What’s coming to Netflix in May: Michelle Wolf's weekly talk show
Along with another season of 'Kimmy Schmidt' and Danish sci-fi show 'The Rain.'
While we still want a complete list of what's leaving Netflix, at least the streaming service provides a heads-up for what's in store. In May, we'll get a slew of new shows and old favorites, including additional seasons of The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Dear White People and Guillermo del Toro's hit kids series Trollhunters. Plus, the newly-infamous Michelle Wolf's weekly talkshow starts May 27th.
David Letterman's interview show, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, is dropping one episode at the beginning of the month with Tina Fey and another at the end with Howard Stern. May 4th sees the debut of Danish original show The Rain, which is both an imported series (like Dark) and a sci-fi show, which Netflix is now focusing on.
On the new Netflix original films front, Anon is a sci-fi thriller from the director of Gattaca about a murderer deleting data to evade capture, starring Amanda Seyfried and Clive Owen. Viewers can also catch Cargo, an Australian zombie survival film starring the ineffable Martin Freeman, or the girls trip-style Ibiza starring Community's Gillian Jacobs and 2 Dope Queens' Phoebe Robinson. Plus, last year's incredible Pixar film Coco is coming to the streaming platform at the end of the month.
If you're a comedy person, Netflix is also adding several original specials, including those from John Mulaney, Hari Kondabolu, Ali Wong and Tig Notaro. Be sure to check out what's leaving the platform next month lest you miss out.
