What’s new on UK Netflix in July - There's a bunch of new content hitting Netflix UK in July. There's stand-up comedy, dynamic documentaries and even some shows for the kids.

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‘The Comedy Lineup’ - Sabrina Jalees, Emma Willmann and Michelle Buteau (pictured) star in this stand-up comedy showcase.

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‘Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee’ - Strap in with Jerry Seinfeld, as he takes comedians such as Ellen DeGeneres and Dave Chappelle to get some coffee.

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‘Samantha!’ - In Brazil’s first comedy for Netflix, Emanuelle Araújo plays a child star called Samantha, who is desperately trying to cling on to fame.

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‘Final Space’ - In ‘Final Space’, astronaut Gary Goodspeed travels through space with his planet-killing alien assistant, Mooncake. Conan O’Brien serves as executive producer of the series.

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‘Orange Is the New Black’ - After a prison riot in Season 5, the inmates are transported to a maximum security prison to face the consequences.

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‘Welcome to the Family’ - In this new series, a woman covers up the death of her father with the help of his girlfriend. Chilling stuff.

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‘Amazing Interiors’ - In ‘Amazing Interiors’, we take a look at the homes that are ordinary on the outside yet have incredible secrets within.

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‘Power’ - Ghost, a nightclub owner played by Omari Hardwick, must outwit everyone in New York to live a successful double life. New episodes air every Monday.

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‘Suits’ - In Season 8 of ‘Suits’, Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) and Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman) take centre stage. New episodes air every Thursday.

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‘America’s Got Talent’ - Britain doesn’t have all the talent. ‘America’s Got Talent’ hits Netflix with a new episode every Thursday.

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‘The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter’ - In this new Netflix comedy, Brolin plays a hunter and documentary maker who trains his son up to kill a deer on camera.

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‘The Skin of The Wolf’ - The last inhabitant of an isolated town in northern Spain is driven sick by loneliness, and so resolves to find a wife. Mario Casas stars in the lead role.

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‘How It Ends’ - During the final days of Earth, a father played by Theo James journeys across America to find his pregnant partner.

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‘Father of the Year’ - When two college graduates head home, there’s just one question on their lips. Whose dad would win in a fight?” David Spade (pictured) and Nate Faxon play the fathers in question.

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‘Extinction’ - In this sci-fi original, Michael Peña plays Peter, a man plagued with nightmares of aliens attacking Earth.

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‘Jim Jefferies: This Is Me Now’ - Jim Jefferies gets edgy in this new stand-up special, taking on celebrities, politics and even the human body.

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'Iliza Shlesinger: Elder Millennial' - Shlesinger brings the ruckus with a hilarious set that reflects on the difficulties of millennial life.

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‘Inside the World’s Toughest Prisons’ - An investigation into the world’s worst prisons, from the inside out. The show is hosted by Raphael Rowe, a man that spent 12 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.

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‘Somebody Feed Phil: The Second Course’ - Phil Rosenthal journeys the world to try the best food about. In this series, he stops off in Dublin, Venice, Buenos Aires and Cape Town.

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‘Drug Lords’ - This doc takes a lot at drug lords like El Chapo and Christopher Coke. Specifically, the show takes a look at how the leaders spread fear, mayhem and evade the police.

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‘Dark Tourist’ - Journalist David Farrier heads around the world to find the weirdest tourist spots.

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‘The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants’ - Nat Faxon is Captain Underpants in this hilarious, kid-friendly adaptation of Dav Pilkey’s comic.

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‘White Fang’ - In this exciting animation, we follow a wolfdog (voiced by Nick Offerman) sets out on an adventure to find himself. It’s based on the novel of the same name by Jack London.  

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