Additionally, the week also brings news for anime fans, romantic reality shows, comedies and sports documentaries. Well-known Brazilian productions like "Stomach" and "The Mothers of Chico Xavier" also arrive at the catalog and reinforce the platform's commitment to varied content for different audiences.
Check below everything that premieres on Netflix between May 11-17, 2026.
What premieres on Netflix this week
Netflix's new programming bets on variety. The streaming service mixes unreleased titles, new seasons and productions known by the Brazilian audience.
The highlights of the week include:
- Spin-off series of "Money Heist"
- New Japanese K-drama
- Continuation of famous anime
- Acclaimed Brazilian films
- Reality shows with new episodes
- Sports documentaries
Netflix's strategy reinforces a trend already observed in recent months: investing in international content and expanding the Asian catalog, especially among K-dramas and anime.
Monday (5/11)
The week begins with light reality shows and series for audiences who enjoy quick and casual entertainment.
Pop Culture Jeopardy!
Netflix premieres a new version of the famous American game show. Mixing pop culture questions with the traditional intellectual competition format, the production promises to attract fans of cinema, series, music and celebrities.
Hosted by Colin Jost, the reality show puts teams against each other in disputes about films, memes, television, internet and entertainment. The program arrives as the platform's bet to compete with viral formats that usually gain traction on social media.
Everyone Is Doing Great
New seasons of the series also arrive on Monday. The production follows actors trying to deal with the ups and downs of fame after the success of a teen series. The plot mixes acid humor, existential crises and entertainment behind-the-scenes.
Tuesday (5/12)
Tuesday arrives strong for documentary, sports and anime fans.
Martin Short: A Life in Comedy
The documentary shows the trajectory of comedian Martin Short, one of the most respected names in American comedy. The production brings together unreleased interviews, archive images and testimonies from famous artists. For those who like Hollywood behind-the-scenes and stories of major television names, the title may surprise.
Untold UK: Jamie Vardy
The "Untold" documentary franchise gains a British version focused on football. The first highlight is Jamie Vardy, a striker who became a symbol of overcoming after leaving the lower divisions and winning the Premier League with Leicester City. The production promises to reveal internal conflicts, behind-the-scenes moments and little-known stories from European football.
Devil May Cry – Season 2
One of the most anticipated releases of the week among anime and gaming fans. In the new season, Dante faces Vergil in a war that could put two worlds in collapse. Netflix continues to bet heavily on video game adaptations following the success of productions inspired by famous franchises. The expectation is that the new episodes will deliver the action and mythology that fans expect.
