1. Rotten Tomatoes Lists the Top 100 Best Original Netflix Series to Watch Right Now
Netflix has undoubtedly become a massive player in the entertainment industry, and its series offerings continue to impress audiences every day. Rotten Tomatoes recently compiled a list of the top 100 best original Netflix series to help viewers navigate the wealth of content available on the platform. The list is ranked based on Tomatometer scores and includes only series with at least 10 critic reviews. The shows featured on the list are either in production, have been renewed for further seasons, or have aired their final episodes recently. Viewers can enjoy a diverse array of offerings such as Stranger Things, Squid Games, Ozark, Bridgerton, and many more.
The list covers a variety of genres, including crime dramas, science fiction and fantasy, female empowerment series, true crime, and others. The selections also showcase the various cultures represented on the streaming platform. For fans of adaptations, the list features several successful series based on comics and video games, including The Umbrella Academy and The Witcher.
If viewers are unsure of what to watch next, Rotten Tomatoes’ list is a handy guide to help them find their next binge-worthy show. With so many exceptional titles to choose from, Netflix’s vast library of original content continues to impress audiences worldwide. [1][2]
2. From Stranger Things to Squid Game: The Most Watched and Best-Reviewed Shows on Netflix
Looking for the best Netflix shows to watch? Look no further than Rotten Tomatoes’ list of the most watched and best-reviewed original Netflix series available right now. From hit sci-fi phenomenon Stranger Things to thrilling Korean survival game Squid Game, Netflix has plenty of options for binge-worthy entertainment. Other popular shows on the list include crime dramas Ozark and Peaky Blinders, historical dramas Bridgerton and The Crown, and dystopian sci-fi anthology Black Mirror. To make the list, each series must have at least 10 critics reviews and those with the same Tomatometer scores are listed based on the number of reviews they received. Netflix’s binge model has allowed for unprecedented creative freedom for showrunners, resulting in diverse offerings ranging from heartwarming coming-of-age stories to absurd sketch-comedy shows. With the constant addition of new content and ongoing productions, there’s always something fresh to discover and new shows to add to your watchlist. Whether you’re in the mood for a supernatural mystery, a heart-pumping thriller, or a romantic comedy, Netflix has you covered with some of the best original content available in the streaming world. [3][4]
3. BoJack Horseman, The Crown, Russian Doll and More: Netflix\’s Best Original Content
When it comes to original content, few streaming services can compete with Netflix. And among its impressive lineup of shows, BoJack Horseman, The Crown, and Russian Doll top the list of fan favorites. BoJack Horseman may seem like an odd premise with its anthropomorphic horse protagonist, but the smart take on the human condition in an anthropomorphic world has earned it widespread acclaim. The Crown follows the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, offering a fascinating peek into monarchy life. Meanwhile, Russian Doll puts a time loop spin on the classic Groundhog Day premise, with Natasha Lyonne’s offbeat charm taking center stage. But these are just the tip of the iceberg, as Netflix offers a wide range of original content that spans across genres and interests, making it easy for anyone to find something to love. With its dedication to creating original and diverse content, it’s no wonder Netflix has become the go-to destination for streaming entertainment. [5][6]
4. Monarchy, Crime Dramas and Time Loops: The Best Historical and Genre Shows on Netflix
Netflix offers a plethora of incredible shows for history buffs and lovers of crime dramas. One of the best shows is The Crown, which is a historical drama that explores the reign of Queen Elizabeth II from her ascension to the present day. The show touches on various historical events and is a must-watch for anyone interested in the royal family. Another fantastic show is Peaky Blinders, which is set in post-World War I Birmingham and revolves around the infamous Shelby crime family. Its gritty atmosphere, detailed historical setting, and intense storylines make it one of the best crime dramas available. Time loop fans can enjoy the mind-bending Russian Doll, which follows a woman named Nadia who keeps dying and reliving the same day over and over again. The show cleverly delves into various themes and subverts expectations, making it a fascinating watch. Finally, The Alienist is another must-watch, set in late 19th-century New York City during the emergence of psychology and forensic science. The show follows a team of investigators as they attempt to catch a serial killer, utilizing newly emerging methods of tracking criminals. Each of these shows are unique in their own way and offer a thrilling glimpse into different historical periods and genres. [7][8]
5. Unbelievable, When They See Us, and More: True Crime on Netflix
True crime enthusiasts are in for a treat on Netflix, with a wide range of documentaries available for streaming. Unbelievable, a limited series, tells the story of a young woman named Marie who has been the victim of sexual assault, but finds herself caught up in a web of doubt and disbelief when reporting the crime. When They See Us documents the story of five young men from Harlem who were wrongfully accused of rape in 1989. Through the eyes of Ava DuVernay, the series explores the systemic racism within the criminal justice system. Other true crime documentaries that may be of interest include The Staircase, a gripping examination of the trial of Michael Peterson for the murder of his wife, and Don’t F**k With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer, which follows the search for an online predator who taunted and killed cats on video. For those interested in delving into the darkest corners of human nature, Netflix has plenty of options to choose from. [9][10]
6. Orange Is the New Black, GLOW, and More: Original Female Empowerment Shows on Netflix
Netflix has become a hub for original content, including shows that empower women. Among the many female-led Netflix shows, Orange Is the New Black and GLOW are two that stand out. Orange Is the New Black is a groundbreaking show that depicts the lives of incarcerated women in a raw and honest way, highlighting issues such as race, sexuality, and mental health. GLOW, on the other hand, is a dramedy that revolves around a group of women wrestlers in the 1980s who are trying to make their mark in a male-dominated industry. These shows are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to female empowerment on Netflix. Other notable shows include Marvel’s Jessica Jones, The Crown, and Unbelievable. Jessica Jones is a superhero series that tackles issues such as PTSD and sexual assault. The Crown, while centered around a royal family, portrays the strong female characters who have shaped history. Unbelievable is a true crime series that exposes the failings of the justice system in handling rape cases. Overall, Netflix is doing an incredible job of producing shows that empower women and give a voice to underrepresented groups. [11][12]
7. Unorthodox, Narcos and More: The Best Shows to Explore Other Cultures on Netflix
If you’re looking to explore different cultures through your screen, Netflix has a wide array of options for you. Unorthodox is a four-part series that explores the life of Esty, a young woman from an Orthodox Jewish community in New York who flees to Berlin in search of a new life. Narcos takes us on a thrilling journey through the world of drug trafficking in Colombia, giving us an inside look into the rise and fall of infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar. If you’re in the mood for some British humor, check out The Inbetweeners, a coming-of-age sitcom that follows four friends navigating high school. Switching gears to Asia, Street Food Asia showcases the vibrant street food culture in different cities in Asia, with a focus on the stories and lives of the vendors behind the delicious food. For a more heartwarming experience, Master of None explores the life of a 30-something Indian-American actor in New York, delving into his relationships, family, and struggles with identity. Whatever your interests may be, Netflix offers a range of shows that will allow you to immerse yourself in different cultures and expand your worldview. [13][14]
8. Black Mirror, Love Death + Robots, and More: Netflix\’s Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Shows
Looking for a thrilling sci-fi or fantastical adventure? Look no further than Netflix’s best science fiction and fantasy shows. Black Mirror, the cult-favorite anthology series, takes viewers on a journey through twisted high-tech near-futures where humanity’s greatest innovations and darkest instincts collide. Love Death + Robots, another anthology series, features short animated stories that explore themes like technology, war, and the human experience. The Umbrella Academy, based on the comic book series, follows a dysfunctional family of superheroes as they attempt to save the world. And The Witcher, based on the novels, follows the adventures of a monster hunter in a magical world filled with danger and intrigue.
But Netflix’s fantasy and sci-fi offerings don’t stop there. The OA tells the story of a young woman who returns home after a long disappearance with mysterious abilities and a mission to save others. Stranger Things brings viewers to the small town of Hawkins, Indiana, where a group of friends must face supernatural threats while trying to find their missing friend. And Altered Carbon takes viewers to a future where the mind can be digitized, allowing for immortality and the creation of new bodies.
Whether you’re a fan of dystopian futures, magical worlds, or futuristic technology, Netflix’s best science fiction and fantasy shows have something for everyone. So grab your popcorn and get ready to be transported to another world. [15][16]
9. The Umbrella Academy, The Witcher, and More: The Most Popular Comics and Video Game Adaptations on Netflix
Netflix has become a go-to destination for fans of comic book adaptations and video game adaptations. Among the most popular of these offerings are The Umbrella Academy and The Witcher. The Umbrella Academy has won over audiences with its quirky humor and dysfunctional superhero family dynamic. Based on the comic book series of the same name, the show follows a group of former child superheroes as they navigate their dysfunctional family and save the world from destruction. The Witcher, based on the popular video game series and book franchise, has also attracted a large following. Its dark and gritty fantasy world, complete with magic and monsters, has captivated viewers. Other notable comic and video game adaptations on Netflix include Sweet Tooth, based on a comic book series about a boy with deer antlers in a post-apocalyptic world, and Castlevania, an animated series based on the classic video game franchise about a vampire hunter battling Dracula. Whether fans are drawn to the humor and heart of The Umbrella Academy, the dark and fantastical world of The Witcher, or some other comic or video game adaptation, Netflix has a wealth of options to satisfy those cravings. [17][18]
