Television Series Arriving on Netflix, Amazon and Hulu in January 2016

New original and off-network series titles for the month of January will appear on the streaming video services Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu.

Leading up to its 11th season premiere this month on the FXX network, the entire tenth season of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” will be available on both Netflix and Hulu on Tuesday, Jan. 5. The long-running comedy stars Danny DeVito, Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, Kaitlin Olson and its show creator Rob McElhenney.

Also on Netflix on Jan. 5 will be the fourth season of comedy “New Girl.” The series returns for its fifth season on Fox this month — its premiere delayed til midseason to accommodate the pregnancy of star Zooey Deschanel (as well as trying to boost its recent sagging ratings).

Another critically-acclaimed but ratings-challenged comedy, NBC’s “Parks and Recreation” has its entire seventh and final season on Netflix available on January 13.

Four editions of the comedy-documentary “Chelsea Does”, Chelsea Handler’s first project since the conclusion of her E! talk show “Chelsea Lately” debuts on Netflix on Saturday, Jan. 23, a day after it is featured at the Sundance Film Festival.

Another notable original program to premiere this month exclusively on streaming is Amazon’s thriller “Mad Dogs” beginning Friday, Jan. 22. Based on the recent British series, the American version stars Michael Imperioli, Billy Zane, Steve Zahn, and Romany Malco as middle-aged friends who reunite to celebrate the retirement of a fellow friend/police officer (played by Ben Chaplin, who also briefly starred in the UK original) but then all become entangled in a web of crime and corruption. Shawn Ryan (“The Shield”, “The Unit”) is one of the show’s executive producers.

The following are the remaining series appearing this month on streaming:

Netflix

• “Forensic Files” collection 2 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Friday Night Tykes” seasons 1-2 (Jan. 1)
  
• “30 for 30: Four Falls of Buffalo” (Jan. 2)
  
• “I’ll Have What Phil’s Having” season 1 (Jan. 2)
  
• “Dragons: Race to the Edge” season 2 (Jan. 8)
  
• “Littlest Pet Shop” season 4 (Jan. 11)
  
• “Degrassi: The Next Class” season 1 (Jan. 15)
  
• “Sirens” season 2 (Jan. 15)
  
• “Z Nation” season 2 (Jan. 17)
  
• “When Calls the Heart” season 2 (Jan. 21)
  
• “Sharknado 3” (Jan. 22)
  
• “From Dusk Till Dawn” season 2 (Jan. 25)
  
• “Ever After High: Dragon Games” (Netflix Special) (Jan. 29)
  

Hulu

• “Dual Survival” season 4 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Fast N’ Loud” season 7 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Gold Rush” season 5 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Street Outlaws” season 4 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Sister Wives” seasons 4-5 (Jan. 1)
  
• “The Little Couple” season 9 (Jan. 1)
  
• “River Monsters” season 6 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Homicide Hunter” season 4 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Nightmare Next Door” season 8 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Who the (Bleep) Did I Marry?” season 5 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Survivorman” season 5 (Jan. 1)
  
• “How It’s Made” season 17 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Bering Sea Gold” seasons 1-2 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Naked and Afraid: XL” season 1 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Billy Bob’s Gags to Riches” season 1 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Highway to Sell” season 1 (Jan. 1)
  
• “The Kennedy Detail” season 1 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Angels Among Us” season 1 (Jan. 1)
  
• “My Five Wives” season 2 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Outrageous 911” season 1 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Risking It All” season 1 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Dick Clark’s Primetime New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2016: Specia” (Jan. 1)
  
• “Maison Close 2010” season 1 (Jan. 5)
  
• “Regular Show” season 6 (Jan. 25)
  

Amazon

• “Thundercats” season 1 (Jan. 1)
  
• “Just Add Magic” season 1 (Jan. 15)