We all know what it's like, your favourite shows drops a new season onto Netflix, and you have to restrain yourself from binging through the entire season in one night. Well, despite releasing huge series like Stranger Things 3 in one go, it looks like Netflix could be about to move to releasing one a week - like old school TV!
If these proposed plans go ahead, this could mean the end to binge-watching your favourite TV shows on the day of release, instead, having to wait until they're all out at the end of the season, or watching them one at a time on the day of release.
The news comes after Netflix US responded to a tweet from Complex Pop Culture saying, 'The weekly release of licensed titles (like Great British Baking Show) isn't new and in hopes of keeping Rhythm + Flow's winner a surprise, we're trying something new! but not happening with more shows than that'.
Referring to The Great British Baking Show, known as Bake Off to us, Netflix confirmed that the weekly release of licensed title isn't new, however they are 'trying something new'.
Cardi B's new competition, Rhythm & Flow, is also set to be released in batches, with just the first four episodes of the 10-episode series being released to begin with in October.
In the meantime, Netflix is still releasing many of its series in one go, such as Stranger Things 3, which was released in July this year. On release, the series broke several streaming records with 18 million people watching the entire third season within four days of its release.
Now take a look at Netflix series you should watch this year:
Netflix 2019 shows - stacked
1 of 8Nightflyers
Based on a short book, set in the future, Nightflyers follows a crew of explorers on a journey on the most advanced ship in the galaxy, The Nightflyer. As they near their destination, they discover their ship might actually be taking them towards deadly and unspeakable horrors!
2 of 8Star Trek: Discovery Season 2
Star Trek: Discovery is back for another series! The first season of Star Trek: Discovery featured a new ship, new characters, and new missions, while staying true to the original franchise.
3 of 8The Umbrella Academy
Based on a popular, award-winning comics and graphic novels, The Umbrella Academy follows forty-three babies who are inexplicably born to random, unconnected women. Seven of the children are adopted by Sir Reginald Hargreeves, a billionaire industrialist, however as teenagers the family becomes fractured.
4 of 8The Rain Season 2
The first season of The Rain was released in 2018 and has been so successful it's back once again in 2019. The Rain is set six years after a brutal virus carried by the rain wipes out almost all humans in Scandinavia. However, two Danish siblings have survived and emerge from the safety of their bunker to find all remnants of civilisation gone.
5 of 8Our Planet
Our Planet was filmed over four years, and combines the spectacular photography of Planet Earth with an unprecedented look at the planet's remaining wilderness areas and their animal inhabitants.
6 of 8ELITE Season 2
ELITE returns for another season in 2019. Following the children at Las Encinas, the best and most exclusive school in Spain, in the first season viewers got to see what happened when three working class kids were admitted to the elite school after their academy was destroyed by an earthquake.
7 of 8Disenchantment Season 2
From the creator of The Simpsons, Disenchantment returns for a second season. This adult animated comedy fantasy series was super popular earlier this year and returns for Netflix in 2019.
8 of 8Stranger Things 3
Another popular Netflix series that we can watch is Stranger Things 3.
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