Feb. 16-22: Netflix to Add 13 New Titles This Week – Here’s the One You Don’t Want to Miss

By Phillip Swann
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Netflix this week (February 16-22, 2025) plans to add 13 new TV shows and movies to its streaming lineup. Here is the one show you don’t want to miss, in my humble opinion:

Zero Day – Netflix Original Series
Robert De Niro stars as a former president of the United States who investigates the secrets behind a crippling cyberattack while trying to shield some troubling personal secrets. This is De Niro’s first TV series and it’s a particularly interesting choice now since De Niro has been a frequent and outspoken critic of the man who was just elected president of the real United States, President Donald J. Trump. The grand actor tells Netflix’s Tudum that the show serves as a warning that a president in real life should not “play games. Be honest about what’s going on so that the public knows what’s going on.” Zero Day’s supporting cast is also impressive with Angela Bassett as the show’s current president; Jesse Plemons (who worked with De Niro in Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon) as De Niro’s aide; Lizzy Caplan as a New York congresswoman; and Connie Britton as De Niro’s former chief of staff. Debuts on Netflix on Thursday, February 20.

Complete List of New Titles Coming This Week to Netflix

Sunday, February 16
Don’t Let Go
Gold
Ted 2

Monday, February 17
Gabby’s Dollhouse, Season 11
American Murder: Gabby Petito

Tuesday, February 18
Court of Gold
The Graham Norton Show: Best Bits: The Week of February 7, 2025
Offline Love
Rosebud Baker: The Mother Lode

Wednesday, February 19
My Family
To Catch a Killer

Thursday, February 20
Operation Finale
Zero Day

Saturday, February 22
SAKAMOTO DAYS (new episode)

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