Netflix is a revolving door of movie and television content, particularly on the streaming side of things. Though titles often disappear from availability, new ones are also frequently added. Sometimes these come in the form of Netflix original shows or even exclusive access to certain programming, but sometimes it’s just older titles that many find to be still worth watching.

Note: This is for the U.S.

Over the past week, Netflix has added more television shows, stand-up comedy performances, documentaries and movies. See what those were here. Here’s what’s coming in the week ahead.

Available on Saturday 8/24:

My Fair Wedding: Season 5 (2012)

Celebrity wedding planner David Tutera surprises brides who have only weeks before their big day, and irons out all the details, from the dress to the cake. With big, sometimes outlandish ideas, Tutera brings the brides’ wildest dreams to life!

Available on 8/25:

The Other F Word (2011)

This insightful documentary examines the mid-life evolution of a generation of punk rockers, including Jim Lindberg, Art Alexakis and Flea, who must reconcile fatherhood and responsible family life with their status as legendary anti-authoritarians.

The Road (2009)

Set in a postapocalyptic future, this end-of-days tale follows two survivors, a father and son, who navigate an ash-covered wasteland in search of a better life — with only a sliver of hope that salvation awaits them at the end of their journey.

Available on 8/26:

Our Idiot Brother (2011)

Ned is a seemingly clueless but earnest idealist who must rely upon his three exasperated sisters for shelter and support after he’s dumped by his fed-up girlfriend and loses custody of his beloved dog, Willie Nelson.

Spice and Wolf: Season 2 (2009)

Skillful young trader Craft Lawrence roves from town to town, peddling his goods for a nifty profit, but when wolf-goddess Holo turns up in his cart disguised as a young woman, the quirky duo sets off on a humorous journey to her northern homeland.

Available on 8/27:

LIFE 2.0 (2009)

Every day, computer users across the globe log onto Second Life, a virtual world populated by life-like avatars. For a few people, their everyday lives are dramatically consumed by this alternate reality, affecting their relationships on and offline.

One Lucky Elephant (2010)

In this sensitive tale of one man’s search to find a home for his animal companion, filmmaker Lisa Leeman documents a concerned circus producer’s efforts to place his beloved 18-year-old elephant in permanent and loving care outside of the big top. His noble quest takes him to Africa but ultimately brings him back to the United States, where he’s forced to decide what’s best for his four-ton “daughter.”

Scandal: Season 2 (2012)

Olivia Pope leads a team of Washington, D.C., lawyers who specialize in making scandals disappear. As they secretly handle crises at the highest levels of government, the dysfunctional team must also cope with problems closer to home.

Avail 8/30:

Once Upon a Time: Season 2 (2012)

Jennifer Morrison, Ginnifer Goodwin and Robert Carlyle star in this fantastical series that follows the travails of a young woman who is drawn to a small Maine town and discovers that it’s filled with the mystical elements of the fairy tale world.

Revenge: Season 2 (2012)

Inspired by Alexandre Dumas’ The Count of Monte Cristo, this modern-day drama follows a lovely young woman who moves to the Hamptons and charms the pants off her new neighbors — while plotting their downfall for sins committed against her family.

The Possession (2012)

After purchasing a curious old box full of mysterious relics, a young girl unwittingly unleashes the evil spirit residing within. Can the antique’s new owner and her parents break the grip the demonic force has on their family?

Image: Our Idiot Brother Trailer (YouTube)