After the first four episodes debuted last month, fans have been left on tenterhooks waiting for the second part of Bridgerton season 4.

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Thankfully, it's coming to Netflix in February, along with a whole host of other films, returning series and brand-new shows.

When it comes to returnees, other big shows which are getting new seasons this month include reality dating series Love Is Blind, sports documentary Formula 1: Drive to Survive and action-thriller The Night Agent.

The Lincoln Lawyer is also back for a new season, while the creator of Derry Girls, Lisa McGee, is bringing us a brand-new series, How to Get to Heaven From Belfast.

Throw in new documentary series Being Gordon Ramsay, plus a whole host more, and it's looking like a jam-packed schedule for the streamer in February.

Scroll on to find out more about what's coming to Netflix in February 2026.

New on Netflix UK in February

Sunday 1st February

  • Anniversary (2025) - Dystopian political thriller film starring Diane Lane and Kyle Chandler.
  • Everyone Else Burns seasons 1-2 – Comedy series about a family who are part of a puritanical Christian sect, starring Simon Bird and Kate O'Flynn.
  • Glitter & Gold: Ice Dancing season 1 – Behind the scenes look at the world of ice dancing, ahead of the 2026 winter Olympics.
  • Kung Fu Panda 4 (2024) – Latest film in the animated film franchise, starring Jack Black as Po, the titular Kung Fu Panda.
  • Matori and Kyoken: Men in the Back Alleys season 1 – Japanese drama series about a former child star who becomes a double agent for rival narcotics enforcers.
  • Soda Master season 1 – Japanese comedy-drama series.
  • Quiz - Three-part drama starring Matthew Macfadyen about a former army officer whose history-making win on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? sparked a scandal when it was claimed he was cheating.

Monday 2nd February

  • Baby Einstein Ocean Explorers season 1 – Animated children's series.

Tuesday 3rd February

  • Animal Kingdom seasons 1-6 – American crime drama starring Ellen Barkin and Scott Speedman.
  • Even If This Love Disappears Tonight (2026) – Korean romantic drama film.
  • Mo Gilligan: In the Moment (2026) – Stand-up comedy special from Mo Gilligan.

Wednesday 4th February

  • Death Whisperer (2023) – Thai supernatural horror film.
  • Is It Cake? Valentines season 1 – New Valentines edition of the reality competition series featuring hyper-realistic cakes.
  • The Investigation of Lucy Letby (2025) – True crime documentary film about the case surrounding Lucy Letby.

Thursday 5th February

  • Cash Queens season 1 – French comedy-drama series about five desperate friends who start holding up banks to make money.
  • The Lincoln Lawyer season 4 – Manuel Garcia-Rulfo returns as Mickey Haller in this latest season of the legal drama, based on Michael Connelly's novel The Law of Innocence.
  • Top Secret! (1984) – Classic action comedy film starring Val Kilmer.
  • Unfamiliar season 1 – German action thriller series.

Friday 6th February

  • The Åre Murders season 1 – Swedish detective series about a Stockholm detective who investigates the disappearance of a young girl at a ski resort.
  • Everyone Knows Every Juan (2025) – Filipino comedy film.
  • Heartburn (1986) – Romantic comedy film starring Meryl Streep and Jack Nicholson, about the breakdown of a marriage between a New York writer and a political columnist.
  • Queen of Chess (2026) – Documentary film about chess phenomenon Judit Polgár.
  • Salvador season 1 – Spanish crime thriller series about an ambulance driver operating on a night of violent clashes.
  • Yoh! Bestie season 1 – South African romantic comedy film.

Monday 9th February

  • The Creature Cases chapter 7 – Seventh season of the animated children's series.
  • Love Undercover season 1 – Reality series in which five international football stars go undercover in the US to find love.
  • Matter of Time (2025) – Music documentary about Eddie Vedder, which also looks at the race to cure the rare genetic disorder epidermolysis bullosa.

Tuesday 10th February

  • ER seasons 1-10 – The iconic medical drama starring George Clooney, Noah Wyle and Alex Kingston, among others, comes to Netflix.
  • Katt Williams: The Last Report (2026) – Stand-up comedy special from Katt Williams.
  • Magia Record seasons 1-3 – Japanese anime series.
  • Motorvalley season 1 – Italian racing drama about an heiress to a racing empire who hires a reckless driver and a troubled coach to compete in the Italian Gran Turismo.
  • This Is I (2026) – Japanese LGBTQ+ drama film.

Wednesday 11th February

  • Kohrra season 2 – Second season of the Indian crime thriller series.
  • Lead Children season 1 – Polish medical drama series.
  • Love Is Blind season 10 – New season of the hit reality dating series, once again hosted by Vanessa and Nick Lachey.
  • State of Fear (2026) – Brazilian crime drama film.

Thursday 12th February

  • The Darjeeling Limited (2007) – 2007 Wes Anderson film starring Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody and Jason Schwartzman.
  • The French Dispatch (2021) – 2021 Wes Anderson film about a news bureau starring stars Benicio del Toro, Adrien Brody, Tilda Swinton and Léa Seydoux.
  • How to Get to Heaven From Belfast season 1 – Comedy-drama series from Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee, about three friends who investigate when the fourth member of their group is pronounced dead.
  • Million-Follower Detective season 1 – Taiwanese crime thriller series.
  • Yakin Nikah (2025) – Indonesian romantic drama film.

Friday 13th February

  • A Father’s Miracle (2026) – Spanish drama film
  • The Art of Sarah season 1 – Korean crime thriller series.
  • In the Mud season 2 – Second season of the Argentinian prison drama.
  • Joe’s College Road Trip (2026) – Comedy film from Tyler Perry, in which Madea's foul-mouthed brother Joe takes his sheltered grandson on a cross-country road trip.
  • The Museum of Innocence season 1 – Turkish romantic drama series.

Monday 16th February

  • Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model – Documentary going behind the scenes of America’s Next Top Model, featuring interviews with key figures including Tyra Banks.

Tuesday 17th February

  • Sommore: Chandelier Fly (2026) – Stand-up comedy special from Sommore.

Wednesday 18th February

  • Being Gordon Ramsay – Six-part docuseries following Gordon Ramsay as he embarks on his most ambitious project yet.

Thursday 19th February

  • The Night Agent season 3 – Gabriel Basso returns as Peter Sutherland in this third season of the action thriller series.

Friday 20th February

  • Firebreak (2026) – Spanish mystery drama film.
  • Pavane (2026) – Korean romantic drama film.
  • Strip Law season 1 – Adult animated comedy series starring Adam Scott and Janelle James, about an uptight lawyer who teams up with a Las Vegas magician.

Tuesday 24th February

  • Taylor Tomlinson: Prodigal Daughter (2026) – Stand-up comedy special from Taylor Tomlinson.

Thursday 26th February

  • Baki-Dou season 1 – Japanese anime series.
  • Bridgerton season 4 part 2 – The final batch of four episodes from this latest season of the period drama, charting Benedict and Sophie's romance, arrives.
  • Crap Happens season 1 – German comedy series about a rapper who returns to his hometown for his mother's funeral and finds he has a teenage son he never knew about.

Friday 27th February

  • Agents of Mystery season 2 – Second season of the South Korean reality competition show.
  • Formula 1: Drive to Survive season 8 – New season of the all-access Formula 1 docuseries.

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