Witches, zombies, drug lords, Roman emperors, dominatrices — whatever your thing is, chances are that Netflix has a show about it. Along with the highly anticipated return of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (and Sabrina's super spicy love triangle), Netflix has a ton of new comedies, thrillers, docuseries, and apocalyptic horrors premiering and returning in April, and we honestly might have to quit our jobs just to binge them all. Clear out your schedules and check out the gallery for all of the Netflix originals that will be available to stream sometime this April.
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This dark, witchy thriller is returning for a second season, following Sabrina (played by Kiernan Shipka) as she finds herself torn between a sexy warlock, Nicholas, and her mortal boyfriend, Harvey, while also trying to balance her friends, her new school, and her newly discovered darker side. You know, just your average teenage stuff.
When it's available: April 5
From the creators behind Blue Planet and Planet Earth, this eight-part nature docuseries will be hosted by renowned British naturalist David Attenborough, taking viewers on a tour of the world's most beautiful and precious natural habitats.
When it's available: April 5
This eclectic collection of four short Korean films — each produced by a different acclaimed Korean director — will tell the story of four different characters, each film exploring and revolving around a unique persona.
When it's available: April 5
The third six-part installment of this docuseries — all dedicated to the origins of the historical Roman Empire — will focus on Caligula, a once-beloved emperor who shocked both his troops and the people of Rome by evolving into a notoriously cruel and depraved ruler who tormented his subjects.
When it's available: April 5
In this Mexican political thriller starring Narcos' Damián Alcázar, a group of intrepid local journalists risk their lives to uncover a dark conspiracy after a gubernatorial candidate is unexpectedly assassinated, working to expose the real-life dangers that journalists in Mexico face every day.
When it's available: April 5
Serving as a companion prequel series to the Syfy series Z Nation, this zombie apocalypse drama will follow a mother (played by Heart of Dixie's Jaime King) who becomes separated from her daughter during the first days of a terrifying Summer zombie attack and the lengths that she goes to in order to reunite with her child.
When it's available: April 11
This comedy series will offer a semiautobiographical look into comedian Gad Elmaleh's real-life experience of reconnecting with his son and reinventing himself in LA, focusing on the big changes in Gad's career and personal life now that he no longer has the comfort of the fame he'd become accustomed to in France.
When it's available: April 12
Based on the hilarious Ryan O'Connell's part-memoir, part-manifesto I'm Special: And Other Lies We Tell Ourselves, this coming-of-age comedy series will follow O'Connell's own challenges and triumphs as a gay man navigating the world with mild cerebral palsy.
When it's available: April 12
This sweet South Korean series will follow a young college-age man who finds himself unexpectedly housing four of his friends, following all of their messy, awkward encounters with dates and with each other as they strive to experience first love.
When it's available: April 18
In this quirky British sitcom's fifth season, lawyer Ken (played by Greg Davies) will discover a rich half-sister that he never knew he had, and though he thinks he'll be able to benefit off this new relationship, his hopes are quickly dashed when the sister's financial circumstances unexpectedly change for the worse.
When it's available: April 19
In the second installment of this zany Brazilian comedy, former '80s child star Samantha continues to scheme with her husband and two kids to cling to her relative celebrity and launch herself back into the limelight.
When it's available: April 19
Based on the novel of the same name by Aravind Adiga, this Indian drama — which is centered around a 14-year-old cricket prodigy who tries out for Mumbai's under-19 cricket team and finds himself face-to-face with his older brother's rival — will be adding on to its first season with new episodes.
When it's available: April 22
In this new short-form dark comedy series, two former high school BFFs, Pete and Tiff, reconnect years later in New York City only to discover that Pete is gay and that Tiff (who attends grad school by day) is secretly one of the city's top dominatrices, introducing Pete to a whole new underground world of sexual secrecy and BDSM.
When it's available: April 24
The second season of Netflix's first Turkish original series will continue the adventures of Hakan, a young shopkeeper whose world changes forever when he learns he's connected to a secret ancient order, the Loyal Ones, and tasked with protecting Istanbul against the resurgent Immortals.
When it's available: April 26
From the creators of Chef's Table, this new foodie series will feature some of the best street food from around the world, from hawker stalls to food carts, with season one exploring the rich cultural food traditional in nine countries throughout Asia.
When it's available: April 26
If you're a Narcos fan, then you'll love this new Mexican drama series, which follows a young entrepreneur from Texas with roots in the cocaine business who — in order to protect his family — crosses over the border to Mexico in order to become a powerful drug lord.
When it's available: April 26
