The seven returning TV shows set to dominate February streaming

February is shaping up to be a strong month for returning television, with romance, crime and high-stakes thrillers all making their way back onto streaming platforms. From glossy period drama to twist-driven suspense, here are seven returning series worth adding to your watchlist this month.

Bridgerton season 4 part 2

The second half of the fourth season picks up Benedict Bridgerton’s romance with Sophie Baek, as the fallout from his controversial proposal threatens to push their relationship into dangerous territory. With secrecy, scandal and emotional stakes rising across the Ton, the new episodes are expected to lean further into the show’s signature mix of longing and drama.
Releasing 26 February on Netflix.

The Lincoln Lawyer season 4

The legal drama returns following a jaw-dropping finale, with criminal defence lawyer Mickey Haller framed for murder after a body is discovered in the boot of his car. Season four follows the fight to clear his name, with his freedom, reputation and family all hanging in the balance.
Now streaming on Netflix.

Cross season 2

Based on the novels by James Patterson, the crime thriller returns with a new season that continues its focus on high-pressure investigations and moral grey areas. While reactions to the first season were mixed, anticipation has grown for the show’s second outing, with viewers keen to see how the story sharpens its edge.
Releasing weekly on Prime Video.

The Artful Dodger season 2

The inventive historical drama returns with more schemes, rivalries and romance, following the reformed thief as he is once again drawn into dangerous territory. The series blends period spectacle with character-driven storytelling, earning a loyal following since its debut.
Now streaming on Disney Plus.

The Night Agent season 3

The White House thriller returns with Peter Sutherland dealing with the consequences of a risky deal, while working alongside a journalist to uncover a far-reaching conspiracy. Known for its relentless pacing and escalating tension, the new season looks set to raise the stakes further.
Releasing 19 February on Netflix.

The Last Thing He Told Me season 2

Jennifer Garner reprises her role as Hannah, with the second season resuming after the shock reappearance of her husband Owen, years after his disappearance. As old secrets resurface, the series continues to explore trust, betrayal and the cost of uncovering the truth.
Releasing 20 February on Apple TV Plus.

Paradise season 2

Sterling K. Brown returns as special agent Xavier in the follow-up to the twist-heavy thriller that surprised viewers with its debut season. Season two sees Xavier embark on a new mission after discovering his wife, believed to have died in a nuclear blast, may still be alive.
Releasing 23 February on Disney Plus.