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Netflix is kicking off the week with an impressive lineup of fresh content guaranteed to keep viewers entertained. From the highly anticipated third season of The Night Agent to Gordon Ramsay’s intimate documentary and a comedy special from the Queen of Comedy herself, there’s something for every taste. The streaming giant is also adding beloved classics like The Expendables franchise and the complete series run of Mike & Molly, ensuring both new subscribers and long-time fans have plenty to binge. Whether you’re in the mood for action-packed thrillers, heartfelt documentaries, or laugh-out-loud comedies, this week’s additions offer a diverse array of options. Here’s everything coming to Netflix starting February 16th.
February 17: Sommore: Chandelier Fly
The Queen of Comedy makes her triumphant return to Netflix with Sommore: Chandelier Fly, a brand-new stand-up special filmed at Detroit’s Historic Garden Theater. Known for her sharp wit and fearless commentary, Sommore delivers her signature scintillating takes on topics ranging from untimely deaths to the latest celebrity scandals that have dominated headlines. She doesn’t hold back when discussing the audacity of cell phone companies and why they need to mind their own business when it comes to customer privacy. Her commanding stage presence and ability to turn everyday observations into comedy gold make this special a must-watch for fans of intelligent, no-holds-barred humor. Filmed in front of an enthusiastic Detroit crowd, the special captures Sommore at the height of her comedic powers.
February 18: Being Gordon Ramsay
Go behind the scenes with one of the world’s most famous chefs in Being Gordon Ramsay, an all-access documentary that reveals the man behind the Michelin stars. This intimate film follows Gordon Ramsay as he attempts to balance the demanding responsibilities of family life with managing his sprawling global restaurant empire. Viewers get an unprecedented look at Ramsay’s biggest business launch yet, witnessing both the triumphs and setbacks that come with operating at the highest levels of the culinary world. The documentary strips away the fiery TV persona to show a more vulnerable side of the celebrity chef, including his relationships with his wife and children. From tense kitchen moments to quiet family dinners, Being Gordon Ramsay offers a comprehensive portrait of what it takes to stay on top in the cutthroat world of fine dining.
February 19: Life After Beth
In this darkly comic take on the zombie genre, Life After Beth tells the story of Zach, a young man devastated by the sudden death of his girlfriend Beth. Just when Zach thinks his grief couldn’t get any worse, Beth inexplicably returns to life, giving him a second chance at the relationship he thought he’d lost forever. However, Zach quickly discovers that Beth’s resurrection comes with some unusual complications, as she begins exhibiting increasingly strange and aggressive behavior. The film cleverly blends romance, horror, and comedy as Zach must decide how far he’s willing to go to hold onto someone who may not be the person he once loved. Starring Aubrey Plaza and Dane DeHaan, this quirky indie film offers a fresh and humorous perspective on love, loss, and letting go.
February 19: The Iron Claw
The Iron Claw chronicles the remarkable true story of the Von Erich family, one of professional wrestling’s most legendary and tragic dynasties. The film follows the Von Erich brothers as they rise to prominence in the wrestling world during the 1980s, driven by their father’s relentless ambition and their own athletic prowess. Behind the glory and championship belts, however, lies a heartbreaking tale of sacrifice, pressure, and a series of devastating tragedies that claimed the lives of multiple family members. The film doesn’t shy away from exploring the dark side of professional wrestling and the toll it takes on those who dedicate their lives to the sport. With powerful performances and emotional depth, The Iron Claw serves as both a celebration of the Von Erichs’ achievements and a sobering reminder of the price of fame.
February 19: The Night Agent Season 3
The adrenaline-pumping thriller returns for its third season, picking up immediately after the explosive finale of Season 2. FBI agent Peter Sutherland finds himself drawn into a dangerous international conspiracy when a young treasury agent murders his boss and flees to Istanbul with classified government intelligence. As Peter tracks the rogue agent through the streets of Turkey, he uncovers a vast dark-money network with tentacles reaching into the highest levels of American government. Complicating matters further, a determined journalist joins forces with Peter, and together they must navigate a deadly web of paid assassins, buried secrets, and decades-old grudges. The stakes have never been higher as their investigation threatens to expose corruption that could topple the government and cost them both their lives in the process.
February 19: Wakefield
Bryan Cranston delivers a haunting performance in Wakefield, a psychological drama about a successful lawyer and father who makes the shocking decision to abandon his suburban existence. Rather than leaving entirely, however, he chooses to hide in the attic above his garage, where he becomes an invisible observer of his own family’s life. From his secret vantage point, he watches as his wife and daughters gradually adjust to his absence and begin to move forward without him. The film raises profound questions about identity, marriage, and whether it’s possible to truly disappear from the life you’ve built. As days turn into weeks and weeks into months, the protagonist must confront what drove him to this desperate act and whether he can ever find his way back.
February 20: The Expendables 1-4
Action fans can celebrate as the complete Expendables franchise lands on Netflix, offering hours of explosive, testosterone-fueled entertainment. The series follows Barney Ross and his team of elite mercenaries as they take on dangerous missions that official military forces won’t touch, from overthrowing dictators to stopping international arms dealers. Each installment brings together an increasingly impressive roster of action legends, including Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Dolph Lundgren, Megan Fox, Jet Li, and many others who defined the genre in the 1980s and 1990s. The films are unapologetic love letters to classic action cinema, packed with over-the-top stunts, heavy artillery, and the kind of one-liners that have become signature elements of the genre. Whether you’re revisiting old favorites or experiencing the franchise for the first time, this collection offers the perfect opportunity for an action-packed binge session.
February 20: Laggies
Keira Knightley stars in Laggies, a charming indie comedy about Megan, a 28-year-old woman struggling with the transition into full adulthood. When her longtime boyfriend proposes, Megan panics and tells him she needs to attend a career seminar, but instead befriends a group of teenage girls and begins hanging out with them to escape her grown-up responsibilities. She even crashes with one of the teenagers and her single father, played by Sam Rockwell, leading to unexpected romantic complications and a genuine friendship that forces Megan to confront what she really wants from life. The film offers a refreshingly honest look at quarter-life crisis and the difficulty of letting go of youth while embracing maturity. With genuine humor and emotional authenticity, Laggies explores the messy process of figuring out who you are and what you want.
February 20: Mike & Molly Seasons 1-6
The complete series of this beloved CBS sitcom arrives on Netflix, giving viewers the chance to revisit or discover the heartwarming romance between Mike and Molly. The show begins when Chicago police officer Mike Biggs and elementary school teacher Molly Flynn meet at an Overeaters Anonymous support group and immediately connect over their shared struggles and sense of humor. What follows is six seasons of genuine chemistry, laugh-out-loud comedy, and touching moments as the couple navigates dating, marriage, career challenges, and the colorful cast of family and friends who surround them. The series earned Melissa McCarthy an Emmy Award and helped launch her career as one of Hollywood’s biggest comedy stars. With its combination of witty writing, lovable characters, and feel-good storylines, Mike & Molly remains a comfort watch perfect for anyone seeking a lighthearted sitcom with genuine heart.
February 20: Strip Law
Netflix ventures into adult animation with Strip Law, an outrageous new comedy series set in Las Vegas. The show follows an uptight, by-the-book lawyer who finds himself reluctantly partnered with a flashy, eccentric Vegas magician to tackle the city’s most absurd and ridiculous legal cases. Their mismatched personalities create constant friction and comedy as they navigate everything from showgirl disputes to casino controversies in the entertainment capital of the world. The animated format allows the show to embrace the visual excess and over-the-top nature of Las Vegas without the constraints of live action. With sharp writing and a premise that promises both legal satire and Vegas absurdity, Strip Law aims to carve out its own niche in Netflix’s growing animation lineup.
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