Not brand new but Season 2 of Upload just released on Amazon within the past week or so. I watched the first season when it first came out and enjoyed it, haven't started season 2 yet.
The story line is about a programmer who dies and his consciousness is uploaded into a computer simulation intended to be a virtual afterlife. Except that his family and friends can still get on the computer and interact with him. It was created by the same guy who made the US version of The Office, so it's pretty funny at times but does take a few dark twists. It kind of reminds me of a light hearted comedy version of Altered Carbon on Netflix, which was another good one about digital consciousness.
Another new show which my family really liked is called Resident Alien. It starts Alan Tudyk as an alien sent to destroy the Earth but crashes and gets stuck in a small Colorado mountain town. There is a lot of comedy from the setup of the alien trying to fit in with a bunch of "lower lifeforms" he finds detestable, and also Alan Tudyk is fantastic at this kind of humor. This one is also in it's second season now but my kids have started losing interest and think the writing isn't nearly as good as in the first season.
On the Reality TV/Competition Show side my wife and I just finished one called Next Level Chef a few weeks ago. It's a typical competition cooking show where people cook dishes for celebrity chefs to judge and the worst dish goes home. The difference in this one is that there's 3 different kitchens, one is fully stocked with top of the line equipment, the next is a standard industrial type kitchen like you'd find in a restaurant and the lowest level is called "The Basement" and has crummy equipment, dull knives, ect. The idea is that a good chef doesn't need good equipment and can make an excellent dish in any kitchen.