“No one stays on top forever.” It looks as if the good times are coming to an end in the trailer for the second season of Narcos: Mexico. The Netflix drama is a spinoff of the original Narcos about Pablo Escobar, and in this upcoming season, it looks as if Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo, the leader of Mexico’s Guadalajara cartel, is finding that with his infamy comes many more snakes in the grass.

Gallardo and his crew sit around a festive Last Supper-esque table as they enjoy what luxuries their criminal activities have afforded them, however, not all is as it seems. While everyone is smiling and cheerful above the table, underneath they all have their firearms squarely pointed at one another. “Backstabbing’s hard work; it wears you out, eventually,” the narrating DEA agent says. “And no one is untouchable.” 

The fiery second season of Narcos: Mexico is set to kick off on February 13, so prepare to spend Valentine’s Day streaming all things related to Mexican drug cartels. Narcos aired for three seasons before the show moved its sights from Colombia to Mexico, so make sure to catch up on every episode before getting addicted to this one. Check out the trailer below.

Friday, Netflix revealed twenty-nine upcoming original films set to release in 2020. 

2019 marked a huge comeback for Eddie Murphy. Dolemite Is My Name was his first lead role since 2011’s Tower Heist and the former definitely allowed his comedic and dramatic acting range to shine more than the latter. His depiction of Rudy Ray Moore got him nominated for “Best Performance By An Actor In A Motion Picture (Musical Or Comedy)” at the 2020 Golden Globes and Dolemite is up for “Best Picture”. That film is only the first piece to come out of Murphy’s multi-million dollar deal with Netflix, with a stand-up comedy special and a fourth installment of Beverly Hills Cop rumored to follow. To cap off his 2019 spree, he returned to the Saturday Night Live stage for the first time in 35 years to host its Christmas episode.

With all this going on for Murphy, it’s the perfect time for him to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award. The 25th annual Critics’ Choice Awards will bestow him with that honor on Sunday, January 12. The ceremony will be hosted by actor Taye Diggs, airing from The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California. 

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Watch Murphy revive some of his classic Saturday Night Live characters during his recent appearance and read about the joke in his opening monologue that caught him some backlash from Bill Cosby’s publicist.