Netflix will bring out the big guns in July, with an impressive lineup of TV series debuting or returning this month.
The most productive thing about the following list is that it’s usually new original content coming to Netflix, but there’s also a cult collection that’s also making a comeback on the streaming service.
We’ll start with that one. Let’s go!
One of the most innovative TV series ever made just returned to Netflix this month. Lost was like nothing else and ended with a very debatable ending; it ranks between series like The Sopranos and Breaking Bad in terms of importance to the medium. If you haven’t seen the story of Jack, Kate, Sawyer, Locke, Hurley and everyone else, or just need to return to the island, all six seasons are now available for streaming.
“I can stand the end of Lost,” series author Damon Lindelof said in an interview about the debatable episode. “This is the story we were looking to tell, and we told it. No excuses. No excuses. I think about it. as well as affectionately when I think about the writing procedure of the entire series. And although I will care what you think, I can no longer be a slave to it.
It’s been a long and complicated road for Star Trek: Prodigy, the first 3-D animated series in the franchise’s history and aimed at a much younger audience. Although the first season garnered good reviews from critics and audiences, it was eventually canceled after its debut on Paramount and Nickelodeon. Netflix picked up the series and relaunched season 1 in 2023. La second season finally debuts in July.
“Thank you to our incredible Star Trek: Prodigy enthusiasts, who championed not only a series, but also a work of art that has come together because of the confidence that we are building a better future together,” said creators Alex Kurtzman, Dan, and Kevin Hageman. In a joint statement. statement. We made the decision to motivate you, but you encouraged us. The team is still hard at work on this second season and we can’t wait to share it with the amazing enthusiasts around the world.
The series that follows Vikings did not make so much noise and the third season will be the last. Although filming wrapped in 2022, the final season of Valhalla just premiered on Netflix this month. The story takes place about a century after the events. of Ragnar Lothbrok and his young men and follows the Vikings Leif, Harald and Freydís on new adventures in Scandinavia and beyond.
“I’m so grateful to have had 3 seasons to tell the stories of Leif, Harald and Freydís. I knew from the beginning that I wanted to show the evolution of how 3 of the most famous Vikings have become the icons we know today. “That’s precisely what we did,” co-creator and executive producer Jeb Stuart said of the third season. “I hope that when audiences see the new season, they’ll be excited about all the new heights we’ve brought to those heroes. . ” Check out the action-packed Season 3 trailer above.
The premise of this funny cartoon for adults is pretty amazing: God and the Devil are sent to Earth, in rather burly cat bodies. Tom Ellis plays Godcat and Sasheer Zamata plays Devilcat. The display was created by Matthew Inman, author of webcomic The Oatmeal and the popular card game Exploding Kittens (and cell game).
“I had the ambition to turn The Oatmeal into a kind of TV series, because it’s a webcomic with real-life stories,” Inman said recently in an interview. “But I never imagined it would come from Exploding Kittens. ” The idea that Exploding Kittens would remain just a game. I once read an interview with the guys at South Park where they talked about how they created South Park, and then I went on to make videos like BASEketball and Orgazmo. In their minds, those videos represented their future, rather than a silly cartoon about kids living in Colorado. I feel that this has been my relationship with Exploding Kittens; I don’t know because it’s “just a game,” but every day it continues to grow. I suppose praise our Lord and Savior Godcat for that.
The final season of the Karate Kid sequel, Cobra Kai, will premiere in July; It will be just the first of a three-part season that aired over a fairly long period of time. The series follows the film’s protagonist and antagonist, Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) and Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) as they exercise a new organization of karate kids and notice new rivalries, old feuds, and plenty of melodrama, comedy, and freehand fights.
“There are a lot of surprises in season six. You’re going to love it,” said actor John Kove, who plays the ridiculous John Kreese. “It’s going to be a success,” added Miguel Díaz actor Xolo Maridueña.
One of my favorite anime series returns for its penultimate season on Netflix this month. The Dragon Prince is great, and Avatar: The Last Airbender enthusiasts definitely deserve to try it out. The new season arrives just days before the release of The Dragon. Prince: Xadia, a new cellular action RPG set in the same universe as the series.
The series was created through Wonderstorm, directed by former Avatar: The Last Airbender leader Aaron Ehasz and Uncharted 3 game director Justin Richmond. Last year, Netflix strangely dropped the fifth season after hackers took over the Dragon Prince Comic-Con presentation, so stay tuned. Keep an eye out for Wonderstorm’s appearance at this year’s Comic-Con in case something similar happens!
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