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The Muppet Show<br />Disney+ brings back The Muppet Show on February 4, reuniting Kermit, Miss Piggy and the gang in a variety special featuring celebrity guests like Sabrina Carpenter, Seth Rogen and Maya Rudolph. It promises classic comedy, musical moments and nostalgic fun for both new and longtime fans.

The Muppet Show
Disney+ brings back The Muppet Show on February 4, reuniting Kermit, Miss Piggy and the gang in a variety special featuring celebrity guests like Sabrina Carpenter, Seth Rogen and Maya Rudolph. It promises classic comedy, musical moments and nostalgic fun for both new and longtime fans.

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4<br />One of Netflix’s biggest new additions this month is The Lincoln Lawyer season 4, dropping on February 5. The legal drama sees defense attorney Mickey Haller navigating his toughest case yet — and fighting for his own freedom — in a high-stakes courtroom thriller.

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4
One of Netflix’s biggest new additions this month is The Lincoln Lawyer season 4, dropping on February 5. The legal drama sees defense attorney Mickey Haller navigating his toughest case yet — and fighting for his own freedom — in a high-stakes courtroom thriller.

The ‘Burbs<br />Peacock releases The ‘Burbs on February 8 — a new black comedy inspired by the 1989 cult classic. Starring Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall, it blends suburban mystery with comedic chaos, making it a standout among February’s streaming premieres.

The ‘Burbs
Peacock releases The ‘Burbs on February 8 — a new black comedy inspired by the 1989 cult classic. Starring Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall, it blends suburban mystery with comedic chaos, making it a standout among February’s streaming premieres.

<br />Cross Season 2<br />Prime Video continues its momentum with Cross season 2, premiering on February 11. Based on James Patterson’s thriller novels, the series follows Detective Alex Cross as he untangles a gripping new case involving a dangerous vigilante targeting powerful targets.

Cross Season 2
Prime Video continues its momentum with Cross season 2, premiering on February 11. Based on James Patterson’s thriller novels, the series follows Detective Alex Cross as he untangles a gripping new case involving a dangerous vigilante targeting powerful targets.

<br />How to Get to Heaven from Belfast<br />Netflix adds the new series How to Get to Heaven from Belfast on February 12. Created by the mind behind Derry Girls, this show combines mystery, adventure and dark humour as a group of friends reunite to solve an old secret after a tragic event.

How to Get to Heaven from Belfast
Netflix adds the new series How to Get to Heaven from Belfast on February 12. Created by the mind behind Derry Girls, this show combines mystery, adventure and dark humour as a group of friends reunite to solve an old secret after a tragic event.

56 Days<br />Prime Video’s February slate includes 56 Days, premiering on February 18. The intense adaptation of Catherine Ryan Howard’s novel blends psychological thriller elements with a fast-paced narrative about a relationship that spirals into mystery — ideal for fans of edge-of-your-seat drama.

56 Days
Prime Video’s February slate includes 56 Days, premiering on February 18. The intense adaptation of Catherine Ryan Howard’s novel blends psychological thriller elements with a fast-paced narrative about a relationship that spirals into mystery — ideal for fans of edge-of-your-seat drama.

Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2<br />The beloved period romance Bridgerton returns with the second part of season 4 on February 26. With more twists in the Mayfair love stories, fans will be tuning in to see how events unfold for Benedict and Sophie as the season reaches its emotional climax.

Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2
The beloved period romance Bridgerton returns with the second part of season 4 on February 26. With more twists in the Mayfair love stories, fans will be tuning in to see how events unfold for Benedict and Sophie as the season reaches its emotional climax.

Saltburn<br />Saltburn — a darkly satirical thriller about wealth, obsession and betrayal — becomes available to stream this month. The film’s sharp social commentary and striking visuals have made it a standout among 2025 cinema-to-streaming releases.

Saltburn
Saltburn — a darkly satirical thriller about wealth, obsession and betrayal — becomes available to stream this month. The film’s sharp social commentary and striking visuals have made it a standout among 2025 cinema-to-streaming releases.

Foe<br />Also spotlighted by Variety, Foe is a science fiction drama that has recently become available on streaming. Starring Paul Mescal and driven by emotional stakes and existential questions, the film blends futuristic tension with grounded character drama.

Foe
Also spotlighted by Variety, Foe is a science fiction drama that has recently become available on streaming. Starring Paul Mescal and driven by emotional stakes and existential questions, the film blends futuristic tension with grounded character drama.

The Beauty<br />Streaming on Disney+, The Beauty blends satire with unsettling body horror, making it one of the most unconventional shows to release this month. The series stands out for its campy tone and genre-bending storytelling.

The Beauty
Streaming on Disney+, The Beauty blends satire with unsettling body horror, making it one of the most unconventional shows to release this month. The series stands out for its campy tone and genre-bending storytelling.

The Muppet Show<br />Disney+ brings back The Muppet Show on February 4, reuniting Kermit, Miss Piggy and the gang in a variety special featuring celebrity guests like Sabrina Carpenter, Seth Rogen and Maya Rudolph. It promises classic comedy, musical moments and nostalgic fun for both new and longtime fans.

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4<br />One of Netflix’s biggest new additions this month is The Lincoln Lawyer season 4, dropping on February 5. The legal drama sees defense attorney Mickey Haller navigating his toughest case yet — and fighting for his own freedom — in a high-stakes courtroom thriller.

The ‘Burbs<br />Peacock releases The ‘Burbs on February 8 — a new black comedy inspired by the 1989 cult classic. Starring Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall, it blends suburban mystery with comedic chaos, making it a standout among February’s streaming premieres.

<br />Cross Season 2<br />Prime Video continues its momentum with Cross season 2, premiering on February 11. Based on James Patterson’s thriller novels, the series follows Detective Alex Cross as he untangles a gripping new case involving a dangerous vigilante targeting powerful targets.

<br />How to Get to Heaven from Belfast<br />Netflix adds the new series How to Get to Heaven from Belfast on February 12. Created by the mind behind Derry Girls, this show combines mystery, adventure and dark humour as a group of friends reunite to solve an old secret after a tragic event.

56 Days<br />Prime Video’s February slate includes 56 Days, premiering on February 18. The intense adaptation of Catherine Ryan Howard’s novel blends psychological thriller elements with a fast-paced narrative about a relationship that spirals into mystery — ideal for fans of edge-of-your-seat drama.

Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2<br />The beloved period romance Bridgerton returns with the second part of season 4 on February 26. With more twists in the Mayfair love stories, fans will be tuning in to see how events unfold for Benedict and Sophie as the season reaches its emotional climax.

Saltburn<br />Saltburn — a darkly satirical thriller about wealth, obsession and betrayal — becomes available to stream this month. The film’s sharp social commentary and striking visuals have made it a standout among 2025 cinema-to-streaming releases.

Foe<br />Also spotlighted by Variety, Foe is a science fiction drama that has recently become available on streaming. Starring Paul Mescal and driven by emotional stakes and existential questions, the film blends futuristic tension with grounded character drama.

The Beauty<br />Streaming on Disney+, The Beauty blends satire with unsettling body horror, making it one of the most unconventional shows to release this month. The series stands out for its campy tone and genre-bending storytelling.

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