22 Best Reality Shows on Netflix Right Now (January 2026)

Netflix knows how to satisfy your guilty pleasure cravings for the best reality television currently streaming

This January, Watch With Us wants to highlight new seasons of two top-tier reality shows: one is the return of a Korean cooking competition, the other is a brand-new show that looks at the lives of the Palm Beach ultra-elite.

Additionally, Squid Game: The Challenge returns for its second season, based on the Korean Netflix sci-fi phenomenon.

Whether you’re looking for socialites, dating games or survival contests, Netflix has a reality show for you.

Need more recommendations? Then check out Great New Shows to Watch Right Now, Best Shows on Netflix Right Now and Best Shows on Peacock Right Now.



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