Here’s everything that’s coming to and leaving Netflix Canada in March 2022.
Bridgerton: season 2
The first season of revisionist costume drama Bridgerton struck a chord with young audiences even if critics didn’t exactly buy into its superficially progressive gambit. The series from Shondaland gave us Jane Austen-lite romance with a diverse cast, where (light-skinned) Black men and women could take part in Regency era courting season and no one bats an eye, not even the gossip columnist narrating the season. Curious to see whether season two will challenge the whole race-blind England fantasy. It will have to do so without Regé-Jean Page, the departing heartthrob from the original season. (Radheyan Simonpillai) March 25
Worst Roommate Ever
Okay. We’re not talking about inconsiderate roomies who leave the toilet seat up, don’t do their dishes or blast their music 24/7. This new anthology docuseries explores sharing homes with violent con artists or brutal killers. It’s executive produced by Jason Blum, the guy responsible for The Purge series, so expect some major scares. (Glenn Ssumi) March 1
Pieces Of Her
Based on a 2018 novel by Karin Slaughter, this limited series stars Toni Collette as Laura Oliver and Bella Heathcote as her adult daughter Andy, who live in a sleepy Georgia town where nothing ever happens… until a violent incident lands Laura in the hospital, sending Andy on the run to discover almost nothing about her mother’s life is to be believed. Jessica Barden and Omari Hardwick are among the supporting players, and the whole thing was shot in Australia – just like last summer’s Clickbait. Will this show have the same twisty-turny urgency, or just be another in Netflix’s never-ending line of series about families, trauma and long-buried secrets? Let’s find out. (NW) March 4
The Andy Warhol Diaries
The iconic pop-art figure’s diaries were published posthumously in 1989, and now they form the basis of this six-part docuseries, which covers everything from his humble childhood in Pittsburgh to his rise in the New York art scene to the infamous attempt on his life (by Valerie Solanas) in 1968. The series, produced by the ubiquitous Ryan Murphy, features interviews with people who knew him well, like Jerry Hall and Bob Colacello, and Warhol’s own words come to life via an AI-version of his voice. (GS) March 9
Queer Eye Germany
It was only a matter of time before this groundbreaking makeover series featuring five queer experts in lifestyle, fashion, beauty, health and design went international. Now Germany offers up their own Fab Five: Jan-Henrik, David, Ayan, Leni and Aljosha will be travelling the country and transforming people into more fabulous versions of their former selves. Never mind that some of them look like Mike Myers’s SNL Dieter character. March 9
The Adam Project
Ryan Reynolds and director Shawn Levy follow Free Guy with this sci-fi adventure about a contemporary kid (newcomer Walker Scobell) who discovers the pilot who crashed in the woods outside his home is actually his own older self (Reynolds), who’s travelled back in time in an effort to save the world from… something. Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo play their parents, and if this whole thing turns out to be a secret 13 Going On 30 sequel we will be very, very impressed. (NW) March 11
Mad Max: Fury Road
Three decades after going beyond Thunderdome, George Miller revisited his post-apocalyptic series and delivered one of the greatest action movies ever made, a glorious, brutal, utterly thrilling adventure pitting Tom Hardy’s Max and Charlize Theron’s Furiosa against the death cult of Immortan Joe in a chase across an endless desert. And with the publication of Blood, Sweat & Chrome: The Wild And True Story Of Mad Max Fury Road, a new book from New York Times columnist Kyle Buchanan, you’re probably itching to revisit it. So here it is! Isn’t that handy? (NW) March 13
Human Resources
If you’ve ever wondered what the assorted Hormone Monsters, Depression Kitties, Shame Wizards and Anxiety Mosquitoes do when they’re not tormenting the pubescent stars of Big Mouth, you’re about to find out in this animated spinoff, which mixes familiar characters like Maury (Nick Kroll), Connie (Maya Rudolph), Lionel (David Thewlis), Tito (Maria Bamford), Rochelle (Keke Palmer) and Walter (Brandon Kyle Goodman) with new central characters like Emmy The Love Bug (Aidy Bryant), Pete The Logic Rock (Randall Park) and Gavin The Hormone Monster With An Uncomfortable Obsession With Self-Mutilation (Bobby Cannavale, and no it’s best not to ask). Tim Robinson, Henry Winkler, Rosie Perez, Pamela Adlon and Ali Wong are also involved. (NW) March 18
Is It Cake?
Just when you thought there couldn’t be another baking competition show, along comes this series, which features cake artists recreating things like handbags and sewing machines… all made of delicious you-know-what. Inspired by the popular meme, the series it hosted by SNL’s Mikey Day and features celebrity guest judges including comic Fortune Feimster and Queer Eye’s Karamo Brown. Yum. (GS) March 18
Trust No One: The Hunt For The Bitcoin King
Audiences have been eating up stories of hustlers wielding new technology lately. Look at how popular the social media con artist narratives in Inventing Anna and The Tinder Swindler turned out. Trust No One takes that true crime genre to the next buzzword: crypto. The documentary is about the Canadian crypto exchange founder who suspiciously died holding the passwords to hundreds of millions of other people’s Bitcoin, potentially leaving their savings in the blockchain void. The film follows the internet sleuths who launched their own investigation into Quadriga’s Gerald Cotton, trying to figure out the potential crypto Ponzi scheme that he was a part of and whether his death is simply part of the hustle. March 30
The full list of new titles available on Netflix Canada in March 2022 by date:
TV shows
Coming soon
800 Meters
Tomorrow
March 1
The Guardians Of Justice
Worst Roommate Ever
March 2
Savage Rhythm
March 3
He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe (season 2)
Midnight At The Pera Palace
The Parisian Agency: Exclusive Properties (season 2)
Surviving Paradise: A Family Tale
Whindersson Nunes: My Own Show!
March 4
Lies And Deceit
Making Fun
Pieces Of Her
March 6
Shameless (season 11)
March 8
An Astrological Guide For Broken Hearts (season 2)
Last One Standing
Taylor Tomlinson: Look At You
March 9
The Andy Warhol Diaries
Byron Baes
Queer Eye Germany
The Last Kingdom (season 5)
March 10
Karma’s World (season 2)
Kotaro Lives Alone
Love, Life & Everything In Between
March 11
The Flash (season 8, new episode)
Formula 1: Drive To Survive (season 4)
Life After Death With Tyler Henry
Once Upon A Time… Happily Never After
March 15
Catherine Cohen: The Twist? She’s Gorgeous.
Team Zenko Go
March 16
Bad Vegan: Fame, Fraud, Fugitives
Hei$t: The Great Robbery Of Brazil’s Central Bank
Pedal To Metal
March 17
Soil
March 18
Alessandro Cattelan: One Simple Question
Animal (season 2)
Cracow Monsters
The Flash (season 8, new episode)
Human Resources
Is It Cake?
Light The Night (part 3)
Standing Up
Top Boy (season 2)
Young, Famous & African (season 2)
March 22
Jeff Foxworthy: The Good Old Days
The Principles Of Pleasure
March 25
Bridgerton (season 2)
Transformers: BotBots
March 29
Mighty Express (season 6)
Mike Epps: Indiana Mike
Thermae Romae Novae
March 30
Trust No One: The Hunt For The Crypto King
March 31
Casual (seasons 1-4)
Super PupZ
Movies
March 1
The Breakfast Club
Bridget Jones’s Diary
Chalet Girl
Dead Man Down
Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas
The Girl With a Pearl Earring
Leap Year
Liar Liar
Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels
Merci Pour Tout
Secretary
She’s All That
Ted
March 2
Against The Ice
The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure
The Weekend Away
March 4
The Invisible Thread
Meskina
March 8
Autumn Girl
March 9
The Bombardment
March 11
The Adam Project
March 13
The Last Samurai
Mad Max: Fury Road
Wedding Crashers
March 15
Adam By Eve: A Live In Animation
Marilyn’s Eyes
One Piece Film: Strong World
March 17
Rescued By Ruby
March 18
Black Crab
Windfall
Without Saying Goodbye
March 19
The Invisible Man (2020)
March 21
In Good Hands
March 23
The Wedding Year
March 24
Love Like The Falling Petals
March 30
All Hail
March 31
Like A Boss
A Walk Among The Tombstones
Last call
TV series and movies leaving Netflix Canada in March 2022.
March 4
Broadchurch (seasons 1-3)
March 11
T2 Trainspotting
March 19
Scream Queens (seasons 1-2)
March 4
Twilight
The Twilight Saga: New Moon
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2
