If you’re anything like us, then you’re probably already preparing your streaming schedule for March 2023. Whether you’re looking for a feel-good movie or an edge-of-your-seat thriller, there are countless options for viewers of all ages. In addition to new releases—like Murder Mystery 2—there are also multiple shows that are returning for new seasons, including Succession, Ted Lasso and Yellowjackets.
Keep scrolling for ten shows and movies to watch this month.
Star Wars fans better gear up for another season of The Mandalorian. The Last of Us star Pedro Pascal is reprising his role as Din Djarin in season 3, where he returns home to face consequences for committing a cardinal sin. Plus, he’s caring for Grogu (David Acord) who’s cute but quite a handful.
Season 1 of Sex/Life introduces viewers to Billie (Sarah Shahi), a suburban mom who’s growing tired of her boring routing with her husband. And in season 2 (premiering on March 2), she explores other relationship options.
The show hasn’t premiered yet, and it’s already making headlines because it’s based on the wildly popular book by Taylor Jenkins Reid. The story is about a ’70s rock band that called it quits at the peak of their success. Fast-forward one decade, and the musicians are finally ready to explain what happened.
Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) may seem normal to his peers, but he’s far from it. He is known for developing deep obsessions with the females in his life, and he won’t stop pursuing them until he gets what he wants. The first part of season 4 ends on a cliffhanger with Joe and Rhys (Ed Speleers), so be sure to tune into the second half beginning March 9.
If you loved watching Idris Elba on Luther, you need to tune into this all-new follow-up film. Although the titular character is serving time in prison after the events in the series finale, he’s able to escape after a brawl gone awry. Can he finish what he started?
Ted Lasso is releasing its third—and likely final— season. The new installment picks up right where the previous one ends, with Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis) returning to lead AFC Richmond, a mediocre Premier League soccer team in the U.K. According to Ted Lasso editors AJ Catoline and Melissa McCoy, the new episodes feature bigger character arcs for Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham) and Nate (Nick Mohammed).
This anthology series explores the effects of climate change and how they impact our planet. Not only is it created by Scott Z. Burns (Contagion, An Inconvenient Truth), but it also features an all-star ensemble cast, including Meryl Streep, Kit Harington, Matthew Rhys, Daveed Diggs, David Schwimmer and Sienna Miller.
Meet Logan Roy (Brian Cox), the head of the largest media conglomerate in the world. When he informs his children of his upcoming retirement, they battle against each other to claim the top spot. Season 4 further explores their family dynamic and how it affects the impending sale of Waystar Royco.
The show follows an all-girl high school soccer team who become stranded in the wilderness after surviving a plane crash. Showtime hasn’t released many details about Yellowjackets season 2, but the teaser shows Natalie being put under hypnosis. When she’s asked to explore her past and explain what she sees, she says: “Darkness. We brought it back with us.”
Remember the original mystery movie starring Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler? Well, the stars are reprising their roles in this upcoming sequel where Audrey and Nick Spitz launch their very own private detective agency. When they attend a wedding on a private island, they’re shocked to learn the groom has been kidnapped, and everyone (including the Spitzes) is a suspect.