What's New to Watch on Netflix the Week of Sept. 11, 2026
One of Netflix's biggest franchises returns with the second season of Stranger Things: Tales From '85, the animated show that tells stories from in between the live-action seasons. We expect that to be a popular watch, but there's a lot more on offer from the streaming service this week. Our other recommendations are a tense-looking new medical drama and a deep-dive AI documentary.
- ▪One of Netflix's biggest franchises returns with the second season of Stranger Things: Tales From '85, the animated show that tells stories from in between the live-action seasons.
- ▪We expect that to be a popular watch, but there's a lot more on offer from the streaming service this week.
- ▪Our other recommendations are a tense-looking new medical drama and a deep-dive AI documentary.
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One of Netflix's biggest franchises returns with the second season of Stranger Things: Tales From '85, the animated show that tells stories from in between the live-action seasons. We expect that to be a popular watch, but there's a lot more on offer from the streaming service this week. Our other recommendations are a tense-looking new medical drama and a deep-dive AI documentary. Here's everything that's on the way for the next seven days. Netflix Review .cls-1{fill:#eb002e}.cls-1,.cls-2,.cls-3{stroke-width:0}.cls-2{fill:#7e011f}.cls-4{fill:none;stroke:#fff;stroke-width:5px}.cls-3{fill:#fff} 4.5 Outstanding Check Price This Week on Netflix: PCMag's Picks The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist (September 15)Lots of people are talking about the potential of artificial general…
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