Netflix is one of the world’s leading entertainment streaming services, offering subscribers access to thousands of television shows, documentaries, feature films and original content across a variety of genres and languages.

Dig into all the new Netflix TV shows and movies heading to Netflix this week, including "Emily in Paris" season 5, "Jake vs. Joshua: Judgment Day" and more.

The new docuseries Sean Combs: The Reckoning still sits at the top of the list, while Stranger Things continues to captivate Netflix audiences.

Netflix's new show Ripple hasn't only made the platform's top 10, it's also being compared to a television juggernaut — This Is Us. Ripple, which premiered on the streamer on December 3, follows the interconnected stories of multiple characters and tackles similar themes to the popular ABC melodrama.

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The Reckoning, has survived another weekend on Netflix and stayed top of the U.S. charts. Viewed 21.8 million times in its first six days, making it the second-most-watched title on Netflix that week,

Netflix has canceled the military comedy drama “Boots” after one season, and fans aren’t happy about it.

Netflix is back cancelling good shows for no reason again, and this time, it's one of the highest audience-scored shows of the year per Rotten Tomatoes.

Like it or hate it, you can’t deny that Netflix is one of the biggest forces in the world of entertainment today. The streaming service has effectively redefined the landscape of the field over the last decade or so,

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