If your Netflix watch list needs some thinning out going into spring, you’re not the only one. The streaming service has been adding some of the best television shows from past and present, not to mention all of the latest seasons of hit originals and must-watch new series. March 2026 will be no different with a bunch of exciting Netflix shows dropping, but what else is coming and going?
Since the beginning of the year, Netflix has been adding handfuls of great TV shows that will drum up some much-needed levity and nostalgia as you rewatch. But we’re just getting started! While last month was all about comedies, there’s a wider collection of new shows coming to Netflix. There will definitely be laughs aplenty, but one of the best drama series of the last decade is coming, too.
However, it’s the last call for a couple underrated TV shows from yesteryear, which will be removed from Netflix right at the top of March. Have you already missed your chance to sneak in a rewatch? Below we’re sharing the three best TV shows coming to Netflix in March 2026 and spreading the news about which two are sadly departing in search of new streaming homes.
The Man in the High Castle
Coming to Netflix on March 11
The streaming era has become increasingly difficult to navigate. With so many streaming services vying for our attention with dozens upon dozens of their own original content, it’s natural and understandable when some shows slip through the cracks. Thankfully, if you missed Prime Video’s critically acclaimed dystopian alternate history series The Man in the High Castle the first time around, all four seasons are making their Netflix debut on March 11.
Based on Philip K. Dick’s book of the same name, the series ponders an alternate post-World War II reality. The series contains 40 total episodes, making for a binge-watch that’s in the sweet spot of quick but still lengthy.
The Rick Gervais Show
Coming to Netflix on March 17
Ricky Gervais might be best know for the original British version of The Office, Extras, and his stand-up comedy, but he’s also had an extensive film and television career outside of his biggest hits. In the 2010s, the comedian even had a short-lived HBO animated comedy series that most people might not even know about.
The Ricky Gervais Show ran for three seasons from 2010 to 2012 and will be coming to Netflix for the first time on March 17. The series is an animated version of Gervais’ podcast of the same name and features conversations with Karl Pilkington and Stephen Merchant.
Mike & Molly
Coming to Netflix on March 26
Were you expecting the CBS sitcom Mike & Molly to be released on Netflix in February as previously announced? Yeah, same. Unfortunately, for reasons that weren’t revealed by the streamer or distributor Warner Bros., the sitcom’s Netflix release was postponed to March 26.
But that’s okay! All good things are worth the wait, and Melissa McCarthy’s hilarious and underrated comedy series is definitely worth waiting for. All six seasons of the sitcom that also stars Billy Gardell will be one of the can’t-miss new additions this month that will keep you laughing all spring. (Bonus: On the same day the seventh and final season of The Conners drops, too!)
Franklin & Bash
Leaving Netflix on March 1
As exciting as all of the new TV shows additions are on Netflix in March 2026, the other side of the coin obviously comes with removals. Luckily, there aren’t as many shows leaving Netflix this month. There are only two, and compared to past months, that’s really nothing. But one of them is underrated legal comedy-drama Franklin & Bash starring Breckin Meyer and Mark-Paul Gosselaar. All four seasons of the TNT original leave at the top of the month.
The Hughleys
Leaving Netflix on March 2
Along with Franklin & Bash’s removal, ABC/UPN sitcom The Hughleys leaves one day later on March 2. One of the many shows added to Netflix under the streamer’s temporary deal with Disney, its time has always been limited. Each Disney-owned series had 18 months to stream on the platform, which was plenty of time to watch all four seasons and 89 episodes. (Maybe even twice!) But after it leaves Netflix, you will have to check out the sitcom on Tubi. Hopefully, the show will eventually make its way to Hulu and Disney+ for streaming.
