Here Are the Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Netflix, Including ‘Diary of a Ditched Girl’

Looking for something new to queue up before Monday? This week’s Netflix arrivals span glossy K-drama, a high-profile Mexican limited series, a French spin on a global dating format, heartfelt European dramedy, Indonesian friendship stories set in New York, and more. To save you scrolling, we’ve pulled together ten picks landing right around the weekend—prioritizing the freshest releases first—so you can jump straight to the good stuff.

Each entry below includes a clear snapshot of what it is, who’s in it, and who made it. Release timing refers to this week’s drop so you know exactly what’s new. From originals to notable library additions, here are ten titles ready to stream.

‘You and Everything Else’ (2025)

This Korean drama traces two best friends from their school years into adulthood as affection, rivalry, and career choices gradually reshape their bond. The story pivots when one asks the other to accompany her through her final days, setting the series on an intimate, time-spanning path focused on loyalty and the difficult logistics of care.

Leads include Kim Go-eun, Park Ji-hyun, and Kim Gun-woo. The series lists Jo Yeong-min and Song Hye-jin among its principal creatives, with Kakao Entertainment involved on the production side. New episodes debut this week as part of Netflix’s current K-content slate.

‘Ratu Ratu Queens: The Series’ (2025)

Set in Queens, New York, this Indonesian dramedy follows four women who leave home and form an improvised sisterhood as they juggle work, love, and everyday misadventures. The episodic stories pick up threads introduced in the earlier feature that first brought audiences into this circle of friends.

The series features Nirina Zubir, Tika Panggabean, Asri Welas, and Happy Salma. Produced with Palari Films, it expands the world first explored in the 2021 film ‘Ali & Ratu Ratu Queens’ and arrives this week as a Netflix series continuation.

‘Beauty in Black’ (2024)

The drama centers on Kimmie, a young woman trying to leave a dangerous past, and the powerful Bellarie family that runs a beauty empire. As Kimmie’s path crosses with the family’s business and secrets, the show charts class friction, ambition, and the costs of reinvention inside a high-gloss industry setting.

Created, written, directed, and executive-produced by Tyler Perry, the series is part of his expanded partnership with Netflix. Cast members include Taylor Polidore Williams, Crystle Stewart, Debbi Morgan, Richard Lawson, Ricco Ross, and others, with production through Tyler Perry Studios; the current drop folds into an ongoing multi-episode rollout on the service.

‘Diary of a Ditched Girl’ (2025)

This Swedish dramedy adapts Amanda Romare’s best-selling novel about 31-year-old Amanda, who embarks on a whirlwind season of dating in Malmö after a breakup. The narrative follows her attempts to reset her life, career, and friendships amid app-era romantic chaos.

Carla Sehn leads the ensemble with Moah Madsen, Dilan Apak, Malou Marnfeldt, and Zahraa Aldoujaili. Produced by Jarowskij, the series is directed by Emma Bucht and Susanne Thorson from scripts by Tove Eriksen Hillblom and Moa Herngren, and it premieres on Netflix this week.

‘Las muertas’ (2025)

Adapted from Jorge Ibargüengoitia’s novel, this limited series dramatizes the rise of two sisters who build a brothel network hiding a chain of killings in mid-20th-century Mexico. The plot engages with period institutions and police work as the story tracks victims, accomplices, and the regional systems that let the crimes persist.

Created and directed by Luis Estrada, who co-wrote with Jaime Sampietro in collaboration with Rodrigo Santos, the production includes department heads such as production designer Salvador Parra and editor Mariana Rodríguez. Cast members include Paulina Gaitán, Arcelia Ramírez, Joaquín Cosío, Alfonso Herrera, and Mauricio Isaac, with Bandidos Films among the producers; it bows on Netflix this week.

‘Love is Blind: France’ (2025)

The French edition of the social-experiment dating format keeps the franchise’s core idea: singles connect, date, and even get engaged without seeing each other until the reveal. Episodes follow couples from pod conversations through post-engagement cohabitation and the countdown to decision day, tailored here to French participants and settings.

Hosted by Olympic champion Teddy Riner and presenter Luthna Plocus, the series is produced locally (ITV Studios France is associated with the format’s adaptation). Season 1 launches on Netflix this week, joining the franchise’s expanding international slate.

‘Kiss or Die’ (2025)

This Japanese unscripted comedy challenges male comedians to navigate intentionally “steamy” improv set-ups: they must resist seduction cues, hit marks, and deliver the so-called “ultimate kiss” while the bit escalates. The premise blends variety-show rhythms with spoof-drama framing to heighten the game’s stakes.

On-screen talent includes Gekidan Hitori, Tetsuya Morita, and Takashi Watanabe. The format arrives on Netflix this week, drawing on creator-producer Nobuyuki Sakuma’s variety-show lineage, with Kyodo Television credited in materials tied to the launch.

‘Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish’ (2025)

A preschool animated comedy built around “opposites,” the series pairs odd-couple friends Red and Blue for short, playful adventures that introduce early-learning concepts. Episodes are structured as bite-size, six-to-seven-minute segments intended for young viewers and caregivers.

Developed by Dustin Ferrer, the show is produced with Atomic Cartoons with executive producers Ferrer, Steve Conner, and Susan Brandt for Dr. Seuss Enterprises. Voice roles feature Brian Drummond as Red, Andrea Libman as Blue, and Naomi Tan as the narrator; the series premieres on Netflix this week.

‘Her Mother’s Killer’ (2020)

This Colombian political thriller—known domestically as ‘La venganza de Analía’—follows strategist Analía Guerrero as she infiltrates the presidential campaign of the man responsible for her mother’s murder. The long-game plot unfolds within electoral machinery, party alliances, and shifting public narratives.

Created by Clara María Ochoa and Ana Piñeres, the series was written by Claudia Sánchez and Said Chamie and directed by Camilo Vega and Lucho Sierra. Produced by CMO Producciones for Caracol Televisión, it streams on Netflix this week as a notable library addition.

‘The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity’ (2025– )

CloverWorks adapts Saka Mikami’s manga ‘Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku’ into a school-romance anime about Rintaro, a misunderstood boy from Chidori High, and Kaoruko, a poised student from neighboring and elite Kikyo Girls’. The story weaves friendship, rivalry, and quiet acts of care across two campuses with a long-standing feud.

Directed by Miyuki Kuroki with series composition by Rino Yamazaki, the adaptation lists Aniplex among its partners. Japanese voice leads include Yoshinori Nakayama and Honoka Inoue, with Netflix handling the global streaming rollout beginning this month.

Tell us which of these you’re starting this weekend—drop your picks in the comments!