Netflix is known for creating plenty of quality television series that audiences love. Thankfully, the shows headed for the streaming platform in the coming weeks are all but guaranteed to delight almost every subscriber. With Bridgerton in the rearview mirror, those looking for their next show to binge should look no further than what the streaming service offers next month.

Along with a few original series, Netflix has several other shows set to hit the platform that nearly every viewer will love to explore. Given the range of options slated to arrive in July, those looking to beat the heat of summer will find comfort in knowing there will be a myriad of series worth watching. No matter what type of show audiences want to see, Netflix has them covered.

Lost (Seasons 1-6)
Stream on July 1

Originally airing on ABC from 2004 to 2010, all six seasons of Lost are set to hit Netflix next month. The series follows a group of plane crash survivors who find themselves stranded on a deserted island. Forced to work together without many resources, the group does its best to keep hope alive.

However, when mysterious happenings continue to plague them across the island, more questions arise with few answers. Wildly popular at the time of its initial release, Lost stars Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly, Josh Holloway, Jorge Garcia, Yunjin Kim, Daniel Dae Kim, Terry O’Quinn, and Naveen Andrews. Lost is streaming on Netflix on July 1.

Suits (Season 9)
Stream on July 1

With the first eight seasons currently on the platform, the ninth and final season of Suits couldn’t come soon enough. Originally on the USA Network, the series ended in 2019 but has managed to find renewed success on the streaming platform. The show follows Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht), one of New York City’s best lawyers, and Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams), a brilliant college dropout with a photographic memory now working with Harvey.

Set in a fictional corporate law firm in the city, the show chronicles numerous cases at the firm as well as the lives of its lawyers and other employees. After garnering immense success following its release on the platform in 2023, NBCUniversal ordered a spin-off, which will be titled Suits: L.A. Suits Season 9 is streaming on Netflix on July 1.

Receiver (Season 1)
Stream on July 10

A Netflix original series, Receiver is a sports docuseries that follows five NFL receivers in the league’s 2023 season. Much like the platform’s show Quarterback, each episode will delve into the lives of select players across a handful of teams. The series will explore what drives each player to do what they do and touch on the pressures they feel on and off the field.

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With four receivers and one tight end in the mix, the show includes stories from Davante Adams, Justin Jefferson, George Kittle, Deebo Samuel, and Amon-Ra St. Brown. For viewers who loved Quarterback, Netflix’s newest sports documentary is certainly one to put at the top of the list. Receiver is streaming on Netflix on July 10.

Cobra Kai (Season 6 – Part 1)
Stream on July 18

A Netflix original series, Cobra Kai returns with the first part of its sixth and final season. A sequel to the original 1984 film, The Karate Kid, the series unfolds decades later as middle-aged Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) and Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) once again find themselves at odds as martial arts rivals.

However, as the show progresses, the pair find themselves working together to bring down Cobra Kai, which was backed with boundless funding thanks to Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith). As the show enters its final season, Cobra Kai has been eliminated from the Valley, and the senseis and students must decide how they will compete in the Sekai Taikai or if they want to compete at all. Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 1 is streaming on Netflix on July 18.

The Decameron (Season 1)
Stream on July 25

A Netflix original series, The Decameron is a medieval dark comedy inspired by the 14th century short-story collection of the same name by Giovanni Boccaccio. As the Black Death ravages the city of Florence in 1348, a handful of nobles retreat to the hills of Tuscany as they attempt to wait out the horrors of the plague.

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However, social rules quickly evaporate after the wine-soaked sex romp devolves into a messy scramble for survival. With nobles and servants all vying to outlive the pestilence, utter chaos ensues in a darkly humorous manner. The series stars Zosia Mamet, Saoirse-Monica Jackson, Tanya Reynolds, Amar Chadha-Patel, and Tony Hale. The Decameron is streaming on Netflix on July 25.

Heels (Seasons 1-2)
Stream on July 29

Heels is a drama series about two professional wrestling brothers, Jack Spade (Stephen Amell) and Ace Spade (Alexander Ludwig). Part of the Duffy Wrestling League (DWL), Jack plays the villain, or the “heel,” while Ace plays the hero, or the “face,” in their scripted matches. Simultaneously, the pair continue to war over their late father’s wrestling promotion as they each vie for national attention in a small Georgian town.

The series originally aired on Starz but was canceled after its second season. Netflix recently picked up licensing for the show; however, it’s unclear whether the streaming service will renew the season for more episodes. If the series performs well upon its release, Netflix may order more seasons, just as they have done with other shows, including Manifest, Lucifer, and Designated Survivor.

For a complete list of every TV series coming to Netflix, check the list below.

July 1
Lost (Seasons 1-6) Public Affairs Office in the Sky (Season 1) Star Trek: Prodigy (Season 2) Suits (Season 9)

July 2

July 3
Rhythm + Flow France (Season 3) The Man with 1000 Kids (Limited Series)

July 4
Barbecue Showdown (Season 3)

July 5
Desperate Lies (Season 1)

July 9

July 10

July 11
Another Self (Season 2) Vikings: Valhalla (Final Season)

July 12
Exploding Kittens (Season 1)

July 15
LALIGA: All Access (Season 1)

July 17

July 18
Cobra Kai (Season 6 – Part 1) Master of the House (Season 1)

July 19
Too Hot to Handle (Season 6)

July 25
Kleo (Season 2) The Decameron (Season 1) Tokyo Swindlers (Season 1)

July 26
Pulang Araw (Season 1) The Dragon Prince (Season 6)

July 29
Heels (Seasons 1-2) Prison Break (Seasons 1-5)