June is almost here, which means a whole new slate of shows and movies to watch on Netflix. Some of the content is available starting on June 1, while other shows and movies will be available a little later next month.
On June 22, Season 3 of The Umbrella Academy hits Netflix. In the latest trailer released earlier this month--which you can see below--fans get their first look at Elliot Page's return as Viktor Hargreeves. Viktor appears alongside the rest of the crew as they come to terms with escaping one apocalypse by apparently creating another--and also dealing with the alternate timeline Sparrow Academy. We also seemingly get our first look at the show's new location of Hotel Oblivion. Season 2 was released in August 2020--check out GameSpot's review here.
A bit earlier in the month, Peaky Blinders: Season 6 comes to Netflix on June 10. These episodes conclude the popular British period crime drama, though the story may continue «in another form,» which will most likely be a movie. (Creator Steven Knight has been saying this since at least as far back as 2018, for show plans once Season 6 wraps.) Each season spans six tightly plotted, well-crafted, and extremely violent episodes--the final season does not disappoint. But know going in that some doors may be left open in the end for more story, still.
In between those two picks, Iron Chef: Quest for an Iron Legend hits Netflix on June 15. Fans of the original Food Network classic who were a little more lukewarm on the recent revivals may find a lot to appreciate about this Netflix version. It's being promoted as a more back-to-basics take on the long-running show that blends cooking with battling, before this became a reliable genre. Plus, the billed celebrity judges
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