Here are the Best Series to Binge on Netflix in December 2025

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December is stacked with buzzy premieres and big returns, from a holiday-timed sci-fi farewell to fresh international dramas and animated adventures. Below are 10 standout series arriving on Netflix this month, selected for their cultural impact, franchise weight, or wider historical footprint. For each pick, you’ll find what it is, why it matters in context, and exactly when it lands so you can plan your queue without guesswork.

‘Stranger Things’ (2016–2025)

'Stranger Things' (2016–2025)
21 Laps Entertainment

The Hawkins saga concludes with its final season arriving on December 25, bringing long-running storylines with Vecna and the Upside Down to a close. The new episodes unite the core ensemble for a last stand that pays off arcs seeded across earlier seasons. This drop is positioned as Netflix’s centerpiece holiday event and will be released on Christmas Day. Mark the date if you’ve been following since 2016 and want the ending in real time.

‘The Abandons’ (2025)

'The Abandons' (2025)
SutterInk

Kurt Sutter’s new Western drama debuts on December 4, set in 1850s Oregon amid land grabs and brutal frontier justice. The story follows outliers who band together to defend their homesteads against corrupt interests and wealthy power brokers. Cast highlights include Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson as rival family matriarchs. The series extends Sutter’s signature world-building into a historical frontier setting from the jump.

‘Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft’ (2024– )

'Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft' (2024– )
dj2 Entertainment

This animated continuation of the recent game trilogy lands on December 11 and picks up with Lara on globe-spanning expeditions. Episodes track her pursuit of ancient artifacts while untangling secrets tied to her family history. Expect puzzle-driven set pieces alongside serial threats to prized relics. It’s positioned as the next canonical chapter for fans of the modern franchise era.

‘Emily in Paris’ (2020– )

'Emily in Paris' (2020– )
Paramount Television Studios

The hit romantic-comedy returns on December 18 with Emily juggling new clients and complicated relationships in Paris. Episodes spotlight workplace maneuvering, fashion-forward set pieces, and evolving dynamics in her friend group. The season continues the show’s mix of marketing campaigns and personal stakes across the city. Viewers can expect fresh professional challenges and romantic entanglements.

‘Record of Ragnarok’ (2021– )

'Record of Ragnarok' (2021– )
Warner Bros. Japan

New episodes arrive on December 10, advancing the tournament where humanity’s champions duel gods to decide mankind’s fate. The run features mythic combat matchups and tactical twists rooted in historical and legendary figures. Stakes escalate as the tally of wins and losses edges toward an existential outcome. Fans of high-concept battle series get more of the bracket’s decisive clashes.

‘One Piece’ (1999– )

'One Piece' (1999– )
Toei Animation

Additional episodes join Netflix on December 15, continuing the Straw Hat Pirates’ voyage toward the ultimate treasure. The drop expands the streamer’s archive for the long-running shōnen landmark, keeping major arcs accessible in one place. Viewers can follow crew growth, world-building, and escalating New World conflicts. It’s a significant library boost for anime audiences tracking Luffy’s progress.

‘Mayfair Witches’ (2023– )

'Mayfair Witches' (2023– )
AMC Studios

Based on Anne Rice’s ‘Lives of the Mayfair Witches,’ this supernatural drama arrives December 2. The series follows a neurosurgeon who discovers her lineage ties to a powerful witching family shadowed by a long-standing entity. Episodes trace her awakening abilities and the threat posed by the spirit bound to her ancestors. The adaptation situates witch-lore amid contemporary New Orleans settings.

‘The Amazing Digital Circus’ (2023– )

'The Amazing Digital Circus' (2023– )
Glitch Productions

The viral indie animation phenomenon hits Netflix on December 12. The premise strands a group of humans in a surreal virtual carnival ruled by an eccentric AI ringmaster named Caine. Episodes balance absurdist humor with psychological tension as characters struggle to keep their sanity. Its move to Netflix broadens access to a breakout web-series success.

‘Love Is Blind: Italy’ (2025)

'Love Is Blind: Italy' (2025)
Banijay Italia

This regional spin on the social-experiment dating format premieres December 1. Singles connect in pods without seeing each other, then decide whether to pursue engagements before meeting face-to-face. The season tracks couples as they transition from controlled dates to real-world compatibility tests. It extends the franchise’s global footprint with a new cultural backdrop.

‘The Price of Confession’ (2025)

'The Price of Confession' (2025)
Studio Dragon

A prestige Korean thriller launches on December 5, centering on a woman accused of killing her husband and an enigmatic inmate known as “the witch.” Their alliance drives a high-stakes push to uncover the truth amid mounting secrets. The series emphasizes psychological tension, shifting loyalties, and meticulous investigation. It’s positioned as a marquee December K-drama arrival for the platform.

Tell us which December arrivals you’re most excited to binge—and what we should cover next—in the comments!

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