17 New and Returning Netflix Series We're So Ready to Binge This February

Based on the bestselling comic book series by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez, this drama series follows the story of three siblings who — after their father's murder — move into their ancestral home, Keyhouse, where they discover reality-bending keys.

When it's available: Feb. 7

This K-drama revolves around Han So-yeon, a reclusive woman with face blindness disorder whose life is changed by a prototype of Holo, a state-of-the-art AI hologram device that's modelled after its genius creator's assistant, Go Nan-do — though she never expects a complicated love triangle will soon develop.

When it's available: Feb. 7

Hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey, this 10-part social experiment allows singles to chat with potential love interests and become engaged once a connection is made — and it is only after they get engaged that the two meet in person.

When it's available: Feb. 13

This Narcos companion series — which revolves around drug trafficking in 1980s Mexico — returns for a second season, continuing the story of the infamous Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo, the leader of the Guadalajara Cartel, as he faces off with the DEA.

When it's available: Feb. 13

Based around four women working at the National Telephone Company in 1920s Madrid, the fifth and final season of this Spanish drama follows Lidia, Carlota, Ángeles, and Marga as they cope with the changes brought by the civil war and as Lidia attempts to reunite with her daughter.

When it's available: Feb. 14

In the latest instalment of actor/director Jon Favreau and award-winning chef Roy Choi's culinary docuseries, the two friends experiment with new favourite recipes and techniques, along with special guests Wolfgang Puck, Sprinkles founder Candace Nelson, Pizzana chef Daniele Uditi, Border Grill co-owners Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger, and Wexler's Deli coowners Micah Wexler and Michael Kasser.

When it's available: Feb. 19

This Brazilian supernatural thriller takes place in Liberdade, a neighbourhood in São Paulo known for its sizable Japanese community, revolving around a group of five residents who inadvertently bring Japanese Shinto spirits into the world, which sets off a dark chain of events.

When it's available: Feb. 20

In this comedy-drama, three very different Mexican-American cousins attempt to work together on their shared dream: keeping their immigrant grandfather's family taco shop open in their rapidly gentrifying LA neighbourhood.

When it's available: Feb. 21

Created by Martín Zimmerman, who also created Ozark and Narcos, this Argentinian thriller revolves around the attempts of a woman to expose and dissolve the organised crime that exists within an Argentine football club.

When it's available: Feb. 21

Sophia Lillis stars in this YA series, which comes from the from the creator/director of The End of The F***ing World and the producers of Stranger Things. Based on the Charles Forsman graphic novel of the same name, the series follows a teenage girl as she deals with high school, family drama, her budding sexuality, and the mysterious superpowers that she's gradually developing.

When it's available: Feb. 26

More than two years after the debut of its first season, this sci-fi series is returning for season two, following Takeshi Kovacs (now played by Anthony Mackie) as he returns to his home planet of Harlan's World in a new host body to find the planet at war, though he's still determined to reconnect with Quellcrist Falconer no matter what.

When it's available: Feb. 27

Followers is Netflix's first Japanese live-action original series, and it will tell the stories of various women in Tokyo who are influenced directly or indirectly by social media networks as they pursue their dreams of becoming famous.

When it's available: Feb. 27

Set in Berlin during the Weimar Republic, this German-language period drama is returning for its long-awaited third season, continuing the story of a police inspector from Cologne who wants to dismantle an extortion ring, and a police officer/flapper who aspires to become the first female homicide detective in the history of the Berlin Police.

When it's available: Feb. 28

This high-octane 10-part series is back for a second instalment, revolving around the biggest and most cutthroat racing competition in the world, the Formula One World Championship, as well as the individuals who make it all happen both on and off the track.

When it's available: Feb. 28

Netflix's first original South African crime drama tells the story of a hard-partying female secret agent who is capable of fighting crime with lethal skills, but who struggles with PTSD and sex addition, which she attempts to ignore with the help of drugs and alcohol.

When it's available: Feb. 28

In this reality series, experts work to turn floundering waterfront restaurants with potential into destinations worthy of their highly sought after property.

When it's available: Feb. 28

Set in Mexico City, three spoiled 20-somethings embark on a road trip to escape from their lives, but they end up encountering a mysterious, desperate woman on the way who changes their paths forever.

When it's available: Feb. 28