Netflix added several notable TV shows in March
March has been an exciting month for Netflix, with many new shows added to its lineup. The streaming service has released a mix of original content as well as popular series from other networks, bringing in a variety of well-known actors. One of the standout shows is a hard-hitting drama featuring a teenage boy named Jamie Miller, played by Owen Cooper. This show explores the reasons behind Jamie's actions after he murders a classmate. It has sparked important discussions about teenage issues and has been praised by viewers. It only has four episodes, but its unique storytelling style has caught the attention of many, including UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Kevin Costner stars in the popular series Yellowstone, which follows rancher John Dutton as he faces challenges from land developers. The show, first aired on Paramount Plus, has enjoyed great success and attracted millions of viewers. There’s also a miniseries, a spin-off called 1883, that tells the story of John Dutton’s ancestors and their struggles to build a better life. Another highlight is the return of a docuseries covering the Formula One World Championship. This season includes dramatic moments, such as allegations against Red Bull’s Christian Horner and highlights from Lewis Hamilton's career. Netflix has also introduced a new Italian drama, The Leopard, which depicts the fading Sicilian aristocracy in the 1860s. The story follows Prince Don Fabrizio as he tries to secure his family's future through a strategic marriage. In the realm of crime dramas, a Polish mini-series has emerged. It follows a woman named Greta who discovers her husband's kidnapping after finding a mysterious photo. This show is based on a novel by Harlan Coben. For comedy fans, Stath Lets Flats, a British sitcom about a bumbling lettings agent, has made its way to Netflix. It follows the mishaps of Stath, who struggles to prove himself in a competitive industry. Lastly, Meghan Markle returned to Netflix with her cooking show, With Love, Meghan. The series includes her favorite recipes and celebrity friends. It has already been renewed for a second season, adding to the Sussexes' growing list of projects on the platform.