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March is here and that also means new and exciting content will be streamed by Netflix. Time to find out which shows and films are in and which are out, according to the latest Netflix March 2017 news.

According to a report published in Digital Trends, some big original series are likely to find their way on Netflix this month. Apart from two original films, fresh seasons of popular comedy shows will be also aired this month.

"Grace and Frankie" Season 3 is scheduled to premiere on Mar. 24 while "Trailer Park" Season 11 is slated to release on Mar. 31. Another hit show, "Love" Season 2 will drop on Mar. 10.

Netflix March 2017 News: Big Names Coming To Streaming Service

Among the big names to be streamed this month, Marvel's "Iron Fist," tops the list. It is the final series before the union of the four Defenders takes place for the next series, which is called "The Defenders." The series will premiere on Mar. 17.

Another big original series that is expected this month is "13 Reasons Why." It is based on a novel authored by Jay Asher in 2007. The series narrates the tale of a girl from a high school who committed suicide.

Incidentally, Selena Gomez is the executive producer of the series and the project is quite close to her heart. The cast includes Dylan Minnette, Christian Navarro, Katherine Langford, Michael Sadler, Jillian Nordby among others. It will premiere on Mar. 31.

The list seems to be endless as Thrillist mentioned that apart from the originals, subscribers can also enjoy some of their favorite shows on Netflix like "The Vampire Diaries", "How to Get Away with Murder" Season 3, "Archer" Season 7, and "Better Call Saul."

Netflix News: Shows Out in March 2017

As new shows make their way to this giant streaming service, time for some of the shows is up. Some of the shows that will be out this month include "Survivors" (Season 1-2) and "Robin Hood" (Season 1-3).

As far as the films are concerned, films like "Jaws: The Revenge" and "Jaws" 1,2, and 3 will be taken out of the streaming service. "The Invincible Iron Man" and "Love Me" will stream only until Mar. 23, while "Hansel and Gretel" will exit on Mar. 7.