Keeping up with everything on Netflix is almost like fighting the mythical Hydra. Every time you finish a show, three more seem to pop up in its place. But it’s that seemingly unlimited well of content that has made it the most popular streamer today, even amidst the numerous amount of competition. And so, at the end of every week, we kick up our feet, grab the remote, and listen for that classic “tudum” sound as we dive into Netflix’s voluminous library.
Luckily for you, Parade has flagged three new shows coming to Netflix this week that can become your new binge obsession! Here’s what you need to check out this weekend (June 12-14, 2026).
New on Netflix (June 19-21, 2026)America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Season 3
‘America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’Courtesy of Netflix
We’re still a little less than three months away from the kickoff to this year’s NFL season. But for those who are looking to whet their appetite for the gridiron, Netflix has you covered with the third season of America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Once again, the docuseries covers the entirety of the Cowboys’ NFL season through the eyes of the sideline. The process starts with the auditions, as newcomers leave it all on the field in the hopes of filling one of only six coveted spots on the squad, leading all the way to game day. And, with America’s Sweethearts becoming a Netflix mainstay, Season 3 starts to show the fame the cheerleaders have come into in their own right. How will the squad be able to balance social media notoriety and their own rising stardom with subsequent increased scrutiny from fans? Regardless, they’ll be sure to bring passion, poise and pizzazz to leave Netflix subscribers happily asking, “How ’bout them Cowboys?”
Related: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Announces Major Personal News
Beavis and Butt-head
‘Beavis and Butt-head’Courtesy of Netflix
Last year, we saw the resurgence of perhaps Mike Judge’s most renowned project, as King of the Hill returned to our screens. But arguably his most impactful show isn’t with Hank Hill, but the mysterious “Cornholio.” Initially constructed as animated shorts to play between music videos, the popularity of Beavis and Butt-head spawned an entire series, two separate reboots, and even a pair of feature films. And now, if you’re looking to do some of your own sniggering from the couch, the entire show is now available on Netflix, between both the MTV version (labeled “the Mike Judge Collection”) and the current iteration on Paramount+.
I Will Find You
(L to R) Britt Lower as Rachel Mills and Sam Worthington as David Burroughs in ‘I Will Find You’Courtesy of Netflix
In August 2018, famed writer Harlan Coben penned a deal with Netflix, ushering in adaptations of a whopping 14 of his novels. Since then, we’ve seen a myriad of his works on the small screen, including The Stranger, Fool Me Once, and Runaway. Now, a new one arrives in I Will Find You, a tense thriller centered around a man played by Sam Worthington who is falsely imprisoned, accused of murdering his three-year-old son. After spending five years behind bars, new information comes to light that has him staging a prison break, desperate to discover not only who set him up, but if his son is truly alive. Co-starring Milo Ventimiglia (This is Us) and Britt Lower (Severance), if you’re a fan of high-octane mystery, diverging narratives, and game-changing twists, you will find I Will Find You a great way to spend the weekend.
Related: Netflix’s ‘I Will Find You’ Ending Explained: Who Killed Matthew?
This story was originally published by Parade on Jun 19, 2026, where it first appeared in the TV section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.