Alicia’s Law, a Mexican legal drama, premieres on Netflix on Wednesday, November 11, as part of a busy day of new arrivals on the streamer. The series is one of three new Netflix series premiering this week, alongside the supernatural horror The Body and the Spanish crime drama Murder in Galicia, according to Channel Canada’s weekly guide.
The series arrives on the same day as The Body, the eight-episode teen thriller created by Quinn Shephard, and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season three on Prime Video. It is a crowded Wednesday for streaming, and Alicia’s Law will need to stand out to find its audience.
A week of international premieres
Netflix’s week ahead includes several international titles. The Devil’s Plan season three arrived on Tuesday, November 10, and Love Is Blind, Habibi season two follows on Thursday, November 12. The streamer’s November line-up leans heavily on non-English drama, a strategy that has paid off in the weekly Top 10, where the Spanish film Collision Course led the non-English movie chart with 17.2 million views.
Alicia’s Law is listed among the new arrivals for Wednesday, November 11, in Netflix’s own weekly schedule, according to What’s On Netflix. The series is a Mexican production, and its premiere gives the platform another Spanish-language drama for an audience that has embraced international titles.
What to watch for
The weekly Top 10 figures published next Tuesday will show whether Alicia’s Law has found an audience. The non-English television chart is currently led by the Korean horror series Dead-End Job with 8.7 million views, and a new Mexican legal drama will need strong word of mouth to break into that list.
For now, the series is one of the week’s most interesting new arrivals, a legal drama from a market that Netflix has invested in heavily. Its premiere, alongside The Body and The Gospel of Christmas, makes Wednesday one of the busiest days of the month for the streamer.
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