Love is in the Air With the 19 Best TV Premieres of February

A group of teens meet a ghost named Ernest and try to help him solve his unfinished business. The film stars David Harbour, Anthony Mackie, Tig Notaro and Jennifer Coolidge. 

It’s not every day you can watch a documentary series about a dog who is a millionaire thanks to his inheritance from a countess. Now’s your chance. 

Get the tissues ready for Jason Katims’ (“Friday Night Lights” and “Parenthood”) new series, based on the book of the same name. In it, a boy named Edward is the lone survivor of a plane crash that kills his parents and brother. He and the other relatives of the victims come together in a grief support group where they share secrets and form deep connections. It’s heavy, but also a good weekly cry sesh. 

Seize your opportunity to watch this Oscar-nominated documentary about two brothers in India who devote themselves to a bird of prey called the black kite. As the birds in New Delhi die in great numbers, the men set up a bird hospital in their home and race to save as many as they can. 

Joe is on the prowl again, this time in London, where he falls in with a crowd of obnoxious wealthy people. As Joe tries to solve a string of murders within the group, he suddenly gets involved in a cat-and-mouse game with the murderer. 

One of two dating shows set in Paris (the other being “Love Trip: Paris”), this one puts a trio of single women in the city of love to live out the rom-com of their dreams. Hopefully for them, finding the right guy won’t be a nightmare. 

Written by husband and wife duo Dave Franco and Allison Brie, as well as directed by Franco, this rom-com follows a woman (also Brie) who bumps into an ex while on a visit home, only to find out he’s getting married. As she sticks around and inserts herself between the bride and groom, she realizes the young bride is similar to whom she used to be and an inspiration for who she could still become. 

Reese Witherspoon is back to prime rom-com form, this time as Debbie, a woman house-swapping with her old fling and current best friend Peter, played by Ashton Kutcher. While Debbie finds love in Manhattan, Peter cares for her son in L.A. and realizes Debbie might have been his perfect match all along. 

Like a supergroup of lonely hearts, cast-offs from other Netflix shows like “Love is Blind” and “Too Hot to Handle” unite for this dating reality series. Is this the official formation of the Netflix Cinematic Universe? 

Jada Pinkett Smith produced this documentary and drama hybrid series, which tells the stories of queens of African history. It's an anthology series with each season featuring a new queen. This one kicks off with 17th-century warrior Njinga of Angola. 

Critics are loving this horror series from the U.K. where a group of teens are terrorized by a phone app. And no, it isn’t TikTok. 

Like the movie “Natural Born Killers,” this documentary series tells the true story of 1950s teen killers Charles Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate. As it digs into the details of the case, the doc questions the conviction of Fugate, who was only 14 years old at the time of the murders and may have been controlled by her lover, the older Starkweather. 

This retro future series, starring Billy Crudup, feels ripped from Disney’s Tomorrowland as it follows 1950s salesmen who sell timeshares on the moon. Hank Azaria, Alison Pill and Jacki Weaver also star. 

This steamy thriller follows a con man (Sebastian Stan) who sets his sight on New York billionaires, including his mother’s boyfriend (John Lithgow). Julianne Moore, Justice Smith and Briana Middleton also star. 

This slick new series, based on a Korean show, stars Milo Ventimiglia as a con man who has fallen for an undercover CIA officer (Catherine Haena Kim). As they tangle romantically, their professional lives and families get wound together as well. 

Christoph Waltz plays a sociopath brought in to improve productivity at a gaming company in this darkly funny series. As he begins to overstep his bounds at both work and in the employees’ private lives, the employees begin to realize he’s capable of far more than they imagined. 

Vincent Cassel and Eva Green head up this new political thriller about mistakes from the past coming back to destroy the future. Expect action, passion and multiple languages as the series was shot with both English and French dialogue. 

Go around the world, reluctantly, with hesitant jet-setter Eugene Levy. As he visits far-flung locales across the continents, from Japan to Costa Rica, he tries to let go of the cautious side of travel and have pretty big adventures.