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The top 3 shows to binge on Netflix this weekend, January 23–25, 2026, include a brand new comedy series, a classic Western leaving in just a few days, and the #1 trending show in the world right now.
Netflix is also hosting the can't-miss live event Skyscraper Live starring world-class free solo climber Alex Honnold on Friday, January 23, at 8 p.m. ET. You won't want to miss that spectacular stream or any of these viral and critically acclaimed Netflix series this weekend.
Free Bert
Comedy fans can start enjoying the brand new Netflix series Free Bert starring comedian and podcaster Bert Kreischer on Thursday, January 22. The 6-part series was co-created by and stars Kreischer, who plays an exaggerated version of himself, like Larry David in Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Free Bert features an array of guest stars like T-Pain and Rob Lowe, as well as notable supporting actors like Chris Witaske (The Bear), Matthew Del Negro (Mayor of Kingstown), and Arden Myrin, who portrays Kreischer's real-life wife, LeeAnn. Fans of Kreischer and Netflix original comedies like Tires won't want to miss this new series.
The Hateful Eight: Extended Cut
Although it was originally released as a movie in 2015, Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight was re-released as a 4-part miniseries that will be leaving Netflix on Monday, January 26. If you haven't seen the extended cut, which features 26 additional minutes compared to the original film, this weekend is your last chance to do so on Netflix.
The Hateful Eight: Extended Cut features the same ensemble cast as the film, led by Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Walton Goggins, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, and more. With its lengthy 3.5-hour runtime, The Hateful Eight is truly best experienced as a 4-part miniseries – binge Tarantino's Western thriller on Netflix while there's still time.
His & Hers
For two consecutive weeks since its January 8 premiere, the 6-part psychological thriller series His & Hers has held the #1 trending worldwide spot on Netflix. Led by the fantastic duo of Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal, this suspenseful whodunnit mystery has dominated global charts throughout January 2026.
If you haven't seen His & Hers by now, consider this weekend a fantastic opportunity to do so, considering that this is the first week of the new year in which Netflix hasn't dropped a brand new thriller series. Other new additions, like the teen drama series Finding Her Edge or the cooking reality show Just a Dash, are also available as of this week. That said, His & Hers has been so successful that it deserves the spotlight once again this weekend on Netflix.
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