You may have noticed a ton of trailers were released this weekend and that’s because Netflix held its TUDUM event—a three-hour virtual showcase of previews and panels they dubbed a “Global Fan Event”. The event showcased a ton of new and returning titles and we’re most excited about our favorite shows returning! Here are the sneak peeks of the shows we’re most excited about.

The Witcher, Season 2

The Witcher got two clips from the upcoming season with the first being a look at Kristofer Hivju’s monstrous character Nivellen and the second being of Ciri, played by Freya Allan. There was also an extended “Road to Season 2” trailer which showed never-before-seen footage from the upcoming season and Netflix announced the show will be returning for a third season.

Stranger Things, Season 4

Things are getting spooky in Season 4 of Stranger Things with a new creepy house titled Creel House. The trailer starts with a look at the Creel family moving into their home in the 1950s, but the family is murdered before it cuts to the present day in the series with the Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) are her gang. The show is set to be released in 2022.

Emily in Paris, Season 2

Emily in Paris starring, Lily Collins will be returning on December 22 and Season 2 will shoot in Paris, St. Tropez, and other locations in the South of France.

Bridgerton, Season 2

Season 2 of Bridgerton will focus on Anthony Bridgerton’s (Jonathan Bailey) search for a wife and it looks like he’s met his match with potential suitor Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley). The show hasn’t been given a release date yet, but it’s been renewed for a third and fourth season.

Ozark, Season 4

The fourth and final season of Ozark showed a trailer with Wendy (Laura Linney) and Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman) washing blood off in the bathroom sink while in Mexico working with the drug cartel family. The final season hasn’t gotten a release date, but it will be two parts.

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Shadow and Bone is the latest Netflix show that got everyone talking, and it’s just a matter of time before the streaming giant renews it for another season. If you’ve already watched all the episodes, and can’t wait for the next chapter, here are few fantasy shows with a similar vibe.

Shadowhunters

Just like Alina Starkov, Clary Fray from Shadowhunters discovers she possesses mystical powers that are set to change the course of her life.

A Discovery of Witches

If the romance between Alina and Darkling happens to be your favorite part of Shadow and Bone, you’ll love this British series about a witch and a vampire who have an equally intense relationship.

Cursed

If you’re browsing through Netflix after binging Shadow and Bone, looking for a fantasy series with a similar vibe, this retelling of the Arthurian legend of the Lady of the Lake will be your cup of tea.

The Witcher

Another Netflix show based on a popular novel series, The Witcher is just the cure you need for your post-Shadow and Bone haze and it will give you a new fantasy world to obsess about.

His Dark Materials

Just like Shadow and Bone, this adaptation of Philip Pullman’s iconic novels centers on an orphan girl coming to terms with mystical powers and fighting against evil to protect her loved ones.

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Although video games have a huge influence on pop culture, only a few television shows and movies have managed to capture the vibe of gaming to the screen. But with the rise of Sonic the Hedgehog and Netflix’s The Witcher, this seems to be changing in 2020.

Sonic the Hedgehog had the best box office opening of any video game adaptation, earning over $70 million in its opening weekend. Despite the initial reluctance from fans of the game, the reviews for the film have been positive.

Netflix’s The Witcher had the platform’s biggest debut, and it’s one of the most popular shows of 2020.

In 2019, Pokémon Detective Pikachu earned over $430 million in box office revenue worldwide.

Still to come in September 2020 are Monster Hunter, a movie based on Capcom’s video game series, and Without Remorse, a movie based on the Rainbow Six games and movies.

There are about 15 more upcoming video game movies and TV shows to look forward to, including a movie adaptation of the shooting game Borderlands, a live-action TV series based on Final Fantasy XIV, a Resident Evil TV series, Minecraft the Movie, and an adaptation of Uncharted.

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You may have noticed a ton of trailers were released this weekend and that’s because Netflix held its TUDUM event—a three-hour virtual showcase of previews and panels they dubbed a “Global Fan Event”. The event showcased a ton of new and returning titles and we’re most excited about our favorite shows returning! Here are the sneak peeks of the shows we’re most excited about.

The Witcher, Season 2

The Witcher got two clips from the upcoming season with the first being a look at Kristofer Hivju’s monstrous character Nivellen and the second being of Ciri, played by Freya Allan. There was also an extended “Road to Season 2” trailer which showed never-before-seen footage from the upcoming season and Netflix announced the show will be returning for a third season.

Stranger Things, Season 4

Things are getting spooky in Season 4 of Stranger Things with a new creepy house titled Creel House. The trailer starts with a look at the Creel family moving into their home in the 1950s, but the family is murdered before it cuts to the present day in the series with the Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) are her gang. The show is set to be released in 2022.

Emily in Paris, Season 2

Emily in Paris starring, Lily Collins will be returning on December 22 and Season 2 will shoot in Paris, St. Tropez, and other locations in the South of France.

Bridgerton, Season 2

Season 2 of Bridgerton will focus on Anthony Bridgerton’s (Jonathan Bailey) search for a wife and it looks like he’s met his match with potential suitor Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley). The show hasn’t been given a release date yet, but it’s been renewed for a third and fourth season.

Ozark, Season 4

The fourth and final season of Ozark showed a trailer with Wendy (Laura Linney) and Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman) washing blood off in the bathroom sink while in Mexico working with the drug cartel family. The final season hasn’t gotten a release date, but it will be two parts.

The post Netflix Just Released Sneak Peeks for the Return of the Most-Anticipated Shows appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Shadow and Bone is the latest Netflix show that got everyone talking, and it’s just a matter of time before the streaming giant renews it for another season. If you’ve already watched all the episodes, and can’t wait for the next chapter, here are few fantasy shows with a similar vibe.

Shadowhunters

Just like Alina Starkov, Clary Fray from Shadowhunters discovers she possesses mystical powers that are set to change the course of her life.

A Discovery of Witches

If the romance between Alina and Darkling happens to be your favorite part of Shadow and Bone, you’ll love this British series about a witch and a vampire who have an equally intense relationship.

Cursed

If you’re browsing through Netflix after binging Shadow and Bone, looking for a fantasy series with a similar vibe, this retelling of the Arthurian legend of the Lady of the Lake will be your cup of tea.

The Witcher

Another Netflix show based on a popular novel series, The Witcher is just the cure you need for your post-Shadow and Bone haze and it will give you a new fantasy world to obsess about.

His Dark Materials

Just like Shadow and Bone, this adaptation of Philip Pullman’s iconic novels centers on an orphan girl coming to terms with mystical powers and fighting against evil to protect her loved ones.

The post Here’s What You Should Watch After “Shadow and Bone” appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Although video games have a huge influence on pop culture, only a few television shows and movies have managed to capture the vibe of gaming to the screen. But with the rise of Sonic the Hedgehog and Netflix’s The Witcher, this seems to be changing in 2020.

Sonic the Hedgehog had the best box office opening of any video game adaptation, earning over $70 million in its opening weekend. Despite the initial reluctance from fans of the game, the reviews for the film have been positive.

Netflix’s The Witcher had the platform’s biggest debut, and it’s one of the most popular shows of 2020.

In 2019, Pokémon Detective Pikachu earned over $430 million in box office revenue worldwide.

Still to come in September 2020 are Monster Hunter, a movie based on Capcom’s video game series, and Without Remorse, a movie based on the Rainbow Six games and movies.

There are about 15 more upcoming video game movies and TV shows to look forward to, including a movie adaptation of the shooting game Borderlands, a live-action TV series based on Final Fantasy XIV, a Resident Evil TV series, Minecraft the Movie, and an adaptation of Uncharted.

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