Netflix has ordered Criminal, a new global police procedural drama set in four European countries.
Criminal: Netflix’s New “Format-Bending” International Police Procedural


Netflix has ordered Criminal, a new global police procedural drama set in four European countries.

Here are some news tidbits and updates about new Netflix Original series coming to the streaming giant both sooner and later.

Seventeen Euro TV titles premiere in or return with a new season to the US in November, including the highly-anticipated, first non-English-language series produced by HBO.

Judging by the first two episodes, the second season of Thou Shalt Not Kill, which premieres in the US in a couple of days, is as engrossing as the first.

The Norwegian mystery-crime drama series Varg Veum is fabulous. I can’t recommend it enough. Go watch it if you haven’t already.

Along with Halloween and the return to standard time come fifteen new shows, seasons, and telefilms from France, Italy, Germany, Norway, and Spain in October.

Like free, Tubi is one of the best four-letter words in the English language, at least for stateside fans of Euro and international TV shows.

The real-life events depicted in the German limited series 54 Hours are utterly tragic. Let the outrage begin anew.

Mysteries and crime dramas and period dramas, oh my! And there’s more besides in the 15 new and returning Euro TV series and telefilms in September!

Netflix has released the trailer and announced the global premiere date for Dogs of Berlin, the second Netflix German Original series.

“Show me the money!” Specifically Follow the Money, the financial crime thriller from Denmark that Link TV premieres to US audiences next week.

On average, you can watch one new Euro TV series or season every three days in August, as ten of them make their stateside debuts.