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Netflix is gearing up for a big week with buzzy originals, final seasons, and animated Oscar contenders all landing on the platform. From a hard-hitting documentary about Brett Favre to the highly anticipated return to Shadyside in Fear Street: Prom Queen, there’s something for every type of viewer. Fans of animated storytelling can look forward to The Wild Robot, while drama lovers get fresh episodes from Tyler Perry and the star-powered limited series Sirens. Here’s everything arriving on Netflix the week of May 19th, 2025.
Untold: The Fall of Favre – Netflix Original
Premieres May 20
This installment of the Untold documentary series dives deep into the controversial post-career headlines of NFL Hall of Famer Brett Favre. With a mix of archival footage and first-hand accounts, The Fall of Favre examines the scandals surrounding the misuse of welfare funds in Mississippi. It pulls no punches as it explores how fame, power, and poor decisions can permanently tarnish a legacy. A compelling watch for sports fans and true crime lovers alike.
Sarah Silverman: Postmortem (2025) – Netflix Original
Premieres May 20
Sarah Silverman returns to Netflix with a raw and hilarious stand-up special that explores grief through her signature irreverent lens. In Postmortem, she shares personal stories about the loss of her parents and the unexpected moments of joy that followed — including fart jokes at funerals. Silverman delivers punchlines that are both darkly funny and emotionally grounded. It’s a cathartic and wildly entertaining hour of comedy.
Real Men – Netflix Original
Premieres May 21
Four middle-aged friends find themselves hilariously unprepared for a world that no longer caters to outdated notions of masculinity. As gender roles shift and their relationships evolve, the men stumble through situations that challenge their egos and redefine their identities. Real Men is part buddy comedy, part social commentary — with plenty of laugh-out-loud moments. A relatable and timely series that speaks to modern adulthood.
She The People (Season 1 – Part 1) – Netflix Original
Premieres May 22
Tyler Perry brings his distinct blend of drama and comedy to the political arena in She The People. The series centers on a sharp-witted woman rising through the ranks of local government, navigating personal betrayals and political power plays. With a strong ensemble cast and Perry’s trademark flair for juicy storytelling, the show promises to entertain while sparking conversation. Part 1 sets the stage for what could be one of Perry’s most talked-about series yet.
Sirens (Limited Series) – Netflix Original
Premieres May 22
In Sirens, a tense Labor Day weekend unravels at a luxurious beach estate where nothing is quite as it seems. Meghann Fahy stars as Devon, a woman growing increasingly concerned over her sister Simone’s (Milly Alcock) disturbing attachment to her enigmatic employer Michaela, played by Julianne Moore. As Devon digs deeper, she finds herself up against a powerful and manipulative force at the center of a cult-like group. With simmering psychological tension and a stellar cast, Sirens is a seductive, slow-burning thriller that will keep you guessing.
Air Force Elite: Thunderbirds (2025) – Netflix Original
Premieres May 23
Produced by Higher Ground, the Obamas’ production company, Air Force Elite: Thunderbirds offers a rare inside look at the world-famous U.S. Air Force demonstration squadron. The docuseries follows the high-pressure training, technical mastery, and personal sacrifices of these elite pilots. Spectacular aerial footage and candid interviews highlight the challenges of precision flying and the weight of representing the military on a global stage. A gripping tribute to excellence and discipline.
Big Mouth (Season 8) – Netflix Original
Premieres May 23
The hormone monsters are clocking out — Big Mouth returns for its eighth and final season. The hit animated comedy wraps up its raunchy, heartfelt exploration of adolescence with more outrageous jokes, puberty panic, and surprisingly sweet life lessons. Expect returning favorites and emotional farewells as the kids grow up. After years of pushing boundaries, Big Mouth ends on its own weird and wonderful terms.
Fear Street: Prom Queen (2025) – Netflix Original
Premieres May 23
Shadyside is back — and prom season has never been deadlier. In Fear Street: Prom Queen, a mysterious killer stalks the halls of Shadyside High just as the biggest night of the year approaches. This next chapter in the Fear Street saga mixes slasher thrills with nostalgic high school drama and a modern horror edge. Expect blood, backstabbing, and a killer twist.
The Wild Robot (2024)
Premieres May 24
From DreamWorks Animation comes The Wild Robot, a beautifully crafted, Oscar-nominated family adventure. After a shipwreck, a robot named Roz finds herself stranded on a remote island and must learn to coexist with its animal inhabitants. With stunning animation and a deeply emotional story about nature, survival, and identity, this film is a must-watch for families and animation fans. It’s WALL-E meets The Jungle Book, and it’s every bit as enchanting.
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