All the TV Shows Arriving on Netflix This Week in One Place

A new batch of TV shows is rolling out on Netflix, promising something for every mood. Whether you’re into intense dramas, quirky comedies, or animated fun, this week’s lineup has you covered.

We’re breaking down the exciting additions, from long-running favorites to brand-new stories. Check out what’s dropping and get ready to add these to your watchlist.

PAW Patrol (2013-Present)

Starting July 1, ‘PAW Patrol’ brings its action-packed adventures to Netflix. This animated series follows Ryder and his team of heroic pups as they save Adventure Bay with teamwork and bravery.

With vibrant visuals and fun missions, it’s a hit with kids and families. Each episode delivers lessons on courage and friendship in a way that keeps young viewers engaged.

The Summer Hikaru Died (2025)

‘The Summer Hikaru Died’ arrives on July 5, offering a spooky anime experience. Adapted from a popular manga, it centers on Yoshiki, who grows suspicious of his friend Hikaru after a strange incident.

This series mixes horror and heartfelt moments with bold animation. It’s a gripping watch for anyone who loves a good mystery with supernatural twists.

Mr. Robot (2015-2019)

On July 3, ‘Mr. Robot’ joins Netflix’s lineup, delivering a thrilling hacker saga. Starring Rami Malek as Elliot, a cybersecurity expert turned vigilante, it dives into a world of corporate conspiracies.

The show’s clever writing and unpredictable plot make it a standout. It’s perfect for those who enjoy dark, thought-provoking dramas with a tech edge.

Attack on London: Hunting the 7/7 Bombers (2025)

Hitting Netflix on July 1, ‘Attack on London: Hunting the 7/7 Bombers’ is a docuseries revisiting the 2005 London attacks. It follows the intense investigation to uncover the truth behind the tragedy.

Through real footage and personal accounts, the series offers a compelling look at a defining moment. It’s a must-watch for history buffs and true-crime fans.

Dan Da Dan (2024-Present)

‘Dandadan’ kicks off on July 3, bringing high-energy anime to the platform. Based on a hit manga, it follows teens Momo and Okarun as they battle ghosts and aliens in a chaotic world.

With its mix of humor, action, and quirky romance, the show’s colorful style pops. Anime lovers will want to dive into this wild ride.

Portlandia (2011-2018)

‘Portlandia’ lands on July 1, serving up its signature offbeat comedy. Created by Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen, it spoofs the eccentricities of Portland life through hilarious sketches.

From hipster coffee shops to absurd social trends, the show’s humor is sharp and unique. It’s a great pick for a light, laugh-filled binge.

All the Sharks (2025)

On July 4, ‘All the Sharks’ dives onto Netflix with a deep exploration of these ocean giants. The docuseries showcases shark species, their behaviors, and their critical role in nature.

With breathtaking underwater shots, it’s both educational and thrilling. Nature enthusiasts will find this series a captivating look at marine life.

The Sandman (2022-Present)

‘The Sandman’ arrives on July 3, adapting Neil Gaiman’s beloved graphic novel. It follows Dream, a powerful entity navigating a fantastical realm of gods, demons, and mortals.

The show’s lush visuals and epic scope make it a standout. Fans of fantasy and intricate storytelling will be drawn to its magical world.

Yellowjackets (2021-Present)

‘Yellowjackets’ joins Netflix on July 1, blending survival and mystery. The series tracks a girls’ soccer team stranded after a plane crash, jumping between their 1990s struggle and present-day lives.

Starring Christina Ricci and Melanie Lynskey, it’s a chilling mix of drama and suspense. The twist-filled story keeps you hooked from start to finish.

Mom (2013-2021)

‘Mom’ hits Netflix on July 1, offering a blend of comedy and heart. The show follows Christy and her mother, Bonnie, as they rebuild their lives while tackling sobriety and family chaos.

Led by Allison Janney and Anna Faris, it delivers laughs alongside real emotion. It’s a great choice for viewers who love relatable, character-driven stories.

Tour de France: Unchained (2023-Present)

On July 2, ‘Tour de France: Unchained’ pedals onto Netflix. This docuseries captures the drama of the iconic cycling race, spotlighting the athletes’ grueling journeys.

With stunning race footage and personal stories, it brings the sport to life. It’s a thrilling watch for anyone who loves competition and human triumphs.

What’s the one show you can’t wait to check out this week? Share your pick in the comments!