Summer is going to be a wonderful time in TV land, and I’ll always be grateful for good summer shows. Netflix’s lineup through the end of August has some shows that I’m definitely bookmarking; from the return of some fan favorites (like Ransom Canyon season 2 and the final season of Outer Banks) to some brand new debuts, this is one summer we’ll remember for a long time.
Here are 8 new Netflix shows premiering this summer 2026.
Harlan Coben’s I Will Find You — Watch on Netflix Now
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This new Netflix show follows David Burroughs (Sam Worthington), who ends up in prison after his son is murdered. But when David finds out his son might actually be alive, he has to figure out how to break out of prison to find him…
Oasis — Watch on Netflix Now
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Oasis is the perfect summer show if you ask me: drama, beach vibes, romance. The show is set as a luxury resort paradise, which turns into a nightmare when police start investigating a missing person.
Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2 – Watch on Netflix Now
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Avatar season 2 finds Aang (Gordon Cormier) team up with Katara and Sokka to convince the convince the Earth King to help them in their fight against the Fire Tribe.
Little House on the Prairie – Watch on Netflix Now
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This Netflix show feels like the perfect combination of classic nostalgia and a fresh series. It tells the story of the Ingalls family as they move out from Wisconsin to Kansas — and all the danger, adventures, and community waiting for them.
Ransom Canyon season 2 — Watch on Netflix Now
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Ransom Canyon season 2 has a lot to deliver on after that insane season 1 finale. I need Quinn (Minka Kelly) and Stanton’s (Josh Duhamel) relationship status ASAP — and I need to know what’s up with Yancy’s (Jack Schumacher) secret wife, like, yesterday!
My Life With the Walter Boys season 3 — Watch on Netflix Now
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Season 3 is the best season yet of this new summer show, and in addition to Cole (Noah LaLonde), Jackie (Nikki Rodriguez), and Alex’s (Ashby Gentry) usual issues, there’s so much family drama, not to mention some commentary on grief. Buckle up, y’all. I need season 4 STAT!
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This post has been updated.
