Whether you love drama, crime or comedy, Netflix Singapore is buzzing with some of your favourite genres to keep you busy for the last month of the year! Grab your takeout, popcorn, and treats and start streaming some of the most iconic shows available. Here are 30 best new shows to watch on Netflix Singapore this month.
1. Black Mirror
Season 7 of Black Mirror is set to be released worldwide on April 7. This six-episode season continues the anthology’s tradition of exploring the dark intersections of technology, humanity, and society. From AI-driven immortality to invasive social media manipulation, and other unsettling themes…this series shows how life-saving technology can come at a sinister cost. Definitely, a must-watch show on Netflix Singapore.
2. Adolescence
The gripping four-part British crime drama, Adolescence, is a though-provoking exploration of modern youth culture and its challenge. Each episode is shot in one single take and explores the tragic unravelling of a 13-year-old boy, Jamie Miller, accused of murdering his classmate, Katie Leonard. Certainly, an interesting watch for teenagers and parents with themes like cyberbullying, toxic masculinity, and the influence of social media.
3. Emarald Hill – The Little Nyonya Story
This new Singaporean drama and sequel to the acclaimed series, The Little Nyonya, is a must-watch on Netflix Singapore. Set between 1950s and 1970s, it explores the intertwined lives of three Peranakan women living within a wealthy enclave in Singapore. Expect dramatic twists, lavish costumes, and emotionally charged performances which highlight the struggle of women in a patriarchal society.
4. Devil May Cry
This highly-anticipated adult animation series follows a professional demon hunter named Dante who seeks vengeance for the death of his family. He must fight against sinister forces who threaten to open the Gates of Hell.
5. Pulse
This new medical drama, set in Miami’s Maguire Medical Centre, follows a third-year resident doctor Danny who is unexpectedly promoted to Chief Resident after reporting her ex-partner and supervisor for misconduct. During a devastating hurricane and hospital lockdown, Danny and her team navigate high-stakes emergencies in a complex workplace. Definitely, worth the watch on Netflix Singapore and resembles dramas like Grey’s Anatomy.
6. You
On April 24, part one of the fifth and final season of You premieres on Netflix. It is set to bring Joe Goldberg’s story full circle as he returns to New York City. Now publicly respected and living a seemingly perfect life with Kate – but not for long. His dark impulses and unresolved connections to the past threaten to unravel his new life.
7. Zero Day
This new political thriller series, starring Robert De Niro, follows a former United States President who is called out of retirement after a deadly cyberattack. He must investigate the devastating attack on the US which leads him to discover a web of lies and conspiracies.
8. American Murder: Gabby Petito
This gripping documentary true-crime series discusses what possibly happened in the last days of 22-year-old Gabby Petito’s life. Her loved ones reveal the untold story of her tragic murder.
9. I Am Married…But!
A couple meet and begin a whirlwind romance. However, they soon learn that marriage is not a fairy tale and they must navigate the messy reality of married life.
10. The Trauma Code: Heroes On Call
This new South Korean medical comedy show centres around a war-seasoned doctor, who arrives at a top-tier trauma centre, bringing his blunt but very skilled ways to transform his new team into life-saving medics.
11. Apple Cider Vinegar
Apple Cider Vinegar is an interesting new Australian Netflix show. Based on a true story, the series follows two wellness gurus who use their platform to help cure people as they unknowingly and knowingly mislead the world. Starring Kaitlyn Dever and Alycia Debnam-Carey, this show is set to be a seriously good watch.
12. American Manhunt: Osama Bin Laden
This 2013 nail-biting documentary series features rare footage and interviews with CIA insiders who began the hunt for Osama Bin Laden. The story starts well before the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
13. Single’s Inferno
Season 4 of Single’s Inferno is here where some of the hottest and sexiest singles take up camp on a deserted island to see can they find love. Singles can only escape as a couple. Will they make it? Definitely, one of the best reality shows to watch on Netflix Singapore.
14. The Night Agent
The Night Agent returned to Netflix for Season 2 recently. The story begins with Peter Sutherland fully stepping into his role as a Night Agent embarking on a high-stakes mission overseas. While abroad, his cover is blown due to a mole within the CIA, and Peter is forced to go on the run as his relationship with Rose faces challenges.
15. Squid Game
Season 2 of Squid Game is being consumed by households worldwide. The first season of its South Korean horror series blew audiences minds back in September 2021, and it quickly became the most-watched Netflix show of all time. In Season 2, fans can expect new faces for the deadly children’s games, alongside old favourites. It is set three years after Gi-hun won Squid Game where he is dragged into another life-or-death game with new participants.
16. La Palma
This new limited Netflix series follows a Norwegian family on holiday on La Palma, an island in Spain, when faced with a natural disaster. The story unfolds when a young researcher discovers alarming signs of an imminent volcanic eruption that could trigger one of the worst tsunamis in history.
17. Missing You
Another iconic show developed from the famous Harlan Coben book series. This one follows detective Kat Donovan when her world unravels after finding her estranged fiancé on a dating app. This leads kat to reopen the unsolved mystery surrounding her father’s murder.
18. XO, Kitty
Season 2 of XO Kitty follows Kitty Song Covey as she returns to KISS Boarding School in Seoul. Determined to leave the first semester’s drama behind, Kitty – now single – is ready to explore casual dating while diving into a journey of self-discovery sparked by a letter from her late mother.
19. Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey?
This new Netflix docuseries, revisits the death of 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey in 1996 in her Colorado home, nearly 30 years after her murder. The series chronicles the decades-long quest for justice, police mess-ups, the media circus around the child beauty queen’s death, interviews with key figures, the family, and much more.
20. The Man with 1000 Children
This intriguing documentary series, uncovers the story behind a Dutch sperm donor named Jonathan Meijer, who allegedly deceived hundreds of families around the world. He is accused of fathering more than 1000 children and defrauding vulnerable families worldwide.
21. Beauty In Black
This new drama series, created by Tyler Perry, consists of eight episodes that follow the intertwined lives of two women from different backgrounds. Kimmie is a kind-hearted sex worker hoping to leave her past behind her, while Mallory is a successful businesswoman entangled in dark dealings within her family’s cosmetic empire. Definitely, one of the best Netflix shows to watch in Singapore.
22. Outer Banks
Part 1 and 2 of Season 4 of this popular teen drama is on Netflix. The Pogues, known for their skillful treasure hunting expertise, return home with their El Dorado treasure only to face new challenges and adventures. Financial difficulty lead the group to accept a dangerous new mission to find Blackbeard’s treasure. Rumour has it, one of the main characters will be killed off in this season.
23. Nobody Wants This
This new Netflix romantic comedy series, starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, is being absorbed by Netflix users worldwide. The show follows an unlikely romance between sex podcaster Joanne and a newly single rabbi Noah, who has just ended a long-term relationship. The relationship between the pair is inspired by the real-life story of the creator Erin Foster.
24. Monsters
This true crime series, is the second installment in the Monster anthology series, this time based on the Lyle and Erik Menendez Story. The series explores the infamous case of Lyle and Erik Menendez who were convicted of murdering their parents in 1989. The pair claimed they killed their parents after enduring years of alleged physical, emotional, and sexual abuse at the hands of their parents. Are the brothers really cold-blooded killers?
25. The Diplomat
Season 2 of this popular political drama is currently streaming on Netflix. The thriller series follows Keri Russel as U.S. Ambassador Kate Wyler as she navigates complex international crises. The first season concluded with a dramatic cliffhanger involving a bombing that leaves the fate of several key characters uncertain. This season will be even more dramatic in the aftermath of the explosive finale.
26. Emily In Paris
Season 4 of this mega popular show is now on Netflix. In season one, we see Chicago marketing executive, Emily Cooper (Lily Collins), working for her company’s team in Paris. From fashion to travel, feminism and romance…it has all the ingredients to make us totally jealous as we pine for an international escape, and season four is no better in the wake of Emily’s breakup with Alfie and all the plot twists at the end of season three. Plus, we get to see little trips to Italy.
27. The Perfect Couple
This new series starring Nicole Kidman, Dakota Fanning, and more famous faces is on Netflix Singapore. It tells the story of a lavish wedding ending in disaster, before it can even before, when a body is discovered just hours before the ceremony. Everyone at the wedding becomes a suspect as police race against time to find the killer.
28. Baby Reindeer
This groundbreaking new British black comedy series is allegedly based on Richard Gadd’s real-life experiences with a female stalker in London. The struggling comedian’s life takes a dramatic turn when he meets a vulnerable woman named Martha. The series dives into the impact of stalking on Donny’s life. However, Baby Reindeer has came up against much controversy with even the real-life Martha coming out to talk with Piers Morgan.
29. Ginny & Georgia
An awkward 15-year-old Ginny Miller (Antonia Gentry) and her 30-year-old free-spirited mother, Georgia Miller (Brianne Howey) yearn to settle down in New England, after years on the run. Season two has just been released and Georgie’s past threatens any sort of possibility of a normal life as she prepares for her wedding. Certainly, this is one of the best shows on Netflix Singapore.
30. Wednesday
Smart and sarcastic Wednesday Addams heads to Nevermore Academy after being expelled from school for a revenge prank. At her new school, she attempts to master her psychic abilities while trying to solve a murder mystery from decades ago that intertwines with her present day. This show is on track to becoming the most watched in the history of Netflix globally. Season 2 is due out later this year.