Here Are All The Netflix Original Series Summer Premier Dates To Put In Your Calendar

The ultimate planning guide for serial binge watchers.

It’s official: Summer 2017 is going to be the summer of bing watching new shows on Netflix.

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So far in May Netflix has already released the newest seasons of Master of None and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, but that's only just the beginning for the streaming giant. About a dozen new shows are set to drop new seasons this summer. If you're anything like me then it means you'll need to dedicate solid chunks of your weekends to watching them immediately after each new season comes out.

That's why I've put together this list of premiers, by date — so that your summer can be full of pre-scheduled binge watch sessions on the couch.

Bloodline — May 26

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This will be the third, and final season of Bloodline, starring Kyle Chandler, Ben Mendelsohn, and Linda Cardellini.

House of Cards — May 30

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The popular political drama returns for season 5 in just a few weeks!

F is for Family — May 30

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Netflix's adult animated comedy series F is for Family comes back in the end of May. Although Netflix hasn't confirmed a date, their other adult animated show Bojack Horseman is expected to also return sometime during the summer.

Flaked — June 2

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Flaked wasn't necessarily one of Netflix's most popular shows, but it's coming back for a six-episode second season.

Inspector Gadget — June 2

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Fun for the whole family!

Orange Is the New Black — June 9

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Can't. Fucking. Wait. 'Nuff said.

My Only Love Song — June 9

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Previously scheduled to air in China earlier this year, My Only Love Song will hit Netflix on June 9. It follows the story of an actress (Seung-yeon Gong) who runs away in an old van that takes her on a "time-traveling" journey.

The Ranch — June 16

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Although it’s Part 3 of The Ranch, this is actually the show's second season, as the first season was split up into two "parts". Confusing, I know.

GLOW — June 23

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I'll say it — GLOW seems like it could be Netflix's next big hit. Set in the '80s, the show follows Ruth Wilder (played by Alison Brie) as she joins a female wrestling league known as GLOW (Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling).

Free Rein — June 23

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Looking for an inspirational show to watch with a teen or tween? Free Reign is the coming of age series you’ll be watching in late June!

Gypsy — June 30

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Another original series debuting in June, boy... it's going to be a busy month! Gypsy — Starring Naomi Watts — tells the tale of a therapist who develops "dangerous and intimate relationships" with friends and family of her patients. Sounds pretty epic, if you ask me.

Friends from College — July 14

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Friends from College comes from the director of the Neighbors films and Forgetting Sarah Marshall, and tells the story of Harvard graduates who are now in their 40s. Definitely worth watching.

The Defenders — Aug. 18

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Set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Defenders is a mini-series that brings together Charlie Cox as Daredevil, Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones, Mike Colter as Luke Cage, and Finn Jones as Iron Fist, who are each reprising their roles from their individual shows.

Disjointed — Aug. 25

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Created by Chuck Lorre and David Javerbaum, and starring Kathy Bates, Disjointed looks downright hilarious. Aug. 25 can't come soon enough!

Stranger Things — Oct. 31

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OK, I know, October isn't technically part of the summer, but the premier of the second season of Stranger Things should already be on your calendar. Halloween 2017 y'all, it's gonna be good.