Netflix is constantly releasing new movies and series on its platform.

They often upload a slew of fantastic projects for their fans and followers —  April 2023 is no less. There are over a dozen of movies and TV shows being released this month.

There are many new episodes and seasons of more seasoned programs to look forward to that are streaming exclusively on Netflix starting this month, even though the list of April’s top shows includes these brand-new titles. 

Here are our top seven series coming to Netflix in April 2023.

April 13 — ‘Florida Man’

Cast: Clark Gregg, Anthony LaPaglia, Paul Schnieder, Emory Cohen, Lex Scott Davis, Otmara Merrero, and Lauren Bulioli.

Detective Mike Valentine was born and raised in Florida. He escaped the state he had always loathed a long time ago.

But now, he has to return to the place he always detested after building a successful profession as a detective and a secure life in Philadelphia. Valentine is tasked with locating a mobster’s lover who has vanished in the marshy state of Florida after being hired by the shady man from Philadelphia. 

In order to complete what should be a straightforward task, Valentine embarks on a heroic quest that quickly spins out of hand and leaves him stuck amid the tourist-heavy streets and mangrove wetlands.

Florida Man is a humorous ride, with a well—written narrative. The violence is not very violent and there are not many obscene scenes.  

All of the main characters—including the antagonist—are likable, and despite the fact that he’s a violent psychopath, he still manages to evoke pity. All in all, the entire series is an easy yet fun watch.

April 20 — ‘The Diplomat’

Cast: Keri Russell, Rufus Sewell, David Gyasi, Ali Ahn, Rory Kinnear, Ato Essandoh, Miguel Sandoval, Nana Mensah, Michael McKean, Pearl Mackie, Celia Imrie, and Penny Downie.

Kate Wyler is an excellent diplomat who excels even during times of difficulty. She is the new American ambassador to the United Kingdom and has to go to Afghanistan.

On one continent, war is raging, and it’s about to break out on another. While attempting to hold onto her marriage to fellow career diplomat and political star Hal Wyler, Kate will have to alleviate global crises, establish strategic ties in London, and get used to her new position in the limelight.

The critics have lauded the show and have given it 93% Rotten Tomatoes. According to them, The Diplomat is an intriguing retelling of the classic political drama that portrays Americans and Brits in a less than favorable light. 

Regardless, it is a witty and smart series with a top-notch cast, the narrative is intricate, the pace is quick, and the binge-ability factor is strong.

April 21 — ‘Indian Matchmaking’ Season 3

 Cast: Sima Taparia

Sima Taparia, a matchmaker who works with customers in both India and the United States, provides an inside look at the practice in the present era.

This season, the top matchmaker in Mumbai will assist single millennials from all over the world in finding their ideal partner. Taparia will handle more demands from clients, both old and new, than ever before, from London to New Delhi, and Miami to New York. 

Taparia aspires to assist select fortunate singles in discovering their destiny by using her decades of knowledge, astute intuition, and conventional techniques.

Indian Matchmaking is a fun show which gives an insight into the culture of arranged marriage in South Asia. 

April 26 — ‘Workin’ Moms’ Season 7

Cast: Catherine Reitman, Kate Foster, Dani Kind, Anne Carlson, Jessalyn Wanlim, Jenny Matthews, Philip Sternberg, Nathan Foster, Juno Rinaldi, Frankie Coyne, Dennis Andres, and Ian Matthews

This dramedy series, which is set in contemporary Toronto, follows the lives of five moms as they forge uncommon friendships through a very perceptive yet controversial “Mommy and Me” class. 

A judgemental moms’ group is where warm, devoted PR worker Kate and her lifelong friend, no-nonsense psychiatrist Anne, meet reticent IT specialist Jenny and naive real estate agent Frankie. 

The four immediately develop an unexpected relationship as they fight with the turmoil of urban motherhood with toddlers, tantrums, careers, and identity issues while pursuing the holy grail — a sense of self. 

The series has a surprising amount of weird humor that surprises you and comes across as new and original. The tensions between stay-at-home and working mothers are made fun of in this comedy.

However, Workin’ Moms also addresses how challenging it may be to balance various obligations while feeling the pressure to be the ideal conventional mother. Although brief and pleasant, the episodes are binge-worthy.

April 27 —  ‘Sweet Tooth’ Season 2

Cast: Christian Convery, Nonso Anozie, Adeel Akhtar, Neil Sandilands, Stefania LaVie Owen, Dania Ramirez, Amy Seimetz, Marlon Williams, Christopher Sean Cooper Jr., Naledi Murray, Aliza Vellani, Yonas Kibreab, and James Brolin.

Gus, who is half-deer, half-human, continues to navigate a post-apocalyptic world with his human and hybrid buddies in Sweet Tooth Season 2. The second season continues just where the previous one left off, with Gus and his buddies imprisoned in the evil General Abbott’s laboratory.

As they learn more about their pasts and potential futures in Season 2, the gang makes an effort to escape General Abbott’s prison. Gus enlists Jepperd’s help and embarks on a perilous search for his mother, but their voyage is fraught with difficulties and potentially fatal risks. 

Gus, Jepperd, and their pals discover that there is more to their planet than they ever imagined as they navigate a hostile environment that is home to violent groups, hybrid monsters, and erratic weather.

Sweet Tooth, a sweet coming-of-age tale enveloped in post-apocalyptic sadness, addresses its terrible circumstances with kindness and sincerity. Sweet Tooth is particularly intriguing as it poses concerns about what kind of future lies ahead for us following an enormous and communal loss.

April 27 —  ‘The Nurse’

Cast: Josephine Park, Fanny Bernth, Amalie Lindegård, Peter Zandersen, and Dick Kaysø.

In The Nurse, we are transported inside a hospital on the outskirts of Denmark, where everyone is familiar with one another and where staff changes are not frequent. In her first weeks as a new nurse, Pernille Kurzmann meets the incredibly beautiful and charismatic nurse Christina Aistrup Hansen.

Hansen first appears to be one of a kind, liked by everyone, amazing at her profession, and always the first on the scene in an emergency. However, as the days pass and Kurzmann becomes more accustomed to her surroundings, she gradually begins to realize that Hansen could be more than meets the eye. 

The Nurse is based on Kristian Corfixen’s novel of the same name, which tells the true story of one of Scandinavia’s most famous criminal trials. The series is based on the actual account of a Danish nurse who was found guilty of attempting to kill four patients. 

Danish police initiate an inquiry after receiving reports of a murderous nurse on the loose at Nykbing Falster Hospital, and shortly after, staff members speculate that one of their own could actually be poisoning people. 

Another Netflix criminal thriller, The Good Nurse, starring Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain, shares certain parallels with this series.

April 28 —  ‘King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch’

Cast: Ken Goldin

Goldin is a renowned auction house operated by Ken Goldin and his staff. It has a sizable collection of sports cards and unusual memorabilia. 

The series follows a number of sportsmen and celebrities contacting Goldin as she approaches to purchase or sell something. King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch, a six-episode, half-hour series that offers a first look into the hobby that has grown into a multibillion-dollar business as celebrities and athletes turn to Goldin to buy and sell rare collectibles.