Netflix jumped into Shark Week’s action in July, landing two new hits

Every week, Netflix The top 10 lists from the previous week have been announced and ranked TV shows and movie By the viewer. One of the most streamed films of the week is Shark Whisperer, a documentary about the marine conservationist Ocean Ramsey (her name). The film has arrived at all sharks in another new shark-related title, the reality competition series (currently the number 2 trend on kids’ television on the platform), and has arrived in the past few weeks, jumping to viewers for early shark week programming.

As you probably know, Shark Week It’s a discovery Things and back in 37 years. Shark Week officially takes place from July 20-26 this year and features over 20 new specials or shows. However, the franchise is so successful that other platforms like Netflix want some of the action.

Not only has Netflix released these two original titles with a huge success in the last two weeks, but it will also be possible to catch all four Jaws movies on the platform from July 15th (the film celebrates its 50th anniversary and is available With a peacock (At this summer it feels like a particularly important season for sharks).

You can also catch the documentary, Jaws @50: The Definitive Inside Story, and The Making of the Film. The film is part of Nat Geo SharkFest Slate for Programmingrunning this week, it’s a different beast from Shark Week… despite it all being the same beast. (It feels like ABC has missed the opportunity by not airing a new episode of Shark Tank this summer. someone I dropped the ball. )

After 37 years of programming, it’s hard to believe that Shark Week is not really. I jumped over the shark (There’s a new show hosted by Tom Bergeron, but there’s a new show called Dancing With Sharks.

Shark Week looks stronger than ever, and it appears to have become unofficial Shark Month thanks to shows already released by Netflix and other platforms. To be clear, Netflix has never officially said it was a Shark Week competitor. They are familiar with scheduling new programs when people may be looking for shark content. If you’ve learned anything over the last 50 years, it’s not a bad thing to have a big boat.