From classic movies to original series, these are the new, notable titles coming to popular streaming services.
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Available Jan. 1 on Peacock: "The Office" Complete Series
Beginning Jan. 1, the first two seasons of "The Office" are streaming for free, with ads, with the remaining seasons and bonus content available behind the Peacock paywall.
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Available Jan. 1 on Disney+: "Horton Hears a Who!"
Jim Carrey, Steve Carell and Carol Burnett lend their voices to this adaptation of the Dr. Seuss classic.
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Available Jan. 1 on Disney+: "Earth to Ned"
The late-night talk show hosted by alien commander Ned serves up 10 new episodes on the first of the year.
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Available Jan. 1 on Netflix: "Headspace Guide to Meditation" Season 1
Start off a new year with a new meditation practice by binge-watching this eight-episode series from Headspace.
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Available Jan. 1 on Netflix: "The Minimalists: Less Is Now"
Two longtime friends, who have built a movement out of minimalism, tell viewers how live is better with less in this Netflix documentary.
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Available Jan. 5 on Hulu: "The Bachelor" Season 25 Premiere
Fans of the long-running reality series can watch Matt James in the season premiere of "The Bachelor" the day after it airs on ABC.
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Available Jan. 5 on Netflix: "History of Swear Words" Season 1
Hosted by Nicolas Cage, this profane, six-episode series dives into the origins of obscenities.
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Available Jan. 7 on Netflix: "Pieces of a Woman"
A woman grapples with grief after a heartbreaking home birth in this powerfully-acted film starring Vanessa Kirby, Shia LaBeouf and Ellen Burstyn.
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Available Jan. 7 on CBS All Access: "Coyote" Season 1
Michael Chiklis is a veteran border agent forced to work for the people he tried to keep out of the U.S. in this six-episode drama.
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Available Jan. 7 on Hulu: "Vanderpump Rules" Season 8
Binge the latest drama between Stassi, Jax, and the gang when the complete eighth season heads to Hulu in January.
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Available Jan. 8 on Disney+: "Toy Story That Time Forgot"
Woody, Buzz and the gang are here for a prehistoric-themed, 22-minute Toy Story short that the entire family can stream together.
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Available Jan. 8 on Apple TV+: "Dickinson" Season 2 Premiere
Follow the coming-of-age story of rebellious poet Emily Dickinson (Hailee Steinfeld) when this Apple TV+ comedy returns with new episodes.
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Available Jan. 11 on Netflix: "Crack: Cocaine, Corruption & Conspiracy"
This Netflix documentary explores the complex history of crack in the 1980s.
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Available Jan. 13 on Netflix: "Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer"
Two detectives hunt a serial killer in 1985 Los Angeles in this true-crime, limited docuseries from Netflix.
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Available Jan. 14 on HBO Max: "Search Party" Season 4 Premiere
Stream the first three episodes of the new season on Jan. 14, when the satirical comedy thriller returns.
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Available Jan. 15 on Apple TV+: "Servant" Season 2 Premiere
The new season of M. Night Shyamalan's acclaimed thriller debuts on Apple TV+ this month.
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Available Jan. 15 on Disney+: "WandaVision" Series Premiere
Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany return to their superhero roles for this new series, which blends classic TV and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Available Jan. 15 on Hulu: "Endlings" Season 2
Four foster children help an endangered alien species in this Canadian science fiction series.
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Available Jan. 15 on Hulu: "The Ultimate Playlist of Noise"
A high school senior faced with losing his hearing records a bucket list of his favorite sounds in this Hulu original film.
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Available Jan. 15 on Disney+: "Mary Poppins Returns"
Emily Blunt takes on the role of the magical English nanny, returning to help the Banks siblings through a difficult time.
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Available Jan. 15 on Disney+: "Isle of Dogs"
A boy searches for his beloved pet in Wes Anderson's canine-filled, stop-motion flick.
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Available Jan. 15 on Netflix: "Outside the Wire"
A drone pilot and an android officer must stop a nuclear attack in this futuristic new flick.
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Available Jan. 22 on Hulu: "The Sister" Season 1
A married man faces a terrible secret from his past in this Hulu original, making its debut this month.
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Available Jan. 22 on Apple TV+: "Losing Alice" Season 1
This eight-episode psychological thriller from American-Israeli writer and director Sigal Avin centers around a director who becomes obsessed with a screenwriter femme fatale.
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Available Jan. 22 on Netflix: "Fate: The Winx Saga" Season 1
A group of fairies at a magical boarding school learn to master their powers in Netflix's new young adult drama series.
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Available Jan. 24 on HBO Max: "Euphoria" Special Episode
The second of two special episodes of the Emmy-winning HBO series follows Jules (Hunter Schafer) over the holidays as she reflects on the year.
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Available Jan. 26 on Netflix: "Go Dog Go" Season 1
Based on the book by P.D. Eastman, DreamWorks' new series, for a preschooler audience, follows two fluffy best friends as they solve problems and help the citizens of Pawston.
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Available Jan. 27 on Netflix: "Penguin Bloom"
This Netflix original film tells the true story of a mother, played by Naomi Watts, who is left unable to walk after a near-fatal accident.
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Available Jan. 27 on Netflix: "The Dig"
A wealthy widow (Carey Mulligan) hires an archeologist (Ralph Fiennes) to excavate burial mounds on her estate in this British period piece.
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Available Jan. 29 on Apple TV+: "Palmer"
A former football star turned convicted felon, played by Justin Timberlake, tries to turn his life around in this Apple TV+ original film.
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Available Jan. 29 on Disney+: "Dinosaurs" Complete Series
All four seasons of this early '90s sitcom, about a family of dinosaurs living in a modern world, is available to stream starting Jan. 29.
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Available Jan. 29 on Netflix: "We Are: The Brooklyn Saints"
This four-part documentary series shines a light on a Brooklyn youth football program that serves as a vehicle for opportunity for its young players.
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Available Jan. 31 on CBS All Access: "The 63rd Annual Grammy Awards"
Trevor Noah ("The Daily Show") will be the master of ceremonies for the awards show, which will air live on CBS and the CBS All Access streaming service on Sunday, Jan. 31.
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Available in January on Netflix: "Cobra Kai" Season 3
The highly-anticipated third season of "Cobra Kai" heads to Netflix soon, with the exact premiere date yet to be announced.