Netflix Is Kicking Off the New Year With 26 New and Returning Shows, and We Are SO Ready

Based on the classic novel of the same name by Bram Stoker, this BBC One and Netflix production comes from Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat, the same brains behind Sherlock and Doctor Who. Claes Bang stars as the title character, and the three-episode miniseries will follow Dracula from his origins in Eastern Europe through his battles with Van Helsing's descendant.

When it's available: Jan. 1

This suspenseful thriller tells the story of a present-day Jesus in the form of a man in the Middle East (played by Mehdi Dehbi) who appears to be performing miracles, as well as the reaction that follows. Mission: Impossible's Michelle Monaghan and French comedian Tomer Sisley also appear in the series.

When it's available: Jan. 1

Starring Kaya Scodelario (whom you might know better as Effy Stonem from Skins) and January Jones, this drama revolves around a competitive ice skater who — after taking a devastating fall during a competition — attempts to make a comeback by teaming up with a new partner.

When it's available: Jan. 1

This reality competition series places a group of strangers in the same apartment building (but different apartments), and without ever meeting, the contestants will communicate solely through social media and decide who has cultivated the best online persona.

When it's available: Jan. 1

Set in 18th-century Belgium, this historical drama series follows the real-life story of the charming Flemish highwayman Jan de Lichte, who led a revolt against the aristocracy during the Austrian occupation.

When it's available: Jan. 2

In the third and final season of this Canadian drama (which is based on Lucy Maud Montgomery's 1908 novel Anne of Green Gables), Anne is inspired by the approach of her 16th birthday to find out more about her lineage, though the search puts a strain on her relationship with Matthew and Marilla.

When it's available: Jan. 3

RuPaul stars in this comedy as Ruby Red, a drag queen who's fallen on bad times, compelling her to go on a cross-country road trip in a run-down RV alongside an 11-year-old orphan stowaway named AJ.

When it's available: Jan. 10

In this offshoot of Rob Corddry's Adult Swim series Childrens Hospital (and featuring a ton of Childrens Hospital alums, such as Erinn Hayes and Rob Huebel, among others), the thriller tells the story of two physicians working at a children's hospital in São Paulo, Brazil, where they discover a potentially devastating virus — and a potential government conspiracy.

When it's available: Jan. 10

In the second season of this Australian baking competition, Adriano Zumbo and Rachel Khoo return to the Dessert Factory to guide a dozen aspiring bakers through a series of challenges.

When it's available: Jan. 10

In the sixth season of Netflix's second-longest-running comedy series (only behind Orange Is the New Black), Grace and Frankie will likely have to adjust to the ways in which Grace and Nick's recent marriage will affect their friendship — and their complex living situation.

When it's available: Jan. 15

This psychological horror series (and Netflix's first Dutch original series) revolves around a secret student society in Amsterdam and two friends who join it, only to find out the club is far more menacing than it initially seemed.

When it's available: Jan. 17

The fourth instalment of this docuseries continues to trace hip-hop's evolution from the 1970s through the 1990s, with Canadian rapper Shad Kabango (better known as Shad K.) serving as host.

When it's available: Jan. 17

In the second season of this hilariously awkward series, Otis must balance his new relationship with Ola and his increasingly strained relationship with Maeve, all while dealing with a chlamydia outbreak at school and his newfound sexual urges.

When it's available: Jan. 17

Set in Colonial-era Malacca, this Malaysian drama tells the story of a woman who receives an unusual offer: to become the ghost bride of a wealthy family's recently deceased son.

When it's available: Jan. 23

Based on the comic by Steve Niles, this sci-fi series will follow monster-hunting husband-and-wife team Fred and Deloris Allen (played by J.C. MacKenzie and Tamara Taylor) who return with their two children to their hometown in upstate New York, only to discover their new small-town setting isn't as peaceful as it once seemed.

When it's available: Jan. 23

In the third season of this dark comic book adaptation, Sabrina fights to free her boyfriend Nick from the clutches of the Dark Lord while simultaneously dealing with a new challenger, Prince of Hell Caliban, and a tribe of pagans looking to resurrect a long-buried evil spirit.

When it's available: Jan. 24

In this long-running series' eighth and final season, the Bennetts must face their uncertain future together while the ranch remains under the control of Lisa Neumann.

When it's available: Jan. 24

Starring Alexa Chung and Queer Eye's Tan France, this reality competition series pits 18 aspiring fashion designers against one another as they face challenges based on different influential trends or design styles.

When it's available: Jan. 29

This eerie series is set in the future, revolving around a society under constant Big-Brother-like surveillance and a murder that is somehow committed without being captured by the 24/7 drone.

When it's available: Jan. 29

In the third instalment of this reality dating show, a new group of four men and three women board the pink "Love Wagon" to journey through Africa together and — if they're lucky — return to Japan having met their soulmate.

When it's available: Jan. 30

Based on the Harlan Coben novel of the same name, this mystery thriller revolves around a family man with a seemingly perfect life and the conspiracy that shatters his illusion, forcing him on a quest for the truth.

When it's available: Jan. 30

In the second part of BoJack Horseman's two-part sixth season, a disgraced BoJack undergoes a stint in rehab, hoping to make amends and get a second chance.

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Based on the book by Mexican writer Francisco Haghenbeck, this series revolves around Father Ramiro Ventura, a priest who seeks the help of the legendary demon hunter to search for a missing girl in Mexico City, and it's coming back for a second season to continue his story.

When it's available: Jan. 31

Appropriately titled, this British docuseries is returning with ten new hour-long episodes, each instalment focusing on a different notorious prisoner who has been sentenced to death for capital murder.

When it's available: Jan. 31

Set in 17th-century Celleno — a ghost village in the province of Viterbo, Italy — this drama centres on a teenage midwife who's accused of using witchcraft, forcing her to flee from her village with her younger brother in tow.

When it's available: Jan. 31

Inspired by Norse mythology, this Norwegian coming-of-age series takes place in a fictitious town of Edda, following the bizarre weather patterns caused by global warming, which seem to be headed for another Ragnarok.

When it's available: Jan. 31