17 New and Returning Netflix Series to Have on Your Radar This February

Orange Is the New Black's Natasha Lyonne stars in this comedy series about a woman caught in a Groundhog Day-type loop, repeatedly attending the same party, dying, and waking up the next day unharmed. Lyonne also serves as an executive producer for the show alongside Amy Poehler and Leslye Headland.

When it's available: Feb. 1

Netflix's second Colombian original series, which is based on the novel Yo, Bruja by Isidora Chacón, stars Afro-Colombian actress Angely Gaviria as 19-year-old Carmen, a 17th-century Colombian witch who travels in time to avoid being burned at the stake, finding herself in present-day Cartagena.

When it's available: Feb. 1

This Korean drama — which will air a new episode every Saturday — follows a genius writer and the youngest editor-in-chief in history at a publishing company who finds himself falling for a disgraced copywriter, not knowing that she fibbed to get a job at his company.

When it's available: Feb. 2

In the second season of this Scandinavian mystery series, detectives Kari Sorjonen and Lena Jaakkola investigate new cases on the border of Finland and Russia, where they discover crimes linked to Russia and face new threats to their families.

When it's available: Feb. 2

The Netflix cooking competition ¡Nailed It! — where amateur bakers attempt to re-create elaborate cakes for cash prizes and often find themselves subject to hilarious baking fails — travels to Mexico in this new series.

When it's available: Feb. 8

In the latest season of this sitcom reboot — which revolves around a Cuban-American family as they navigate life's challenges together —Elana and Syd strengthen their bond, Penelope works toward becoming a nurse, Lydia tackles her bucket list, Schneider finds himself with a new crush, and Alex finds himself in trouble.

When it's available: Feb. 8

In this Spanish drama series, a powerful Galician cartel leader who masquerades as an honest businessman is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, and he keeps this diagnosis a secret from his family as he attempts to select his successor.

When it's available: Feb. 8

In the second season of this French-language Belgian crime drama, Yoann Peeters is asked by his former psychiatrist to prove a current patient's innocence, and Yoann quickly finds himself entangled in another gruesome murder case.

When it's available: Feb. 9

If the only Chinese food you've ever experienced is General Tso's chicken, then you need to check out this new culinary series, which explores the delectable and diverse world of Teochew cuisine and its unique history and variations.

When it's available: Feb. 11

If you miss the heyday of the early 2000s MTV dating shows, then you'll love the Valentine's Day premiere of this reality series, in which a participant goes on five first dates hoping to find a spark, as well as a potential second date.

When it's available: Feb. 14

In this four-part series, legendary writer-director Larry Charles will travel throughout Russia, China, India, Iran, Nigeria, and Turkey, among other countries, to discover unlikely comedians and investigate how dangerous the world of comedy can be, depending on where you come from.

When it's available: Feb. 15

An adaption of My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way's comic book series of the same name, this Netflix show will follow a dysfunctional family of superheroes — Spaceboy, The Kraken, The Rumour, The Séance, The Boy, and The White Violin — as they attempt to work together to figure out what caused their father's death. Both the cast and the trailer explain why this is one of our most anticipated series of the year.

When it's available: Feb. 15

In the latest instalment of creator David Gelb's culinary docuseries, viewers will be introduced to internationally recognised Italian butcher Dario Cecchini, London-based Indian chef Asma Khan, Husk executive chef Sean Brock, and The Grey executive chef Mashama Bailey.

When it's available: Feb. 22

This sequel to the original miniseries (which dramatizes the events surrounding the 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland) takes on the Irish War of Independence as the conflict between the British government and the Dáil revolutionaries escalates.

When it's available: Feb. 22

The second instalment of this Italian crime drama (which serves as a prequel to the 2015 film and the novel of the same name by Giancarlo De Cataldo and Carlo Bonini) follows Aureliano, Spadino, and Lele as they attempt to gain control over Rome's underground crime scene.

When it's available: Feb. 22

The second season of this foodie competition series brings in 16 new families to compete and create meals together, attempting to impress this season's new judges: 2017 Celebrity MasterChef winner Angellica Bell and Michelin-starred British chef Tommy Banks.

When it's available: Feb. 22

This Canadian sitcom follows four friends — a friendly PR executive, a no-nonsense psychiatrist, a nervous IT tech, and an optimistic real estate agent — who meet in a mommies' group and share a bond as women attempting to balance careers and childrearing.

When it's available: Feb. 22