Credit: Netflix

Mondays and bad news usually walk hand in hand, but Netflix just said: not on my watch. So, for those on the other end of the revolving door of content, growing increasingly frustrated with the removals, maybe it’s time to redirect attention to everything coming to Netflix this week.

Although the Monday arrival arc is typically jam-packed, September 7th only has the 15th season of the BBC period drama Call the Midwife scheduled. But in the UK, Last Meals and Mythical Kitchen arrive the same day.

Moving on to September 8th, Netflix is set to bring a children’s episodes playlist, All Star Preschool Playlist, featuring CoComelon, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Hot Wheels, alongside the Ultimate Kids Playlist, comprising Stranger Things, Victorious, Mark Rober, among others.

Also coming to Netflix this Tuesday are the debut season of the adult-animated comedy Dang!, the fifth season of the hit Israeli thriller Fauda, Good Mythical Morning, the stand-up comedy special Stavros Halkias: Uncle Stav, The Pivot Podcast, and the origin story of an entertainment icon in Untold Mr T: I Pity the Fool.

Up next on September 9th, Netflix has a classic slasher, Prom Night, starring Jamie Lee Curtis, on its way, alongside the long-awaited Tyler Perry sequel, Why Did I Get Married Again? But if you think that’s all that Netflix has in store for Wednesday, you’re wildly mistaken, as Anaconda 3: Offspring and The Real Unforgotten are also coming to Netflix UK the same day.

September 10th kicks off on a high note with the comedy continuation, Call My Agent! The Movie, followed by a highly anticipated coming-of-age sports drama, Crew Girl.

Additionally, coming to Netflix this Thursday are the NFL Melbourne Game between the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, the new thriller adaptation The Perfect Lie, Waiting for the Barbarians, and We Don’t Live Here Anymore. For those in the UK, Thursday also calls for Dune: Part Two, Flack, and Piece by Piece.

As for the Friday roster? Netflix has the Spanish comedy film Go Team!, Colombian medical drama series Stolen Heartbeats, the spin-off reality series Physical 100: Italy, and the deep-dive documentary Tribeca 25 scheduled for the day, alongside Marching Powder in the UK.

Meanwhile, rounding out the arrival arc are Mark Rober’s CrunchLabs on Saturday, The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist and Istri Satu-Satunya in the UK, followed by Dog Man on Sunday, with which we officially come to a close with Netflix’s arrival arc of the week.

Every movie and series coming to Netflix this week:

Documentaries:

September 8th

• Untold Mr T: I Pity the Fool (Netflix US & UK)

September 9th

• The Real Unforgotten (Netflix UK)

September 11th

• Tribeca 25 (Netflix US)

September 12th

• The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist (Netflix UK)

Movies:

September 9th

• Prom Night (Netflix US)
• Why Did I Get Married Again? (Netflix US & UK)
• Anaconda 3: Offspring (Netflix UK)

September 10th

• Call My Agent! The Movie (Netflix US & UK)
• Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (Netflix US)
• Waiting for the Barbarians (Netflix US)
• We Don’t Live Here Anymore (Netflix US & UK)
• Dune: Part Two (Netflix UK)
• Piece by Piece (Netflix UK)

September 11th

• Go Team! (Netflix US & UK)
• Marching Powder (Netflix UK)

September 13th

• Dog Man (Netflix US)

Series:

September 7th

• Call the Midwife (Netflix US)
• Last Meals (Netflix UK)
• Mythical Kitchen (Netflix UK)

September 8th

• All Star Preschool Playlist (Netflix US)
• Dang! (Netflix US & UK)
• Fauda (Netflix US & UK)
• Good Mythical Morning (Netflix US)
• Ultimate Kids Playlist (Netflix US)

September 10th

• Crew Girl (Netflix US & UK)
• The Perfect Lie (Netflix US & UK)
• Flack (Netflix UK)

September 11th

• Physical 100: Italy (Netflix US & UK)
• Stolen Heartbeats (Netflix US & UK)

September 12th

• Mark Rober’s CrunchLabs (Netflix US)
• Istri Satu-Satunya (Netflix UK)

Stand-up comedy special:

September 8th

• Stavros Halkias: Uncle Stav (Netflix US & UK)

Podcasts:

September 8th

• The Pivot Podcast (Netflix US)