Counterintelligence FBI agents, post-apocalyptic Secret Service agents, and the King of Monsters are among the characters returning to must-see TV shows in February. Theyโre joined by an aspiring filmmaker, an L.A. lawyer, Navajo police officers, and the long-absent doctors of Sacred Heart Hospital. From an underground bunker to the backseat of a Lincoln Navigator, here are the seven streaming series you should catch up on before they continue this month.
What it is: A legal drama from Ally McBeal and Big Little Lies creator David E. Kelley, The Lincoln Lawyer is based on a series of novels by Michael Connelly. Manuel Garcia-Rulfo stars as the titular criminal defense attorney, Mickey Haller, who works cases out of his SUV with the help of his second ex-wife, played by Becki Newton. The fourth season premieres in its entirety on Netflix on Thursday, February 5, with 10 new episodes.
Why you should watch it: While itโs not among Netflixโs top-rated or most-watched shows, The Lincoln Lawyer is still consistently well-reviewed and widely streamed, with Tomatometer scores that have increased with each season. Thanks to its dependable cast and mystery-driven courtroom drama, adapted book-by-book, the show maintains a reliable narrative focus, resulting in an entertaining indulgence for fans of crime fiction.
Where to watch: Netflix (subscription, Seasons 1-3); buy on Fandango at Home, Prime Video, and Apple TV
Commitment: Approx. 25 hours (for Seasons 1-3)
What it is: Based on the Leaphorn & Chee novels by Tony Hillerman, this 1970s-set murder-mystery series follows three Navajo Tribal Police officers (one of them an undercover FBI agent) as they investigate cases throughout the Four Corners region of the American Southwest. The first episode of Dark Winds: Season 4, which will primarily adapt Hillermanโs book The Ghostway, premieres on AMC on Sunday, February 15.
Why you should watch it: With Native American…