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Netflix‘s first TUDUM, the streamer’s global fan event, is in the books — and what a wild three plus hours it’s been! Netflix announced a bevy of show renewals, released new trailers, unveiled first looks, and more, showcasing a promising lineup of new entertainment in the months to come. If you’re a fan of any Netflix Original (and seriously, we mean any), the streamer probably announced some news you’ll want to read before new episodes premiere. We’ve rounded up the 10 biggest drops from TUDUM today so you don’t have to piece through the three-hour long livestream, which is now available to watch on YouTube.
While we don’t have the time to rattle off every single announcement made during TUDUM, there were a few stand-outs: we’re talking Stranger Things, The Crown, and The Umbrella Academy. The streamer did tease a few sequels for films like Extraction, Murder Mystery, and Enola Holmes, as well as gave premiere dates for new seasons of Cobra Kai and Tiger King. There’s so much in store for Netflix subscribers.
Without further ado, here are the biggest winners from Netflix’s major TUDUM livestream.
'Stranger Things': Season 4 Teaser
Stranger Things gave us a creepy new look at Season 4, which is set to release on Netflix next year. Welcome to the Creel House: in the trailer, we see an eerie mansion and some old-timey folks moving in. Then, finally, we’re reunited with the Stranger Things crew. Dustin and Steve get a special spotlight in the clip, which is a perfect blend of thrills and humor. What could the lore behind the Creel House be? We’ll have to wait to find out when the next season drops!
'Money Heist': A Sneak Peek at the Final Episodes
Money Heist will be back with new episodes soon. Unfortunately, those episodes mark the final set in the hit Netflix series, and at TUDUM, the streamer debuted the final first look at the show. The Professor (Álvaro Morte) is up to one final heist in this clip, but it seems the crew isn’t really on his side this time around. Why? Well, he’s disappeared. Watch the first clip — it’ll only make you antsy for more episodes, which will debut this December.
'Ozark': A First Look at the Final Season
Sadly, Ozark is also coming to an end with its next season on Netflix. At TUDUM, we got a new clip from the upcoming fourth and final season, catching us up with Byrde family. Jason Bateman and Laura Linney return as Marty and Wendy, clearly shaken up as they’re bloodied and tearful. Although this will be the last season of Ozark, don’t worry about things wrapping up too soon: Netflix is separating the upcoming season into Parts 1 and 2, so we’ve still got plenty of time left with the hit drama.
'Bridgerton': Season 2 Exclusive Clip
The Bridgertons are back! Well, to be more specific: Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey) returned for a first clip from Season 2 of Bridgerton. After his younger sister Daphne (Phoebe Dynevor) married off in the first season of the hit romance series, the second season will hone in on Anthony’s romance with Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley). And, boy, this is going to be one hate-to-love story to remember! In the first clip, the two duke it out in a garden, sporting gorgeous garments, as always. Tensions are high, and love is in the air.
'The Sandman': A First Look and Character Posters
Did you see this in your dream last night? Netflix released a first look at The Sandman, an adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s classic comic book series, meaning we got our first look at Tom Sturridge as Dream, aka Morpheus. Charles Dance’s Roderick Burgess captures Morpheus in the clip, which revealed some of the other big cast members set to bring The Sandman to life. We also got three character posters — one for Dream, Death (Kirby Howell-Baptiste), and Desire (Mason Alexander).
'Cowboy Bebop': Opening Credits
Spike Spiegel is coming to Netflix. During TUDUM, the streamer unveiled a new sneak peek at the live action adaptation of the hit animated series. We got to see the opening credits for Cowboy Bebop, which only made us more excited for what’s to come. The iconic Yoko Kanno returned to compose the theme song for Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop, and the result will give you chills. Cowboy Bebop is set to debut on Netflix on Nov. 19.
'Emily in Paris': Season 2 Premiere Date and First Look
The most eccentric phone case ever is coming back, and so is Emily in Paris. Netflix revealed the Season 2 premiere date at today’s TUDUM event, meaning chocolate croissants and high fashion are on their way back to our screens soon. Most importantly: we got a first look at the sophomore season of Lily Collins’ hit romance series in a new teaser, giving us a hint at what’s to come from our favorite fashionista. (Or, for some, our favorite “ringarde.”) Just look at those mustard gloves! Emily in Paris will be back on Netflix for Season 2 on December 22.
'The Crown': Season 5 Premiere Month
Season 5 of The Crown will be here next year! The news was announced by none other than Queen Elizabeth (Imelda Staunton) herself during TUDUM today. While we will have to wait a whole year until the next installation of Netflix’s buzzy historical piece debuts, we got a sneak preview at Staunton as our new Queen. And she looks fantastic! Season 5 of The Crown will debut on Netflix in November 2022.
'The Umbrella Academy': A Look Behind the Scenes
The Umbrella Academy is returning for Season 3 — soon! And we have proof as of today’s TUDUM stream, as we got a look behind the scenes on set for the third season. The cast finished filming last month, so hopefully, that means more episodes in store soon. Cast-members including Elliot Page, Tom Hopper, Robert Sheehan Emmy Raver-Lampman, David Castañeda, Ritu Arya, and Aidan Gallagher gave fans a look at what goes on when they aren’t performing as superheroes on the show.
'The Witcher': Season 3 Renewal and Much More
The real winners of TUDUM? Any fans of The Witcher. Netflix delivered on new content in The Witcher universe today, to say the least! Even after WitcherCon, the streamer still had plenty of new clips to debut. We got a trailer for Season 2 of The Witcher featuring Henry Cavill, and that’s not all! Netflix also debuted our first look at The Witcher: Blood Origin and announced The Witcher will return for Season 3. And if that wasn’t enough, the streamer also announced a new, family-friendly series based on the world of The Witcher, as well as a new anime movie. The universe is expanding, and we’re here for it!
