TUDUM is the sound of Netflix and an event that reminded us how Netflix has too many shows. If you've been waiting for "Ozark" Season 4, "Stranger Things" Season 4, "The Witcher" Season 2, and much more. It's chock full of clips, news, and updates.

Seriously. On Saturday, Netflix spent about 3 hours and 10 minutes revealing a lot of things to come. We'll do our best to break it all down for you here, with all the details we now know about Netflix's best shows. With weapons like these, it's hard to argue with anyone who thinks the big red streaming machine is the best streaming service out there.

The All-Valley Tournament is almost here, and the Cobra Kai Dojo is so evil that new alliances are being formed. And yes, Cobra Kai Season 4 is coming on December 31.

To make "Stranger Things" Season 4 even more exciting, we went back in time and saw a seafoam green car pull up to an old house. This is the Creel House, which may be related to "Stranger Things" lore. There is a very haunted clock and we wonder why the kids are going there now.

Shout it out with me: "Carol Carol! Baskin!" Trash TV fans have reason to be thankful early, as the world of Joe Exotic returns on November 17. We have no idea what story will be told this time around (Netflix claims to have only scratched the surface with TK1). But we can't wait to replay it.

Netflix's adaptation of Neil Gaiman's "The Sandman" has finally given us our first look at Tom Sturridge as Dream, and Netflix seems to be playing this one simple and clear (and goth), so it's not a look that will stir any complaints; Netflix has also released other character's looks on social media as well. Gaiman claims that "surprises await even the most dedicated fans."

Jason Bateman gave us our first peek at "Ozark" Season 4 with a scene in which he claims that Marty and Wendy have opened a new beauty salon and are trying out a new mousse. The "mousse," however, looked like blood and viscera, at least to us.

Big Witcher news flew in today, as we learned that Witcher Season 3 will take place (no big surprise, but still) and saw a clip from Witcher Season 2 in which Geralt defends Siri from a monster that broke into his house. In another clip, Nivelen gave Geralt a word of warning.

Finally, Netflix said that another Witcher animated film and a Witcher project for children and families are on the way.

Imelda Staunton delivered the goods with "The Crown" Season 5. Or at least told us when we should expect it. The royal series returns to Netflix in November 2022.

Miss the old Kanye?Netflix has a six-part docu-series called "JEEN-YUHS," and this teaser is a behind-the-scenes look at the old days, with Mr. West and Mos Def rapping for the camera.

This holiday season, Emily will return to Paris. Yes, "Emily in Paris" Season 2 is set for December 22.

3-2-1, let's dance... to this great opening credits video. Style oozes from the screen. John Cho and his haircut have us all ready and glued as we wait for Netflix's Cowboy Bebop live-action series.

And one more thing: Chris Hemsworth returns in "Extraction 2."