April Is Comin' in Hot With 16 New and Returning Netflix Original Series

Hosted by Gaten Matarazzo (whom you might know as Dustin from Stranger Things), this incredibly elaborate prank series recruits two strangers to carry out one-day assignments — with neither participant knowing their path will eventually lead them to the other participant — and it's back for a second instalment.

When it's available: 1 April

Based on a wild true story, this UK drama follows the real-life crimes of Charles Sobhraj, a ruthless killer who preyed on travellers exploring the "hippie trail" in Southeast Asia throughout the 1970s.

When it's available: 2 April

This Indian reality series is back for a second instalment, featuring six more over-the-top Indian weddings and everything that goes into wildly pricy celebration.

When it's available: 7 April

Based on the novel of the same name by Jens Lapidus, this Swedish crime thriller revolves around an ambitious businesswoman, a charismatic gang member, and a troubled teen whose lives collide during their own desperate pursuits of wealth.

When it's available: 7 April

Comedian Jamie Lee hosts this reality series, where she helps six engaged couples combat all the stress and challenges they may face while preparing for their nuptials.

When it's available: 7 April

This reality competition series is back for a second season, following a group of strangers living in the same apartment building (but different apartments) who — communicating solely through social media — must decide who has cultivated the best online persona.

When it's available: 14 April

Jamie Foxx stars in this comedy series as a single dad and cosmetics brand owner who gets a crash course in raising a Gen-Z teen after his daughter moves in with him.

When it's available: 14 April

Set at the prestigious Korea National University, this K-drama follows the students and professors of the legal department as they navigate an unusual case.

When it's available: 14 April

This Australian comedy series revolves around three 20-something best friends living in Melbourne, following all of their (many) professional and personal struggles.

When it's available: 16 April

Three years after the debut of Luis Miguel: The Series, this Mexican musical drama is back to continue the story of real-life Mexican superstar singer Luis Miguel, whose career has spanned three decades.

When it's available: 18 April

In this Italian teen comedy, a shy teenager who has the ability to turn invisible must learn to control his powers in order to defend his neighbourhood (even though he'd much rather escape to pursue his artistic ambitions).

When it's available: 21 April

Based on Leigh Bardugo's bestselling Grishaverse novels, this fantasy series revolves around orphan mapmaker and solider Alina, who unleashes an extraordinary power that could potentially set her war-torn country free.

When it's available: 23 April

This Turkish thriller tells the story of the titular Fatma, a nondescript cleaning woman who discovers that she has a talent for getting away with murder.

When it's available: 27 April

Based on Harlan Coben's novel of the same name, this Spanish thriller series follows an ex-con who — while trying to put his dark past behind him — unexpectedly becomes the prime suspect in a murder.

When it's available: 30 April

This reality series revolves around talent management company Pets on Q as they manage the careers of some of the biggest animal influencers on social media.

When it's available: 30 April

What happens when a lacklustre magician hired to perform at a party accidentally makes a powerful drug kingpin disappear . . . permanently? He finds himself in big trouble, of course, and that's exactly what happens in this Colombian comedy series, which is back for a second instalment.

When it's available: 30 April