Every Original TV Show Coming to Netflix in June 2024

Netflix is notorious for pumping out a myriad of shows every month. While some months are understandably better than others, there’s one show in particular that is sure to bring viewers to the platform in droves in the coming weeks. Arguably one of the platform’s most popular shows, the heat it’ll likely bring to the screen will undoubtedly match the rising temperatures outside. However, if dramatic period romances don’t excite certain viewers, there still remains plenty that is sure to be entertaining.

With a beloved comedy returning and a brand-new superhero story heading to the streaming service, among a variety of other shows, Netflix is the subscription to have next month. No matter what audiences might prefer to watch, the platform’s options in the coming weeks have something for everyone to enjoy. Summer might be creeping in, but watching a great show from the comfort of a person’s own couch, with the cool breeze of the air conditioner, just can’t be beat.

Sweet Tooth (Season 3)

Stream on June 6

Returning for its final season, Sweet Tooth is a fantasy drama about a boy named Gus (Christian Convery) who is born half-human and half-deer in a post-apocalyptic world where other hybrids are shunned for their existence. Raised in isolation by his father, Pubba (Will Forte), his life is completely turned upside down following Pubba’s death.

After venturing beyond the safety of the only world he’s ever known, he encounters a lone traveler, Tommy Jepperd (Nonso Anozie), who saves his life. From then on, Tommy reluctantly aids Gus on his journey to find his mother in Colorado, a woman he’s never known. However, traveling such a long distance while attempting to hide Gus’ antlers proves more difficult than they anticipated. Sweet Tooth Season 3 is streaming on Netflix on June 6.

Bridgerton (Season 3 – Part 2)

Stream on June 13

Much to the delight of fans, the second part of Bridgerton’s third season will hit the platform in mid-June, which can’t arrive soon enough. With the focus of the current season on Colin (Luke Newton) and Penelope (Nicola Coughlan), viewers are delighted to see the duo creep closer to a happy ending with one another.

Penelope and Colin Carriage Scene in Bridgerton

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Now that Colin has finally realized his true feelings for Penelope, the pair are seemingly on their way down the aisle, given how cozy they were inside Penelope’s carriage at the end of Part 1. However, because of Colin’s disdain for the gossip Lady Whistledown has spread throughout the Ton, Penelope’s “happily ever after” could be ruined if he ever finds out the truth about her secret identity. Bridgerton Season 3 Part 2 is streaming on Netflix on June 13.

AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (Season 1)

Stream on June 20

AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders is a docuseries that follows the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders during their 2023-2024 season. Through the trials and tribulations of auditions and training camp, the show focuses on the squad of 36 women all the way to the finale of the Cowboys season in the NFC Wild Card Round.

Similar to CMT’s 2006 series, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team, the latest show from Netflix takes a deeper dive into the personal lives of the cheerleaders. By exploring their sisterly bond through the ups and downs of life, the show aims to shine a light on how tough their job can truly be and how hard such training can be on a person’s body. AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders is streaming on Netflix on June 20.

Supacell (Season 1)

Stream on June 27

Supacell follows Michael Lasaki (Tosin Cole), whose existence couldn’t be more perfect. With a life he loves and a fiancé, Dionne (Adelayo Adedayo), whom he adores, Michael seemingly has it all. However, when he suddenly develops superpowers that allow him to travel to the future, he learns a devastating possibility he’s determined to prevent: the imminent death of his future wife.

As Michael does everything in his power to stop it from happening, he seeks out others like him who have experienced the same situation. With no understanding as to why the group of black South Londoners are connected in such a way, they must band together if they hope to prevent Dionne’s death and figure out the real reason they’re all somehow linked. Supacell is streaming on Netflix on June 27.

That ’90s Show (Part 2)

Stream on June 27

That ’90s Show, a spinoff of That ’70s Show, finally returns with Leia Forman (Callie Haverda) and the rest of the gang, who are ready for more harmless teenage antics in Point Place, Wisconsin. Part 1 ended with Leia kissing her neighbor, Nate (Maxwell Acee Donovan), instead of her boyfriend, Jay (Mace Coronel), just before heading out of town.

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Now that she’s returned to visit her grandparents, Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp) and Red (Kurtwood Smith), once again, Leia’s conflicted feelings are likely to rise to the surface in some of the most awkward ways. Just like her dad, Eric (Topher Grace), Leia isn’t as smooth as some of her newfound friends. That ’90s Show Part 2 is streaming on Netflix on June 27.

For a complete list of every TV series coming to Netflix, check the list below.