What to watch on Netflix, Max, Prime Video, and Apple TV+ this January 2025.
New year, new binge-worthy shows and films! Kick off the first month of 2025 with these new series, movies, and comedy specials. Laugh out loud as Gabriel Iglesias regales us with tales like he only can. Take notes as the Duchess of Sussex shares her personal how-to’s. And jump back into the shady company that is Lumon as we hopefully get some answers in the new season.
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Here’s what’s new on Netflix, Max, Prime Video, and Apple TV+ this January 2025
Gabriel Iglesias: Legend of Fluffy
January 7, Netflix
The hilarious fluffy comedian celebrates his 27th year in comedy with yet another Netflix special. Here, Gabriel recounts funny tales from stressful plane rides to the perils of dating.
With Love, Megan
January 15, Netflix
The Duchess of Sussex opens up her life sharing lifehacks and practical tips and tricks that she utilises in her everyday life. She also sits down with some of her closest friends for candid conversations and a fun time around the house.
XO, Kitty (Season 2)
January 16, Netflix
Kitty is back in Seoul for another semester at KISS. She’s now single for the first time in a long time and is set on avoiding drama. It’s going to be a chill year for Kitty Song Covey, that is until a letter from her mother’s past brings her on an unexpectedly wild ride.
Severance (Season 2)
January 17, Apple TV+
The Emmy-winning show ended its first season with more questions than answers. Mark has discovered what his “outie” life is. More than that, he’s also discovered that his wife is alive. What does this mean for his budding relationship with Helly? And why did Lumon cover up his wife’s death in the “innie” world?
The Day of the Jackal
January 21, Max
Based on the novel by Frederick Forsyth, the series follows the eponymous Jackal, a legendary assassin only known by his alias. Hot on his tail is Bianca Pullman, an MI6 agent who is intent on bringing him down.
The Killer’s Game
January 23, Prime Video
Joe Flood is a notorious hitman for hire who’s been diagnosed with a terminal illness. He comes up with an idea to avoid dying from his sickness: he puts out a hit on himself. It seems like a stroke of genius until he finds out he’s been misdiagnosed.
The Recruit (Season 2)
January 30, Netflix
CIA lawyer Owen Hendricks finds himself in Seoul when a dangerous situation develops in the South Korean capital. But the more things unravel, the more he realises that this is a threat bigger than he anticipated—and its roots are inside the Agency itself.
You’re Cordially Invited
January 30, Prime Video
The ultimate mix-up has occurred: a venue booked two weddings on the same day. Chaos and hilarity ensue as the father of one bride and the sister of the other go head-to-head as they try to ensure their respective weddings are memorable at all costs.
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