Netflix April 6–12, 2026: From Moon Flybys to Shark Attacks — This Week Is Unmissable

Honestly, Netflix rarely packs a single week this tightly. We’re talking a historic live space event, a shark thriller, a beloved comedy creator returning to TV, a Ryan Reynolds family film, a massive boxing showdown, and a new One Piece arc — all in seven days. Whether you’re a binge-watcher, a live-event fanatic, or just looking for a great family movie night, this week has you covered.

Here’s everything dropping on Netflix between April 6th and April 12th, 2026.

Netflix’s Complete Day-by-Day Schedule

Top Netflix Picks of the Week — Elaborated

🚀 NASA+ Live: Artemis II Lunar Flyby (Monday, April 6)

This is genuinely once-in-a-generation television. The Artemis II mission — the first crewed lunar mission since 1972 — reaches its dramatic climax today as the Orion spacecraft swings around the far side of the Moon and slingshots back toward Earth. Netflix is carrying the full NASA broadcast live. Set a reminder: the stream kicks off at 1:00 PM ET / 10:30 PM IST. Don’t miss it. Read our full Artemis II livestream guide at TechnoSports.

Big Mistakes – Season 1 (Thursday, April 9)

Dan Levy (Schitt’s Creek) is back on TV and his return feels long overdue. This brand-new Netflix Original comedy series carries much of the same DNA as Schitt’s Creek — sharp writing, hilariously awkward characters, and genuine emotional warmth underneath the laughs. If you’ve been waiting for Levy to deliver another bingeable comfort show, Thursday is your day. Co-starring Rachel Sennott, this one is shaping up to be April’s comedy highlight.

Thrash (Friday, April 10)

A Category 5 hurricane demolishes a coastal town. The storm surge floods everything. And it brings sharks. Bridgerton‘s Phoebe Dynevor leads this gloriously tense creature feature that Netflix has positioned as its big Friday night opener. Part disaster movie, part shark thriller — it’s exactly the kind of film you order pizza and watch with the lights on for.

IF (Thursday, April 9)

Ryan Reynolds and John Krasinski team up for this heartwarming family comedy that finally makes its streaming debut. A young girl gains the magical ability to see abandoned imaginary friends — and sets out to reunite them with new kids who need them. It’s funny, genuinely touching, and perfect for a family watch night. If you missed it in cinemas, now’s your chance.

Tyson Fury vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov – Live Boxing (Saturday, April 11)

“The Gypsy King” Tyson Fury steps into the ring one more time in what’s being billed as his final fight, taking on hard-hitting Kazakh heavyweight Arslanbek Makhmudov. This is live, no spoilers — tune in Saturday night for the full drama. For boxing fans, this is the biggest live sporting moment on Netflix since the Jake Paul fights.

One Piece – Elbaf Island Arc (Saturday, April 11)

For the anime faithful, Saturday brings the arrival of the highly anticipated Elbaf Island Arc of One Piece on Netflix. Giants, mythology, and Straw Hat adventure await. Fans of the series have been counting down to this one for months.

Also Worth Noting

18th Rose is a new Korean romantic drama that could quietly become your next K-drama obsession. Trust Me: The False Prophet is a compelling Netflix documentary diving into the world of cult manipulation and religious deception. Temptation Island Season 10 returns for fans of reality drama on Friday

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