Netflix Announces New Seasons Of Legends, House Of Guinness And More

But the announcements didn’t stop there.

Immediately after the news about The Gentlemen’s future, the streaming giant confirmed that it was greenlighting returns for a string of hit shows – including a few updates that fans have waiting a long time for.

Here’s a quick round-up of all the series that Netflix teased comebacks for as part of Monday’s mass announcement…

A historical drama about the famous brewing dynasty, the show premiered in September 2025 – meaning fans have been waiting for confirmation about a season two for the better part of a year.

Finally, it’s been revealed that more episodes are in the works, with Anthony Boyle, Louis Partridge and James Norton all expected to return.

Steven Knight told Netflix’s Tudum: “It was such a joy to bring the Guinness story to the screen, so I’m beyond thrilled to be continuing the story of one of the world’s greatest dynasties into season two.

“I can’t wait to dive deeper into these characters and their complex relationships as they expand the Guinness empire […] there’s so much more to find out about them. We’ll see how they grow up because House Of Guinness is about a family growing up together.

“Even in season one, they change quite a bit. In season two, it will be interesting to see what changes and what stays the same.”

Speculation about whether Legends would get a season two – and how exactly that might work – has been rife ever since the show premiered back in May.

Helmed by The Gold creator Neil Forsyth and led by a sprawling all-star cast that includes Steve Coogan and Tom Burke, the six-part series was a hit with viewers, presenting a dramatic retelling of a real-life British heist that took place in the early 1990s.

Because it was inspired by true events, some wondered exactly how a second season of Legends would work, but Netflix has now revealed that we’re about to find out.

Neil Forsyth enthused: ““I’m delighted to have the opportunity to tell a new story in the fascinating and unique world that Legends offers, and to show just how dangerous, thrilling, and important their work became in the late 1990s.”

Meanwhile, Netflix has teased that the new episodes will see “the unlikely team” being “drawn back into the world of undercover maneuvering, with the outside world none the wiser”.

Back in January, Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker announced that an eighth run of his dystopian technological anthology series was in the works – so it’s not exactly news that it is returning.

However, on Monday, Netflix announced that production is now underway, although they were predictably cryptic when it came to revealing any more.

“Production has already begun. And that’s all we can say,” the wrote in an X post.

“Black Mirror will return, and hopefully it’ll be more Black Mirror than ever,” Charlie Brooker told Tudum earlier this year.

He added: “I can confirm that Black Mirror will return, just in time for reality to catch up with it. So, that’s exciting. That chunk of my brain has already been activated and is whirring away.

“It’s a useful thought experiment when approaching a new story. I’ll often think of, ‘Well, what haven’t we done yet, and what tone am I looking for? … Where does this track come on the album, and what musical direction are we going to go into?’. We’ll find out.”

Onto reality and docuseries territory now, with the news that Gordon Ramsay is once again letting Netflix’s cameras back into his life.

The streaming service announced on Monday that production on a second season of Gordon Ramsay had already begun, enthusing: “Unbelievably we’ve been let back inside Gordon’s kitchen *and* home as he attempts to balance ever-expanding business ventures with family life.

The fate of the reality series At Home With The Furys has also been confirmed, with more episodes now in the pipeline.

Netflix revealed that production on the third season is now up and running, teasing: “Follow along as the whole family relocates to the Isle of Man, Venezuela gets married to Noah, and Tyson prepares for a potential blockbuster showdown with Anthony Joshua.”

“A quiet season, then,” they quipped.

F1 fans will no doubt be thrilled to hear that Netflix has given the go-ahead to a ninth season of the behind-the-scenes doc Drive To Survive.

“Now fans will again get the chance to take a peek into what has been happening in the paddock across the 2026 championship, which has already witnessed some big storylines ranging from the emergence of youngest-ever title leader Kimi Antonelli through to an ever-changing pecking order as the development race evolves,” a post on the F1 website read.

Meanwhile, executive producers James Gay-Rees and Paul Martin said (in unison, we suppose…?) that “this year we’re going to go deeper than ever before into the hidden spaces of this fantastic sport”.

Plenty of shows on this list have tested fans’ patience while they wait for updates – but few have kept viewers hanging quite as long as Supacell.

The gritty supernatural show premiered in the summer of 2024, with a second run of episodes being confirmed shortly afterwards.

However, two years later, we’re still waiting – although Netflix said on Monday that the show recently “wrapped” its filming.

Creator Rapman wrote on Instagram back in June: “Due to circumstances out of our control we had to pause production for a while. But filming is finally done! I’m currently in the edit getting it ready.”

“It’s coming and I PROMISE it will be worth the wait,” he added.