5 good Netflix shows this weekend: The Woman in the House and more

The final weekend of January 2022 is upon us, and Netflix has some great new releases to end the month. We have some great bingable recommendations for Netflix shows below to help you enjoy your weekend.

The Netflix Top 10 TV Shows list is full of great series, most of which have been on this list for a few weeks. The list includes Ozark, Archive 81, Too Hot to Handle, Cheer, Cobra Kai, and The Witcher. 

Be sure to check out the list of what will be leaving the streamer in February so you can get a final watch in before they are gone.

Best Netflix shows January 29, 2022

Check out the best Netflix shows to watch this weekend.

The Woman In the House

Netflix recently released the new series The Woman In the House starring Kristen Bell. Created by the trio of Rachel Ramras, Hugh Davidson, and Larry Dorf, this series follows a woman, Anna, who has lost in love and sits in her window each night, sipping her wine, while the world passes her by.

The Woman In the House is a comedic take on the mystery genre where one night, Anna believes she has witnessed a murder. She drinks large amounts of wine with an occasional pill thrown in, which causes her to hallucinate, and she starts to second guess what she thinks she’s seen.

The series also stars Tom Riley, Mary Holland, Shelley Hennig, Christina Anthony, Samsara Leela and Cameron Britton.

All of Us Are Dead

A new apocalyptic series has recently been released, and this one looks fantastic. All of Us Are Dead is a South Korean series where the virus outbreak begins in a high school.

The series sees students against one another, some are alive, and some have reanimated into a different breed of zombie. The zombies are quicker, gorier, and freakier than most, and the students seem to have an idea of how to defend themselves.

This looks like a great zombie apocalypse series that fans of the genre won’t want to miss.

Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness

The first season of Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness has been released on the streamer. This series is an extension of Ness’ long-running podcast of the same name.

The series first season consists of six episodes that range from lighter topics such as whether or not bugs are beautiful the history of hair to more complex subjects like the origins and impacts of the gender binary. Ness gathers information from educators, scientists, and some of his famous friends to answer the tough questions.

In the true fashion of JVN, this series will educate as well as entertain.

In From the Cold

The first season of the sci-fi thriller In From the Cold is now available. This series comes from Supernatural writer and executive producer Adam Glass.

A single mother is living her everyday American life when her mysterious past as a Russian spy comes to light. She was once known as “The Whisperer,” a deadly agent who must help track down a copycat who is on a killing spree.

The series stars Margarita Levieva, Cillian O’Sullivan, Lydia Fleming and Charles Brice.

The Orbital Children

Netflix has released the first season of the sci-fi anime series The Orbital Children, which consists of six episodes. This series is being raised for the characters, animation, and riveting plotline.

This story is set in 2045, when AI has become so advanced that space travel is a normal occurrence. Five children from Earth and its moon travel to the Japanese-built Anshine space station. An accident leaves the children behind and they must take their survival into their own hands.

Which Netflix shows are you watching this weekend? Let us know in the comments below.