Just because there’s a three-day holiday weekend because of President’s Day doesn’t mean we’ll be short on fresh streaming content this week. In fact, the second week of February brings with it a fantastic lineup of new shows and movies hitting platforms like Netflix, Hulu and Prime Video. This week’s releases include the return of the hit series The Night Agent, alongside new debuts like 56 Days and Eternity.
Streaming services are bolstering their libraries with a diverse range of content, offering something for every viewer. From gripping thrillers to unconventional romantic comedies and insightful documentaries, there’s plenty to keep you entertained. Here’s a guide to five of the most anticipated new releases this week.
The Night Agent Season 3 – Netflix
The first season of The Night Agent quickly captivated audiences with its suspenseful plot, and anticipation is high for the third season, premiering February 19 on Netflix. The series follows FBI agent Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso) as he navigates a complex conspiracy within the U.S. Government. Season 1 saw Sutherland protecting tech entrepreneur Rose Larkin (Luciane Buchanan) after a dangerous encounter. Season 2 took Sutherland on a mission to Thailand, and the upcoming season will see him tracking a rogue treasury agent in Istanbul, according to Netflix.
The present is described as a “kinetic, stylish and excitingly written” espionage thriller, offering a fast-paced and engaging viewing experience.
Urchin (2025) – Hulu
Urchin, the feature directorial debut of Harris Dickinson, stars Frank Dillane as Mike, a young man in London struggling with homelessness and substance abuse. The film, streaming on Hulu starting February 17, explores Mike’s cycle of self-destruction and fleeting opportunities for change. Critics have praised Dickinson’s confident and sensitive direction, noting his ability to portray a complex character with nuance. Dickinson has previously appeared in films such as Babygirl, The Iron Claw and Triangle of Sadness.
56 Days Season 1 – Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video’s new erotic thriller, 56 Days, premieres February 18. The eight-episode series stars Avan Jogia and Dove Cameron as Oliver Kennedy and Ciara Wyse, whose intense relationship takes a dark turn when a body is discovered 56 days after they meet. Based on the novel by Catherine Ryan Howard, the series is described as a gripping psychological thriller. Both Jogia and Cameron are known for their roles on Nickelodeon and Disney Channel, marking a transition to more mature roles. The series was developed by creatives behind Prison Break and ER.
Eternity (2025) – Apple TV
Eternity, now streaming on Apple TV, offers a unique take on the romantic comedy genre. The A24 film stars Miles Teller, Elizabeth Olsen, and Callum Turner in a story set in the afterlife. After Larry Cutler (Teller) dies, he awaits his wife Joan (Olsen) in the afterlife, only to find she arrives with her first husband, Luke (Turner). The film explores themes of love, life, and memory with a humorous and philosophical approach. Performances from Da’Vine Joy Randolph and John Early have also been highlighted.
Being Gordon Ramsay (2026) – Netflix
Premiering February 18 on Netflix, Being Gordon Ramsay offers a behind-the-scenes glance at the life of the renowned chef. The documentary series follows Ramsay as he juggles his family, career, and the launch of five culinary experiences in London’s tallest building. The series promises to reveal a more personal side of the often-fiery chef, exploring his working-class upbringing and his journey to becoming a media personality. Expect plenty of Ramsay’s signature intensity and colorful language.
With a diverse range of new releases hitting streaming platforms this week, viewers have plenty of options to choose from. From the thrilling espionage of The Night Agent to the thought-provoking romance of Eternity, there’s something to satisfy every taste. As streaming services continue to expand their offerings, expect even more compelling content to arrive in the weeks ahead.
What new shows or movies are you most excited to watch this week? Share your picks in the comments below!
