Yes, Black Mirror Is Returning, but Here Are the 21 Other Must-Watch Shows on Netflix This June

This South Korean fantasy series revolves around a mythical land called Arth, where the inhabitants of the ancient city of Arthdal alternately fight for power and fall in love, and we're hoping it will be able to fill the Game of Thrones-sized hole in our hearts.

When it's available: June 1

Though the new season of this trippy tech-gone-wrong series only consists of three episodes, the cast of stars is still insanely epic, with Miley Cyrus, Anthony Mackie, Topher Grace, and several other A-list actors taking on (and being tortured by) questionable technology.

When it's available: June 5

In the third installment of this Brazilian dystopian series set in the distant future, the smart and sly Michele Santana tries once again to create a utopian community for inlanders and make her own selection process, but that means resisting The Process, which can only spell trouble.

When it's available: June 7

The third season of this Kiefer Sutherland-led political thriller has Tom Kirkman launching his own election campaign, though it constantly threatens to derail in the face of ethical dilemmas, international affairs, and potential domestic terrorism.

When it's available: June 7

Based on the book series by Armistead Maupin, this miniseries stars Laura Linney as Mary Ann Singleton, a woman who returns home to reunite with her family and the residents of 28 Barbary Lane in San Francisco, 20 years after leaving her daughter (played by Ellen Page) and ex-husband behind to pursue her career.

When it's available: June 7

In this Arabic supernatural drama, a group of teenagers unexpectedly come face to face with a supernatural threat while on a class trip to the ancient city of Petra, and when that threat becomes deadly, they must take it upon themselves to stop this spiritual force from killing others.

When it's available: June 13

Hosted by comedian James Davis, this gameshow will challenge sleep-deprived contestants (who have been kept awake for 24 hours prior to participating) to fumble through a series of bizarre tasks for the chance to win a million-dollar prize.

When it's available: June 14

Set during World War II at Berlin's Charité hospital, the second installment of this German drama revolves around a staff divided by the regime, including the stories of real-life figures such as surgeon Ferdinand Sauerbruch, who publicly criticized the Nazis, and psychiatrist Max de Crinis, who was an avid proponent of the country's euthanasia program.

When it's available: June 14

Based on author Prayaag Akbar's award-winning book of the same name, this Indian dystopian drama takes place in a near-future world called Aryavarta, where a bold woman who lost her daughter 16 years earlier fights to find her in the face of totalitarian rule.

When it's available: June 14

This Belgian cybercrime series follows a widowed cop named Sam struggling to raise his three children alone who must team up with a former hacker named Billie to hunt down the new coders terrorizing Belgium — though what Sam doesn't know is that Billie has secret objectives of her own.

When it's available: June 14

In this freaky French sci-fi series, a new regeneration process is designed to allow human beings to live forever, but that medical technology is challenged by the suicide pact seven teens, and a cop must enlist the help of a 20-something free spirit to figure out what went wrong.

When it's available: June 21

This Colombian biographical miniseries will recount the triumphs (and romances) of Venezuelan liberator and political leader Simón Bolívar, whose efforts led to the succession of Venezuela, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Panama from the hold of the Spanish Empire.

When it's available: June 21

This second season of this docuseries will continue to follow funeral directors Francis and Kaiora Tipene, a husband-and-wife duo who run Waitakere Funeral Services and help support grieving families (and who are ready to reveal some big changes in their personal lives).

When it's available: June 21

In the long-awaited second installment of this popular German time-travel series, the people of Winden attempt to figure out what triggered the apocalyptic Last Cycle of 2052 — and what they all can do to stop it from ever happening.

When it's available: June 21

Reflecting on a common theme in many true crime docuseries, the second installment of this show presents four more cases of possible false confessions, which lead to the murder convictions of those featured. Following each case, the series works to potentially exonerate the individuals by offering alternate possibilities as to how the crime could have taken place.

When it's available: June 21

Though usually you don't think of teenage girl when you think of prisoners, incarcerated teen girls are the subject of this docuseries, only in this second installment, the focus will be on the young women at LaPorte Juvenile Correctional Facility. From romances to celebrating milestones and to breaking down emotional walls, this show is far more tender than you may expect.

When it's available: June 21

Stand-up comedian Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias will star in this comedy series as a well-meaning public high school teacher who takes a job at his old school and attempts to help a group of gifted misfits unlock their full potential as students.

When it's available: June 21

In this series, a ratings-obsessed reporter and a self-righteous fallen angel form an unlikely team who must work together to investigate crimes in an ultra-competitive office environment.

When it's available: June 27

This dark docuseries revolving around the war on drugs gets a third installment, continuing to provide the unique perspectives of dealers, users, and the police as the drug war rages on.

When it's available: June 28

This reality competition series follows four teams of Australian homeowners as they stay overnight in one another's rentals and rate their experience, all hoping to earn the title of best Instant Hotel.

When it's available: June 28

The third season of this hilarious Spanish comedy continues to follow disgraced talent agent Paquita as she discovers the possibilities of social media and her faithful assistant Magüi returns to restore order to her life.

When it's available: June 28

Based on the Mexican thriller series Niño Santo, this Brazilian drama revolves around three young doctors who travel to an isolated village in the Pantanal to vaccinate the people against a new mutation of the Zika virus only to find a community devoted to a mysterious leader, who they say can cure diseases with supernatural powers.

When it's available: June 28