21 New and Returning Shows Netflix Is Unleashing Upon Us in April

This Netflix cooking competition — where amateur bakers attempt to re-create elaborate cakes for cash prizes and often find themselves subject to hilarious baking fails — is back for a fourth instalment to make us feel better about all of our Pinterest disappointments.

When it's available: April 1

The second season of this British docuseries continues the story of third tier English football team Sunderland, following their hopes of turning things around after two disappointing seasons in a row.

When it's available: April 1

Though this Spanish heist show originally debuted in late 2017 as a limited series, it's now coming back for a fourth season, continuing the story of eight thieves who have locked themselves in the Royal Mint of Spain — along with a group of hostages — as a criminal mastermind attempts to get the police to cooperate with his master plan.

When it's available: April 3

Japan's Real World-esque reality TV phenomenon will return for a seventh instalment, following six housemates living under one roof in Tokyo as they go to work, make dinner together, and generally act far more well-behaved than any Real World cast members ever have.

When it's available: April 7

Produced by brothers Greg and Jeff Schaffer, this comedy follows two estranged brothers, Wilhelm and Adam Rodman (played by Alan Aisenberg and Mike Castle) who are forced to run a brewery together, despite their very different techniques and personalities.

When it's available: April 10

Starring Madelyn Cline (whom you might recognise from Boy Erased and Vice Principals) and several other up-and-coming young actors, this YA drama is set on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, following a close-knit group of teens as they attempt to find the father of their ringleader — who went missing while trying to salvage a sunken ship — and instead find a mysterious treasure map.

When it's available: April 15

French comedian Fary is back to give his hilarious take on everything from social media influencers to beatboxing to religion.

When it's available: April 16

In the long-awaited third season of this Israeli action series, former Israeli soldier Doron Kavillio recruits a promising young boxer for the team as they pursue a Hamas leader who's high on Shin Bet's wanted list.

When it's available: April 16

Premiering on 4/20, of course, this new cooking competition series challenges budding (LOL) chefs to make creations using THC infusions, CBD sauces, and — as the name promises — cannabis.

When it's available: April 20

Inspired by interviews from the Duncan Trussell Family Hour podcast, this bizarre animated series follows a spacecaster on adventures throughout the galaxy in an attempt to uncover life's greatest mysteries.

When it's available: April 20

This funny science series offers an inside look into the lives of the planet's most intriguing animals, with narration provided by a cast of quirky animal creatures, as well as Mother Nature herself.

When it's available: April 22

In this new reality competition series, six couples go head to head to see who can best survive in the rugged Alaskan wilderness, all with the hope of winning the deed to a remote Alaskan lodge.

When it's available: April 22

This dark comedy — which revolves around a wealthy and dysfunctional Mexican family who own a flower shop — returns for a third season, continuing the wild antics of the de la Mora family.

When it's available: April 23

This British dark comedy — which is created, produced, and directed by Ricky Gervais, who also stars in the series — returns for a second instalment, following Tony as he attempts to repair his friendships while still mourning the death of his wife.

When it's available: April 24

The fourth instalment of this medieval drama series — which is an adaptation of Bernard Cornwell's The Saxon Stories — continues the story of Uhtred of Bebbanburg as he tries to recover his lost birthright.

When it's available: April 26

Produced by Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher, this comedy series tells the story and struggles of a modern first-generation Indian-American teen, played by newcomer Maitreyi Ramakrishna. Tennis legend John McEnroe is serving as narrator, as Ramakrishna's late father was a big fan of the tennis bad boy (as were Kaling's own parents).

When it's available: April 27

In this cooking series, author and chef Nadiya Hussain (who won BBC's The Great British Bake Off back in 2015) offers quick and easy meal tutorials perfect for busy families.

When it's available: April 29

In this thrilling South Korean series, an ambitious teen determined to make college tuition money decides he'll be anything to pursue his dreams and leave his drab life behind — even if it means committing a serious crime.

When it's available: April 29

Inspired by Federico Moccia's novel Tre metri Sopra il Cielo and set on Italy's Adriatic Coast, this romantic Italian series follows the love story that blossoms between a wild ex motorcycle champion and a woman determined to leave her small town behind and see the world.

When it's available: April 29

Inspired by a real-life murder spree that took place in 1990s Japan, this movie revolves around a charismatic con man who forced himself into the lives of two impressionable young women and led them down a dark and depraved path.

When it's available: April 30

In this thrilling Chinese series, a forensic detective with Asperger's syndrome discovers that her estranged daughter is linked to a mysterious string of murders, and she decides to risk everything to take on the case.

When it's available: April 30