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The Office on 24 hours a day used to be an easy thing to do, but now that it's no longer on Netflix (it's now on NBC Universal's streaming service, Peacock), things around the house have been a little too quiet. Fortunately, we can still get our fix of Dunder-Mifflin through other shows.

Ozark, which has us more antsy than watching the pressure cooker that was Season 3. But unfortunately we have to wait 'til who knows when to see the conclusion of Netflix's tense crime saga.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers from the first two episodes of WandaVision. Read at your own risk!]WandaVision is officially here and after the first two episodes of the classic-sitcom-meets-Twilight-Zone series, it's obvious that nothing is what it seems.

Virgin River, and who can blame them? The romance series is an adaptation of a book series by author Robyn Carr and has shades of a Hallmark movie (in a good way!), so it's great for fans of romance novels.

WandaVision proves we're not in the regular MCU anymore. The first live-action Marvel series for Disney+ is situated in a bizarre sitcom world where Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) are attempting to make a go of normal suburban life, despite the fact she's a psychic witch and he's a human-android hybrid powered by a mystical crystal. WandaVision is weird, if you couldn't tell, but it is also a really fun watch.

Hart of Dixie sadly left Netflix in December when its five-year streaming deal with the platform came to an end. Its departure left a Bluebell-sized hole in our hearts, at least when it comes to watching the show without commercials.

Bling Empire is being touted as a real-life Crazy Rich Asians, and that's definitely one piece of the show, but when you watch more episodes (there are eight total), you'll see there's much more to it than meets the eye.

Nick News Presents: Kids, Race, and Unity, which can now be viewed on YouTube. "We get nervous.

WandaVision, which premieres Friday, Jan.

Bridgerton moved out of the top spot for the first time in a week, dethroned by true crime series Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer. The French crime series Lupin is in No.

All American, the CW drama following a Black teen (Daniel Ezra) struggling to reconcile his Compton identity with his promising new life as a football star living in Beverly Hills, it explored questions of Blackness, colorism, and privilege through a mostly singular coming-of-age story.

WandaVision is the first live-action episodic Marvel series to debut on Disney+, and it's a bold swing from the studio that brought you Avengers: Endgame, Black Panther, and so many more. Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany return as their MCU characters, Wanda/Scarlet Witch and Vision, in a bizarre new world that pays homage to sitcoms of the past.

Bridgerton still in the top spot, while the French crime series Lupin is in No. 2.

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.

Moon Knight is quickly becoming one of the most anticipated of the MCU shows, especially after it was confirmed that Oscar Isaac has been tapped to play the mysterious eponymous hero. Among the other shows coming to Disney+ as part of Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Moon Knight is a less familiar name than the likes of Ms.

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will be sworn in as president and vice president, and the U.S. will celebrate with a special hosted by Tom Hanks.

Cobra Kai in January and new film Malcolm & Marie in February. The movie, one of the first feature films shot entirely during the pandemic, stars Zendaya and John David Washington as a couple whose marital issues all surface over the span of one tense night.

Bridgerton in the top spot and the new French crime series Lupin unseating the Karate Kid continuation series Cobra Kai as No. 2.

do that?" you cry. And then, when you get to the end, it's, "Aha! They had me for a while!"Such is the case with the Netflix film Outside The Wire.

The Office moved to Peacock on Jan. 1, now with bonus "superfan episodes." All eight seasons of the beloved comedy How I Met Your Mother arrived on Amazon at the start of the new year.  If you're one of the many who became addicted to Cobra Kai when it moved to Netflix (or if you're an OG fan from the series' YouTube days), you can get a jump on Season 3, which arrived on Netflix a week early in time to ring in the new year.

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

The Tudors covered the basics in between those steamy love scenes — they make history exciting with high-stakes drama and opulent costumes that are most certainly way out of your budget. If you're among those who can't get enough of these racy period pieces, grab a cup of tea and settle in for some quality entertainment.

Look Who's Talking and the Austin Powers movies. If you're a fan of retro TV, be sure to check out HGTV's A Very Brady Renovation, in which the actual Brady house in North Hollywood, California gets an update and expansion, with all the grown-up Brady kids participating in the reno with the Property Brothers. There's also a terrific Hulu original film, Derek Delgaudio's In and Of Itself, which at first seems to be a show about magic but turns out to be about so much more than that.

Cobra Kai Season 3 and Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous Season 2, new on Netflix in January 2021. Netflix will also add popular titles like 17 Again, both Sex and the City movies, and Catch Me If You Can. There's plenty to watch, whether you want to marathon a new show or check out a movie you haven't seen in a while. Here's everything coming to Netflix in January 2021: Jan. 1Cobra Kai: Season 3Dream Home Makeover: Season 2Headspace Guide to Meditation The Minimalists: Less Is Now Monarca: Season

but its debut was lackluster, to put it gently.

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.

 Are You the One?, it's probably because you have. Seasons 1 and 2 of the MTV dating show — also known around these parts as the anti-Bachelor — were recently added to Netflix, which is awesome news, because AYTO? is awesome.

WandaVision, which premieres Friday, Jan.

Bridgerton and the Karate Kid continuation series Cobra Kai keeping their respective holds on the top 2 spots. Rounding out the top 5 are the new French crime series Lupin, the creepy docuseries Surviving Death, and the Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D sequel We Can Be Heroes.

WandaVision will kick off the next chapter of the MCU on Friday, January 15, not only as the first Marvel Studios series for Disney+, but as the unintended first project to go public from Kevin Feige and his team since Spider-Man: Far from Home wrapped up the Infinity Saga in the summer of 2019.

Fleabag, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's opus, ended after two seasons in 2019, I still find myself thinking about (and revisiting) it pretty frequently. If you're anything like me, you've found it hard to fill the void left behind by a beautiful show that had everything from hot priests to penis walls to a deliciously rude Olivia Colman.

Stephen King, America's most popular great author, have been adapted dozens of times for film and television. So many times, in fact, that it takes several weeks just to watch the limited series that bear his name.

Bridgerton and now you're ready for more steamy romance between dapper dudes and gowned gals, preferably with charming accents that will stir your insides. Shonda Rhimes' new series showed that period pieces don't have to be stuffy melodrama for your grandmama, but can be titillating tales of sins and secrets among attractive aristocrats.

Bridgerton and the Karate Kid continuation series Cobra Kai keeping their respective holds on the top 2 spots. Rounding out the top 5 are the new French crime series Lupin, the creepy docuseries Surviving Death, and the Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D sequel We Can Be Heroes.

Bridgerton and the Karate Kid continuation series Cobra Kai continuing to claim the top 2 spots. Rounding out the top 5 are the new French crime series Lupin, the Nicolas Cage-hosted History of Swear Words, and the Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D sequel We Can Be Heroes.

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