusion of season three, there is one guarantee for season four: Whatever Emily Cooper is doing, . Read on for everything we know about season four of Emily in Paris.Has Emily In Paris been renewed yet?Back in January of 2022, following the premiere of the show's second season, Emily In Paris was renewed for season three and four at the same time. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Though Netflix shows—even those that have been relatively well-received—are known for getting abruptly canceled after just one or two seasons, you can rest easy in knowing that a fourth season is guaranteed to be forthcoming. When is the premiere date?We know, per , that seasons three and four of Emily In Paris were scheduled to film back-to-back, but the premiere date for season four has yet to be announced, so all we have to go on at the moment are some educated guesses.

New on Netflix! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are continuing their partnership with the streaming giant with their latest project, Live to Lead.

! It's coooooold in January, so snuggle up with the last of the holiday candy and a big puffy blanket and get your stream on. by adding a bunch of new movies, series and documentaries.

One of the most under-the-radar hits for Netflix, over the years, has been “Vikings.” With its massive action and drama, the “Vikings” franchise has delivered consistent thrills to a loving fanbase. The first spinoff series, “Vikings: Valhalla” kept fans happy during its first season.

Emma Myers (Wednesday) and Brady Noon (The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers) have signed on to star alongside Jennifer Garner and Ed Helms in the body-swap comedy Family Leave, which McG is directing for Netflix.

Disney + Basic, a cheaper version of the 3-year-old streaming service, has officially gone live.

*—*the new docuseries from Meghan Markle and Prince Harry—premiered on Netflix on December 8 and revealed several perviously unknown details about the relationship between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.Here, a breakdown of what the couple shared about , from their first date to their engagement party.“Meghan and I met over Instagram,” he tells director Liz Garbus at the beginning of the series. “I was scrolling through my feed, and someone who was a friend had this video of the two of them, it was like a Snapchat…with doggy ears and—that was the first thing. I was like, ‘Who is that?’” Meghan, in turn, stalked Harry on Instagram after their mutual friend mentioned his interest, finding herself taken with his environmental shots and the “time he was spending in Africa.” Shortly afterwards, the two began to correspond via text, organizing their first date at Soho House on 76 Dean Street.“I couldn’t understand why he would be late,” Meghan says, laughing.

EXCLUSIVE: This is a pivotal moment for Mike Flanagan and Trevor Macy’s Intrepid Pictures, which the duo launched in 2004. After six years creating and producing for Netflix, including the last four under an overall deal, the duo behind The Haunting TV franchise and Midnight Mass are moving to Amazon Studios. Additionally, they are taking on their most ambitious project to date: a screen adaptation of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower, which creator Flanagan envisions as a TV series to run for five seasons, followed by two stand-alone features.