The definitive guide to Netflix premieres

Subscribers of the giant “N” already had an idea about the series that will be renewed for the current year, however, the platform has confirmed the titles that will be in 2024.

“The series we watched, marathon runners and we love are back with new seasons,” Netflix announced on its social media platforms, while inviting the public to stay tuned for what the coming months will bring, there’s more.

In the definitive guide to program which will arrive this year from the platform, published on its site called TUDUM, there are series like “The Squid Game”, “Bridgerton”, “The Umbrella Academy”, “Emily in Paris”, “Sweet tooth” and “Cobra Kai”.

Release date of the third season of the series “Bridgerton” was released last year, the first part arrives on May 16 and the rest of the episodes on June 13, in addition, the program will focus on the romance between Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton.

In the case of “The Squid Game”, global phenomenon in 2021. It doesn’t have a release date yet, but the new season will follow Gi-Hun as he abandons his plans to go to the United States and begins a pursuit.

“The Umbrella Academy” and “Cobra Kai” They are a special case, as this will be their farewell, the former closing out the fourth season and the latter returning for the sixth and final chapter. None of the productions have revealed when they will premiere.

About “Emily in Paris”, which he created Darren Starr, Expect a fourth season full of fashion, fun and lots of drama. There’s also no release date and a change in fiction coming, as Lily Collins has assured that her character’s (Emily) life will take an unexpected turn.

“Sweet Tooth” is also due sometime in 2024, with the third seasonas well as productions such as “The Three-Body Problem” (21 frames), “Black Doves”, “The Diplomat” (second season), “Eric” (played by Benedict Cumberbatch), “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” (season 6 ), “Sen” and “Terminator: The Anime Series,” among others.

Comedy

On the other hand, from May 2 to 12, an event will be held that will bring together comedy community featuring more than 300 live stand-up acts, special events, table reads, skits and more featuring the world’s best comedians and entertainers.

The festival will take place at 35 locations, simultaneously, in Los Angeles, such as The Forum, The Greek, Hollywood Bowl, The Hollywood Improv, among others.