Here’s When Some of Our Favorite Netflix Original Shows Will Be Airing in 2016

More premiere dates than you can shake a stick at.

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Along with the news that Netflix has officially renewed Jessica Jones for season two (yay!), the streaming network also announced premiere dates for some of its ongoing original programming as well as a few of the new shows we have to look forward to in 2016. The continuing series we can now mark on our calendars are:

  • House of Cards season four (March 4)
  • Daredevil season two (March 18)
  • Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt season two (April 15)
  • Grace and Frankie season two (May 6)
  • Orange is the New Black season four (June 17)

And some of the new programming! Some of these look like they could have potential, will you be tuning in?

  • Flaked season one, starring Will Arnett and executive produced by one of the creators of Arrested Development (March 11)
  • The Ranch season one, with That 70s Show co-stars Ashton Kutcher and Danny Masterson as fictional bros (April 1)
  • Stranger Things season one, a supernatural thriller starring Winona Ryder (July 15)
  • The Get Down, a two-part drama by Baz Luhrmann about teenagers living in 1970s NYC (August 12)

(via Vulture)

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