What’s new on Netflix Canada, Shomi, CraveTV in March

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A monthly look at what’s scheduled to be added to the catalogues of streaming services Netflix Canada, Shomi and CraveTV:

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NETFLIX: The political drama “House Of Cards” returns for its fourth season on March 4 and a trailer suggests Frank and Claire Underwood have not made up and are ready for war. New faces this season include Canadians Neve Campbell and Colm Feore and Joel Kinnaman, who played police detective Stephen Holder on “The Killing.” There are also sophomore seasons of Marvel’s “Daredevil” (March 18) and the BBC crime drama “Happy Valley” (March 16) coming soon, and for those who never caught the end of “Mad Men,” it’s available starting March 31.

In this April 27, 2015 file photo, Kevin Spacey arrives at the Q&A Screening of
In this April 27, 2015 file photo, Kevin Spacey arrives at the Q&A Screening of "The House Of Cards" at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills, Calif. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File)

SHOMI: The hip hop soap opera “Empire” is moving to Shomi after being dropped from City’s prime-time lineup. The first half of the show’s second season goes online March 1 while new episodes will be added weekly starting on March 31. The debut season of the Lifetime series “Unreal” premieres on March 11. It’s a drama about the behind-the-scenes manipulation of a “Bachelor”-style reality TV show.

CRAVETV: The third season of the Canadian sci-fi hit “Orphan Black,” starring Tatiana Maslany, is available starting March 4. A new season will begin airing on Space on April 14. Amy Schumer fans should circle March 25 on their calendars, when both the third season of “Inside Amy Schumer” and the comedy special “Amy Schumer: Mostly Sex Stuff” begin streaming.

Here are the lists of movies and TV shows expected in March:

NETFLIX

March 1

“47 Ronin”

“Ant-man”

“Dark Places”

“Me Earl And The Dying Girl”

“Poltergeist”

“Spy”

“Transcendence”

“The Voices”

March 4

“Dinotrux” (season 2)

“House Of Cards” (season 4)

“Lego Bionicle: The Journey To One” (season 1)

“Lego Friends: The Power Of Friendship” (season 1)

March 7

“Cuckoo” (seasons 1-2)

March 9

“The Returned” (season 1)

March 11

“The Characters” (new series)

“Flaked” (new series)

“Popples” (season 2)

March 12

“Switched At Birth” (season 4)

March 16

“Happy Valley” (season 2)

March 18

“Jimmy Carr Funny Business” (comedy special)

“Marvel’s Daredevil” (season 2)

“The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show” (season 2)

“My Beautiful Broken Brain”

“Pee-wee’s Big Holiday”

March 25

“Veggietales In The House” (season 3)

March 27

“Ride Along”

March 28

“The Trailer Park Boys” (season 10)

March 31

“Mad Men” (season 7, part 2)

SHOMI

March 1

“Black Swan”

“Beavis and Butt-Head Do America”

“Dreamgirls”

“Election”

“Empire” (season 2, first half)

“G.I. Joe: Retaliation”

“Into the Wild”

“Jackass 3.5”

“Lara Croft: Tomb Raider”

“Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas”

“South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut”

“Team America: World Police”

“Wallace & Grommit: Curse of the Were Rabbit”

March 4

“Airplane!”

“Along Came a Spider”

“Eddie Murphy Raw”

“Grease”

“Kingpin”

“Ordinary People”

“Penguins of Madagascar” (season 1)

“Runaway Bride” (1999)

“Some Kind of Wonderful”

“Twisted” (2004)

“Wonder Boys”

“You, Me, and the Apocalypse” (season 1)

March 7

“Amistad”

“Beverly Hills Cop”

“Chinatown”

“The Duellists”

“The Elephant Man”

“Bad News Bears” (2005)

March 10

“Freedom Writers”

“Get Real”

“G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra”

“Hard Eight”

“Hotel for Dogs”

“Kiss the Girls”

March 11

“Batman: The Animated Series” (seasons 1-2)

“The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Tredder”

“Unreal” (season 1)

March 14

“Mousehunt”

“My First Mister”

“The Original Kings of Comedy”

“Pretty in Pink”

“School Ties”

March 17

“The Score”

“A Simple Plan”

“Summer Rental”

March 18

“Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness” (seasons 1-2)

“Powers” (season 1)

March 24

“Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street”

“The Terminal”

“Terms of Endearment”

“Tommy Boy”

“Varsity Blues”

“What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?”

“Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!”

March 25

“Difficult People” (season 1)

“Hop”

“Married” (season 2)

“Sam & Cat” (season 1)

March 31

“Empire” (season 2, second half new episodes begin streaming weekly)

CRAVETV

March 4

“50 Feet From Syria”

“Hello Ladies” (series)

“Hello Ladies” (movie)

“Orphan Black” (season 3)

“Way Out West” (season 1)

March 6

“Billions” (season 1, episode 7)

March 11

“Don’t Blink” (season 1)

“Monty Python’s Best Bits (mostly)”

“Monty Python: The Meaning Of Live”

“Regarding Susan Sontag”

“State Of Play: Broken”

“State Of Play: Culture Shock”

“State Of Play: First Ladies”

“State Of Play: Happiness”

March 12

“Bosch” (season 2)

March 13

“Billions” (season 1, episode 8)

March 18

“Moonbeam City” (season 1)

“Tapia”

March 20

“Billions” (season 1, episode 9)

March 21

“Motive” (season 4, episode 1)

March 25

“Inside Amy Schumer” (season 3)

“Amy Schumer: Mostly Sex Stuff” (comedy special)

March 27

“Billions” (season 1, episode 10)

March 28

“Motive” (season 4, episode 2)

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