A new month means a whole new list of Netflix Originals, and older favorites heading to Netflix's streaming service. Your hosts Adrienne, Mick and Jeff are here to break it all down.

2019 is nearly here, and Netflix has revealed the HUGE list of what's coming and going from their service in January. Check it out!

2018 is coming to an end, but that doesn't mean Netflix is out of new releases and old classics to bring to their streaming service. Check out our breakdown of all the noteworthy comings and goings for this month, and we will see you in 2019!

November is nearly here, and your lovely Cord Cutter Podcast hosts are back with a rundown of what's coming and going from Netflix this month. Enjoy!

The gang is back, and we have a whole new list of movies and TV hitting Netflix this October! As you can imagine, we have a lot of spooky ground to cover.

Welcome to the 51st edition of The Cord Cutter Podcast! Prepare yourselves, because Mick, Adrienne and Jeff are about to discuss all the major things coming to (and leaving) Netflix in September, and you can rest assured that they will pull no punches! Your three hosts will get into the details of all the popular titles which are about to arrive on the streamer, as well as discussing some of the biggest Netflix original titles which will see their debut in the ninth month of 2018. And, we'll also give you a rundown of the major properties getting kicked off the service this month, so you know what to jump on before they leave at some point in September.

Adrienne is finally back with us, joining Mick and Jeff for a breakdown of all the great stuff coming and going from Netflix in August.

This month, Jeff McCobb and Mick Joest are here with the list of everything coming and going from Netflix in the month of July!

This week we are unfortunately without Adrienne, but Mick and Jeff do their best to hold things together without her. (Spoiler: She's sorely missed). Check out our breakdown of what's joining and leaving Netflix's lineup in June of 2018.

Welcome to the 47th edition of The Cord Cutter Podcast! It's time once again for another edition where we go over all the important comings and goings to and from Netflix for the month! May is very nearly upon us, folks, and that means that Netflix has a brand new slate of content ready to show up throughout the month in the form of classic and newer movies, TV shows that have recently wrapped new seasons and a whole slew of Netflix original films and shows from around the world.

This week we have another special episode about the new releases coming to Netflix in April 2018. Mick and Adrienne welcome Jeff McCobb back to the podcast and offer up their opinions on the biggest and best that the streaming service will have for cord cutters when we head into the new month.

Today we discuss some of the best-known classic TV comedies available on streaming that are just as relevant now as they were years ago. Joining Mick and Adrienne is a man who’s luckily made binge-watching into a career, CinemaBlend Editor Corey Chichizola. Some picks totally transcend time, and others are straight up unwatchable now. Tune in to find out what we think.

Sit down and get a bottle of whiskey handy because we're breaking down everything that happened during Jessica Jones Season 2, which debuted on Netflix last week. Joining Mick and Adrienne today, again, will be CinemaBlend Events Editor (and all around expert on superhero stuff) Eric Eisenberg. Jessica has set herself on the daunting task of finding the people who experimented on her against her will and gave her powers. And, lucky for us, that mission is going to lead to some intriguing discoveries for Jessica, Trish, Malcolm and the rest of Jessica's friends and enemies.

This edition of the podcast brings two very different Netflix properties to the forefront. Mute, from Duncan Jones, is a spiritual successor to his well-loved sci-fi film Moon; while Seven Seconds is a gritty, ripped-from-the-headlines type of tale that focuses on police corruption, so you can bet we'll have a lot to discuss!

Today we discuss everything you need to know before Jessica Jones Season 2 drops on Netflix on March 8. Joining Mick and Adrienne is CinemaBlend editor Corey Chichizola, who's seen the first five episodes and just interviewed star Krysten Ritter. He brings us highlights from that, and we discuss all the questions you might have after watching the show's trailer.

Today you'll be treated to a special episode about everything new on Netflix in March 2018. CinemaBlend video dude Jeff McCobb joins Mick and Adrienne with some hot takes on iconic titles and his own special brand of existential angst. Tune in and enjoy!

This week we have a rare treat for our favorite cord cutters. CinemaBlend videographer Jeff McCobb joins Mick and Adrienne with an exclusive interview with documentary filmmaker Noah Moskin about the process of getting his film, One More Shot, on streaming platforms. We'll talk about that movie, and several other documentaries and docu-series on today's episode.

This week CinemaBlend's own Corey Chichizola joins Mick and Adrienne to talk all about the return of The Walking Dead on AMC! The December cliffhanger revealed that Carl, Rick's only actual family and connection to his past, had been bitten in an area that would not allow him to simply cut away the infection. That's right, y'all, COOOOOORAAAAL is gonna die!

Today is a science fiction extravaganza! Mick and Adrienne talk about the new Netflix series Altered Carbon and the third film in the Cloverfield franchise, The Cloverfield Paradox, which came as a huge surprise when it debuted on Netflix right after the Super Bowl this past Sunday. Netflix has given subscribers some intriguing sci-fi to feast their eyes and brains on, but how do these two things really stack up?

Today Mick, Adrienne and their guest, CinemaBlend Managing Director and AwardsBlend Podcast host Sean O'Connell, discuss some of the best film franchises streaming has to offer right now. We tell you what's necessary viewing for film buffs and what you can go your whole life without seeing.