The Ultimate List of New and Returning Netflix Shows

Say goodbye to Chelsea Handler the late-night host and hello to Chelsea Handler the documentarian. The funny lady is at the center of a four-part documentary series that will explore several big topics: marriage, racism, Silicon Valley, and drugs. Get ready for lots of laughs! And also cold, hard facts.

Premiere date: Jan. 23

Nineties kids the world over are excited about the Full House reboot, and with good reason. Almost the entire cast is returning, they've been sharing pictures from the set, and the teaser is perfection.

Premiere date: Feb. 26

Release Date: March 4

Release Date: March 18

Release Date: May 6

Release Date: TBA, though with the second season premiering last March, fans should probably expect a similar time frame.

Release Date: TBA, though with the first season premiering last May, fans should expect the new season to drop sometime before Summer.

Release Date: TBA, but since the first season premiered in March, the next season might be a similar time frame.

Release Date: TBA; since the first season premiered at the end of the year, fans should probably expect a similar time frame.

Release Date: TBA; while the first season premiered last August, there might be a delay since the showrunner Adam Fierro will not be returning.

Release Date: June 17

Release Date: TBA, but since the first season premiered last June, you can probably expect the new season sometime this Summer.

Release Date: April 15

If you tuned in to Marvel's Jessica Jones, then you've already met Luke Cage. If not, you're in for a treat. Mike Colter is playing the new hero, and the set pictures alone will convince you that this is a must-watch series.

Premiere date: Sept. 30

It's been nearly a year since we got the teaser for The Get Down, Baz Luhrmann's series about hip-hop in New York during the 1970s.

Premiere date: Aug. 12

Gillian Jacobs and Paul Rust star in this 30-minute comedy series created by Judd Apatow. According to Netflix, it's "an unflinching, hilarious and excruciatingly honest take on modern relationships."

Premiere date: Feb. 11

Netflix is reuniting Ashton Kutcher with his That '70s Show costar Danny Masterson for this country-set comedy. They play brothers taking over the family business (ranching, obviously) from their father.

Premiere date: April 1