The 100 Best TV Shows on Netflix Right Now

Here’s some good news: There’s no shortage of popular entertainment on Netflix to stream from the couch. If watching television shows helps you relax and destress, look no further than our list of the very best shows you can watch on Netflix right now.

We know scrolling through the massive selection on the streaming service can be daunting, so we’ve rounded up the best of what’s on. We’ve included selections for audiences of all ages, with something for all tastes. There are family-friendly TV shows to enjoy with the kids, classic comedies and prestigious dramas, faith-based shows, Hallmark comfort food, thought-provoking science fiction, illuminating documentaries, addictive reality shows, scary horror programming, and so much more. This list covers Netflix original series and network/cable imports.

This list is regularly updated as shows come and go from Netflix’s library. Here are the 100 best TV shows now streaming on Netflix for binge-watching. 

Best shows on Netflix right now

1. Bridgerton 

Shondaland’s Netflix period drama follows the lives and loves of eight Regency era siblings of a powerful clan. From its Christmas 2020 premiere, Bridgerton was an instant hit. Seasons 2 and 3 dropped in 2022 and 2024, and a one-season prequel miniseries, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, arrived in 2023.

Related: Everything to Know About ‘Bridgerton’ Season 3

2. The Queen’s Gambit 

One of the best dramas of 2020. Emma and The Witch star Anya Taylor-Joy gives an awards-ready performance as a drug-addicted, orphaned chess prodigy with the goal of becoming world champ. Cold War-era period design and brilliant characterizations make this adaptation of Walter Tevis‘ 1983 novel a new jewel in Netflix’s crown.

3. Arrested Development 

Despite critical acclaim, Fox’s serialized dysfunctional-family comedy starring Jason Bateman was canceled in 2006. Netflix revived the show in 2013. All five seasons are now steaming.

4. Breaking Bad

Is this the best television drama of all time? Grip your armrest and settle in for all five heart-pounding seasons of Vince Gilligan‘s masterpiece about a terminally ill teacher (Bryan Cranston) who starts cooking and dealing meth. Netflix’s original film sequel, El Camino,premiered in 2019.

5. Guillermo Del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities 

Very much in line with the auteur’s fantasy and horror filmography, Guillermo Del Toro‘s eight-part Netflix horror anthology series features episodes directed by the man himself, as well by other distinguished genre directors including Jennifer Kent (The Babadook), Panos Cosmatos (Mandy) and Vincenzo Natali (Splice).

6. Bojack Horseman 

The popular, well-reviewed Netflix animated sitcom stars the voice of Will Arnett as a washed-up, self-loathing alcoholic 1990s TV star. All six seasons are now streaming.

Related: Best Christmas Movies on Netflix

7. The Good Place 

Starring Ted Danson and Kristen Bell, NBC’s Peabody Award-winning fantasy opens in a Heaven-like utopia. All four seasons are now streaming on Netflix.

8. Big Mouth 

If you’re looking to laugh till it hurts, a great choice is this raunchy Netflix animated comedy about teenagers … and their hormones. (It’s a cartoon but it’s definitely not for little kids!) Starring the vocal talents of Nick Kroll, John Mulaney, Maya Rudolph, Fred Armisen, Jordan Peele and more, Big Mouth is the most comically horny show on television. Its eighth and final season is coming in 2025.

9. Stranger Things 

It isn’t hyperbolic at all to call the Duffer Brothers‘ nostalgia-heavy, kid-centered sci-fi/horror/mystery hybrid one of the most popular television shows of the modern era. After stumbling a bit in Season 2, the confident, relentlessly entertaining Season 3 broke Netflix viewership records and left fans yearning for more. Season 4 dropped in 2022, and Season 5 is set to be released in 2025.

Related: Everything to Know About ‘Stranger Things’ Season 5

10. Sweet Magnolias

The Hallmark crowd will fall for this sugary-sweet Netflix romantic drama based on the Sweet Magnolias novels by Sherryl Woods. JoAnna Garcia Swisher leads the cast of “South Carolina women, best friends since childhood, as they shepherd each other through the complexities of romance, career, and family.” Three seasons are now streaming, with Season 4 due to arrive in 2025.

Related: ‘Sweet Magnolias’ Is Getting a Season 4: Everything You Need to Know

11. Gilmore Girls 

Years before she swept the Emmys with The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Amy Sherman-Palladino created the WB’s (and later the CW’s) beloved drama centered on a mother (Lauren Graham) and daughter (Alexis Bledel) in Connecticut. Melissa McCarthy costarred (Gilmore Girls’ initial run wrapped up in 2007, about five years before she became one of the most bankable stars on this planet). All seven seasons of the show, as well as Netflix follow-up Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, are now streaming on Netflix.

12. Grey’s Anatomy 

Initially aired as a mid-season replacement on ABC (hard to believe now), Shonda Rhimes‘ diverse medical drama starring Ellen Pompeo is now the longest-running scripted primetime show on the network, currently in its 21st year.

13. Shameless 

Eleven seasons of the longest-running original scripted show in Showtime history, starring William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum, are on Netflix. Why has this series endured and stayed so popular across the country? Is it the sex and skin on display? The booze and drugs? Shameless is so popular because, at its best, the comedic drama is one of the most accurate TV depictions of what’s actually going on in struggling American households.

Related: The ‘Shameless’ Cast Is Crazy Busy: Find Out What They’re Up to Now

14. Sex Education 

Asa Butterfield and Gillian Anderson star in the critical and commercial Netflix hit about a socially awkward teen and his mother—who’s also his sex therapist. All four seasons are now streaming on Netflix.

15. Chappelle’s Show 

Dave Chappelle got paid (after publicly complaining on SNL) and one of the funniest sketch/variety shows is back on the streaming service. From Rick James to Samuel L. Jackson, all the iconic impersonations are here.

16. Fuller House 

The second half of the fifth and final season of the Tanner family’s wholesome continued adventures aired in 2020. Every episode of this Netflix series is streaming now.

17. Better Call Saul 

Six seasons of AMC’s brilliant satiric crime prequel to Breaking Bad are now streaming on Netflix. Bob Odenkirk stars in the Peabody award-winning show that lives up to its iconic predecessor.

18. Peaky Blinders 

Steven Knight‘s popular British series follows the exploits of the criminal Shelby family in Birmingham, bookended by two World Wars. All six seasons are now on Netflix.

19. The Great British Baking Show 

Best of luck not falling head-over-heels for the personalities and confections on display in the search for Britain’s best amateur baker. Multiple seasons of the Netflix show are available now, along with its “Holidays” and “Professionals” spinoffs.

20. Elite 

Lots of sex, cutting-edge themes and even murder are among the hooks of this popular Spanish teen thriller soap-opera centered on prep-school students. There are 8 seasons of this Netflix series now streaming.

21. House of Cards 

Based on the 1990s British series and Michael Dobbs‘ book of the same name, this D.C.-set political thriller is the first web-only series in history to receive major Emmy nominations. When star Kevin Spacey was disgraced in light of the #MeToo movement, his character was killed off between seasons, and the focus shifted to his wife (Robin Wright).

22. The Witcher 

Based on the Polish book series of the same name, this Netflix original medieval-inspired adult fantasy proved to be a big hit in its first season. With plenty of gore, some sex and nudity, The Witcher is highly entertaining schlock, and a committed performance from star Henry Cavill elevates all of it.

Related: ‘The Witcher’ Season 4: How Will Henry Cavill’s Recasting Be Explained and More

23. I Am Not Okay with This 

It star Sophia Lillis has received glowing critical praise for her turn in this coming-of-age dramedy series, based on the comic book of the same name by Charles Forsman. With themes of teen sexuality, school pressures and superpowers, I Am Not Okay with This is one of Netflix’s bona fide 2020 hits.

24. Selena: The Series 

A hit with audiences, not so much with critics, this Netflix original follows the life, success and untimely death of Selena Quintanilla. It’s no match for the 1997 movie with Jennifer Lopez, but it’s worth a watch in memory of a mega-talent gone too soon.

Realted: The Best Jennifer Lopez Movies, Ranked 

25. The Young Royals

For fans of Red, White & Royal Blue, or just romances among royals in general, check out this sweet Swedish show about two young boys who fall in love in boarding school. Edvin Ryding plays Prince Welhelm of Sweden, who begins to have feelings for his friend Simon (Omar Rudberg). As with all things royal, however, their friendship/romance quickly gets entangled with drama.

26. Emily in Paris 

Lily Collins stars in the hit Netflix original in the spirit of Sex & the City (from that series’ creator Darren Star), about an American transplant in the City of Lights. Four seasons are out.

27. All of Us Are Dead

This Netflix series is an energetic, violent South Korean drama focuses on high-school students who must break out of their school after it becomes the base of a zombie virus outbreak.

28. Squid Game 

Analysts say this blockbuster Korean success could potentially become the biggest hit in Netflix history. Squid Game centers on cash-strapped people competing in a deadly series of children’s games. It lives up to the hype. Season 2 was released at the end of 2024.

29. Grace and Frankie 

Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda star in this popular Netflix comedy about friends who become close after their husbands marry each other. All seven seasons are streaming now.

30. Narcos 

Set and filmed in Colombia, this hit Netflix drama centers on the drug trade, specifically the rise and fall of kingpin Pablo Escobar.

31. Maid 

One of Netflix’s biggest hits of the pandemic era stars a never-better Margaret Qualley as a single mother who turns to housecleaning to escape homelessness and an abusive relationship—and to support her young child. Co-starring Nick Robinson and Qualley’s real-life mother, Andie MacDowell.

32. Altered Carbon 

Based on the 2002 book of the same name, this cyberpunk sci-fi Netflix series is set in a world where consciousness can be transferred to different bodies. A second season premiered in 2020, with an anime film stitching it to Season 1.

33. Supernatural 

All 15 seasons of this scary, long-running drama centered on demon hunters Sam and Dean Winchester (Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles) are on Netflix.

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34. Trailer Park Boys 

Netflix is host to 12 seasons of the raunchy, irreverent Canadian mockumentary series, as well as several supplemental specials. Trailer Park Boys centers on the residents of a mobile home community in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

35. The Crown 

Peter Morgan‘s historical drama about Queen Elizabeth II is one of Netflix’s most prestigious originals. Claire Foy won an Emmy for playing the lead role in the first two seasons; Olivia Colman is titanically brilliant in the third and fourth seasons. And Imelda Staunton brought home the character in Seasons 5 and 6, which dropped in 2023.

Related: How to Watch ‘The Crown’ Season 6

36. Dahmer—Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story 

Despite middling reviews and significant controversies, Ryan Murphy‘s series starring Emmy winner Evan Peters as the infamous serial murderer was one of Netflix’s biggest hits of 2022.

37. Julie’s Greenroom 

Here is a family-friendly Netflix gem you simply cannot miss. Fun, funny and educational, Julie’s Greenroom starring Julie Andrews (and a lot of Jim Henson puppets) is the perfect show to binge for audiences of all ages.

Related: Here’s Why You Must Watch Julie’s Greenroom

38. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt 

Co-created by Tina Fey, this popular Netflix comedy series follows 29-year-old Kimmy (Ellie Kemper) after she’s rescued from a doomsday cult. All four seasons are available to stream.

39. Prison Break

When Lincoln Burrows is wrongly convicted of murder, his brother Michael gets himself sent to prison—so he can use his structural engineering expertise to bust them both out. Bingeworthy as it is implausible, the show’s five seasons were received indifferently by critics, but loved by fans. Like it or not, if you start watching Prison Break, consider yourself a prisoner of Netflix for the foreseeable future.

40. Money Heist

Don’t let the ridiculously on-the-nose title put you off of this intense, funny, gripping romp about a posse of criminals who hole up in the Royal Mint of Spain to pull off—what else?—a money heist. We follow the criminals as they execute the job while being instructed from the outside by the mysterious “Professor.” There are hostages, elite military forces, betrayals, love triangles, code names, stacks of cash, a foolproof plan that keeps getting foiled—basically everything you want from a caper series. Watch this Spanish series with the English voiceover—the actors, particularly the voice of the Professor, are wonderful.

41. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina 

Kiernan Shipka and Ross Lynch star in Netflix’s freaky, sexy take on the teenage witch that’s way more teen/adult-focused than the wholesome ’90s sitcom with Melissa Joan Hart. Four seasons and a Christmas special are streaming now.

42. The Chef Show 

Chef Roy Choi worked with Jon Favreau on the acclaimed Netflix dramedy Chef, and the two reunited for this cooking travelogue show. For more food artistry paired with humane real-life stories, check out the Chef’s Table series.

43. F Is for Family 

Co-created by comedian Bill Burr and based loosely on his upbringing, this animated Netflix sitcom costars the vocal talents of Laura Dern, Justin Long, Sam Rockwell, Haley Reinhart and more. All five seasons are now streaming.

44. 13 Reasons Why 

Highly controversial and hugely successful, Netflix’s original teen drama originally gripped viewers with the mysteries surrounding the decision of a high school student (Katherine Langford) to take her own life. Three more seasons followed.

45. Cobra Kai 

Originally released as a YouTube Red series, Netflix took over production of this surprisingly brilliant, mostly family-friendly sequel to The Karate Kid. Cobra Kai is highly entertaining and binge-able, with a mix of heart, humor and action—and also commendable for blending grown-up themes with kid-like fun. It wraps up Part 3 of its sixth season in 2025.

46. 100 Humans 

A Netflix reality show in which 100 individuals from diverse backgrounds undergo a series of experiments exploring lifestyles, myths, sex, racism, happiness and much more.

47. The Umbrella Academy 

All three seasons of Netflix’s superhero series about estranged siblings uncovering family mysteries and saving the world are now streaming. The ensemble cast includes Elliot Page.

48. Narcos Mexico 

Originally developed as a direct fourth season of Narcos, the Netflix series became its own thing in production. Michael Peña and Diego Luna star in the crime series that explores the origins of the modern war on drugs. All three seasons are streaming.

49. One Day at a Time 

Based on Norman Lear‘s iconic series of the same name which ran from 1975 to 1984, this Netflix original has racked up critical acclaim and awards. The fourth and final season premiered in 2020.

50. The Blacklist 

James Spader and Megan Boone star in the long-running, expansive crime series about a former fugitive who assists the FBI in pursuing threats, with the assistance of a fresh profiler who’s barely out of Quantico. There are 10 seasons currently on Netflix.

51. Lucifer 

“Hot as hell” (as appropriately billed in the advertising) Tom Ellis stars in this highly entertaining dramedy. The British hunk plays the devil, who gets disenchanted with hell and relocates to Los Angeles, where he forms a bond with a homicide detective (Lauren German). For Seasons 4 and 5, Lucifer moved from Fox to Netflix, which means more swearing and even some nudity. It ended with a bang in 2021’s well-received Season 6.

52. Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee 

The title of Jerry Seinfeld‘s popular talk show represents truth in advertising. Among the myriad icons who’ve appeared on the program are Eddie Murphy, Mel Brooks, Sarah Silverman and Kristen Wiig. The show migrated from Crackle to Netflix in 2018.

53. The History of Swear Words 

Nicolas Cage hosts this Netflix documentary series exploring the history of some of the English language’s most vulgar utterances. All six episodes of Season 1—funny, smart and proudly profane—are streaming now.

54. Hollywood 

Trashy, fun, fleetingly illuminating, Ryan Murphy’s look at post-World War II Old Hollywood examines the studio system, race and homosexuality. It only goes so deep, but it’s enough to spark interest in what is undeniably a vital part of this nation’s 20th-century history.

55. Madam Secretary 

Téa Leoni stars in Barbara Hall‘s D.C.-set drama centered on a female Secretary of State. All six seasons (the series finale aired late 2019 on CBS) are on Netflix.

56. Dash & Lily 

A Christmas romance springs between Austin Abrams and Midori Francis thanks to a well-used notebook in a new Netflix original charmer. Based on the YA series Dash & Lily’s Book of Dares.

57. Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events

A significant step-up in quality from the uneven film adaptation starring Jim Carrey, the Netflix series boasts a smashing performance from Neil Patrick Harris as Count Olaf.

58. Heartstopper 

Kit Connor and Joe Locke star in a Netflix original series about teen boys in love, based on the YA graphic novel series. Heartstopper premiered in 2022 to buzzy fan response and positive critical notice.

59. Arcane

Arresting visuals and outstanding voice work make this Netflix series one of scarce few video game adaptations worth watching (like the streamer’s surprisingly great Castlevania). An eye-popping blend of hand-drawn and CGI animation is set in the battle arena of League of Legends.

60. Atypical 

A brilliant performance from Keir Gilchrist drives this touching, often extremely funny Netflix sitcom about a teen on the autism spectrum who’s looking for love. All five seasons are available to stream.

61. On My Block 

This critically praised Netflix original follows four street-savvy youths in Southern California. The fourth season wrapped up the series in 2021.

62. The Kominsky Method 

Chuck Lorre‘s Netflix original comedy-drama is about an aging acting coach who once enjoyed fame. Michael Douglas, Alan Arkin and a who’s-who of seasoned, celebrated comedy vets round out the supporting cast.

63. What/If 

Trashy but undeniably fun, this gender-swapped Netflix version of Indecent Proposal boasts a ripper of a performance from Renée Zellweger (as a woman of extreme wealth with the hots for a married pro athlete), and some refreshing, steamy sex scenes.

64. Carmen Sandiego 

The voice talents of Gina Rodriguez and Finn Wolfhard feature in this Netflix original update of the hit educational action/adventure franchise that rose to popularity in the 1990s. Four seasons are on Netflix.

65. Firefly Lane 

Based on the novel of the same name by Kristin Hannah, this Netflix’s audience-favorite drama explores the intricacies of a decades-spanning friendship. Starring Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke.

66. NCIS 

Seasons 1–5 and 12–16 of CBS’s enormously, enduringly popular procedural—centered on the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, and now in its 21st season—are streaming on Netflix. This was the most-watched show on TV in its 10th season.

67. Suits

USA Network’s legal drama and its now-royal star Meghan Markle made a big splash when it landed on Netflix. Nine seasons are now streaming.

68. Russian Doll 

Orange is the New Black star Natasha Lyonne leads Netflix’s widely acclaimed comedy-drama series about a game developer stuck in a time loop. Nominated for four Primetime Emmys, including Outstanding Comedy Series and Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.

69. Conversations With a Killer

Three parts of this Netflix series explore the disturbed minds of America’s most infamous serial killers. 2019’s Season 1 focused on Ted Bundy; Season 2 followed, with John Wayne Gacy at the center. Season 3 featured Jeffrey Dahmer.

70. Yellowjackets 

A high-school girls’ soccer team crash-lands in the Canadian wilderness in the 1990s and must do whatever it takes for survival. Decades later, some of the girls have rejoined society, and we learn more about what happened to them and how the experience continues to haunt them. Season one of this acclaimed Showtime series—starring Melanie Lynskey, Juliette Lewis and Christina Ricci—is currently on Netflix. Season two premiered in March 2023, and season three dropped in February 2025; both seasons will presumably end up on Netflix eventually.

71. Outlander

Seasons 1-6 of Starz’s hit romantic time-traveling epic starring Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan are now streaming. Outlander recently aired its 7th season on Starz and has been renewed for an 8th, scheduled to drop in 2025.

72. Anne With an E 

Based on the beloved 1908 novel Anne of Green Gables, this family-friendly Canadian drama from Netflix boasts one of television’s toughest, most lovable young heroines in Amybeth McNulty‘s Anne Shirley.

73. Riverdale 

The sexy, dark and insanely addictive teen drama based on the characters of Archie Comics concluded its seven-season run on the CW. Witty, morbid and just the right amount of self-aware, this is a show to get lost in.

74. Virgin River 

Already peaking as No. 1 most-watched program on Netflix for a time, the popular romantic drama centers on a nurse practitioner who relocates from L.A. to North Carolina.

75. Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness 

Netflix shows are often a part of the zeitgeist, but few have struck a resounding chord in pop culture quite like this stranger-than-fiction circus of cat breeding, hard drugs and murder. Two seasons wrapped up in 2021.

76. Bodyguard 

Hunky Richard Madden delivers a gripping performance as PTSD-stricken veteran David Budd, assigned to protect a political figure whose politics he despises, in this taut, highly entertaining Netflix psychological thriller that set all kinds of viewership records in Britain. Madden won a Best Actor Golden Globe.

77. The Watcher 

This Netflix original horror/thriller series stars Bobby Cannavale, Naomi Watts and Jennifer Coolidge. It’s about a family stalked and terrorized after moving into their dream house. Despite mixed reviews, The Watcher has proven to be a ratings hit.

Related: Everything to Know About ‘The Watcher’ Season 2

78. Lost in Space 

A Netflix original, this reimagining of the 1965 show of the same name (itself a reimagining of The Swiss Family Robinson) takes a while to get going, but midway through Season 1, it becomes whiz-bang family entertainment, lasting for three seasons.

79. Seinfeld 

All nine seasons of one of the most popular and lauded sitcoms in history are here. Festivus has come early! Seinfeld centered on four friends coping, or not coping, with the absurdity of NYC life in the ’90s.

80. Sense8

Lilly and Lana Wachowski co-created this Netflix science-fiction drama about eight strangers around the world who discover they’re linked. Sense8 explores sexuality, politics, gender, identity and more. Dedicated fans saved the show from an unceremonious sendoff. A well-received series finale aired after the show’s cancellation two seasons in.

81. Locke & Key 

Based on the comic book series of the same name (that also inspired a failed Fox pilot), this Netflix original is a supernatural horror series centered on three children who discover a demonic entity in their new home.

82. Mindhunter 

After two seasons, Mindhunter was originally reported to be “on hold”—due to costs, production difficulties and other factors—but the beloved series seems to be pretty much done. Netflix executives teased “maybe in five years,” but that seems unlikely. You can still catch the first two seasons of the masterful psychological thriller from Joe Penhall and David Fincher. Jonathan Groff stars a special agent in the FBI’s Behavioral Science Unit.

83. Ozark 

Netflix’s popular, well-reviewed drama about a small-town criminal entwined with Mexican cartel (starring Jason Bateman and Laura Linney) is now bingeable in full on Netflix.

84.  Arrow 

Starring Stephen Amell as the DC Comics hero, this superhero series co-developed by Love, Simon‘s Greg Berlanti was a hit with audiences and critics, starting the “Arrowverse” shared superhero universe on TV. All eight seasons are streaming on Netflix.

85. The Flash 

The immediate successor to Arrow in the Arrowverse stars charming Grant Gustin as DC’s Barry Allen, a crime scene investigator who gets powers of superhuman speed. All nine seasons are on Netflix.

86. Orange Is the New Black

One of Netflix’s home-run hits in the streaming service’s nascence, Jenji Kohan‘s drama set at a minimum-security women’s prison (based on Piper Kerman‘s memoir) won a Peabody and an Emmy, among myriad other honors. Seven seasons are available to binge.

87. Meltdown: Three Mile Island 

This highly popular Netflix docuseries explores the most catastrophic power plant accident in American history, at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania.

88. Midnight Mass

The Haunting, Doctor Sleep and Ouija: Origin of Evil helmer Mike Flanagan once again proves he’s a modern master of horror in a Netflix original series that feels like his most personal work yet, centered on supernatural events surrounding the arrival of a charismatic priest to a sleepy small town.

89. Inventing Anna 

Ozark Emmy winner Julia Garner commands the screen in a smash hit, stranger-than-fiction Netflix original about the white-collar crimes of New York’s fake heiress Anna Sorokin. Inventing Anna struck a chord with audiences upon its 2022 release.

90. The Haunting of Hill House and The Haunting of Bly Manor 

If you’re looking to have the stuffing scared out of you, look no further. Mike Flanagan’s loose Netflix adaptation of Shirley Jackson‘s 1959 novel is skillful and terrifying. Especially episode six. Shudder. The follow-up to Haunting of Hill House isn’t quite as terrifying, but it’s a worthy successor—handsome, well-acted and, indeed, frightening. Bly Manor is an unpredictably twisty spin on Henry James‘s The Turn of the Screw, about a young governess tasked with caring for two unusual rich kids.

91. The Get Down 

Baz Luhrmann‘s musical drama, set in NYC’s South Bronx in the 1970s, ran for two short seasons. Justice Smith (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Pokémon Detective Pikachu) stars in this Netflix series.

92. Our Planet

Winner of the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series, Our Planet is the first Netflix-produced nature show. The series focuses on diverse species and habitats around the world, and on how climate change impacts all of them. David Attenborough narrates.

93. Lupin 

One of Netflix’s biggest international hits centers on a gentlemen thief, based on the classic French story and starring Omar Sy, Shirine Boutella.

94. Sex Explained 

Produced by Vox and narrated by Janelle Monáe, this limited Netflix docuseries lives up to its name, exploring the subject of S-E-X. It isn’t a substitute for sex ed, but it’s informative and entertaining—intended to educate rather than titillate.

95. Black Mirror 

The highly popular British sci-fi anthology series focuses on society and our relationship with technology in standalone, Twilight Zone-influenced episodes. Black Mirror has won eight Emmys, including three consecutive wins for Outstanding Television Movie (San Junipero, USS Callister and Bandersnatch).

Related: Netflix Renews ‘Black Mirror’ for Season 7

96. You 

Originally airing on Lifetime before it gained a much wider audience on Netflix, You stars Penn Badgley as a bookstore manager and serial killer who develops an obsession with a customer. Four seasons are now streaming.

Related: ‘You’ Season 5 Will Be the Final Chapter: Everything to Know About Joe Goldberg’s Last Horrifying Hurrah

97. Bloodline

Kyle Chandler, Ben Mendelsohn and Linda Cardellini star in Netflix’s thriller drama about a Florida Keys family with terrible, violent secrets. The first season of Bloodline was a hit with critics; the second and third (and final) seasons received a mixed response.

98. Dear White People 

Created by Justin Simien and based on his 2014 film of the same name, this Netflix original follows Black students at an Ivy League college, examining race relations in the modern era.

99. The Walking Dead 

Frank Darabont‘s post-apocalyptic zombie horror series was one of the most-watched shows on TV in its first few seasons, and still has a dedicated fanbase. Eleven seasons are streaming on Netflix.

100. Queer Eye

Let’s conclude with the perfect pick-me-up. Netflix’s Emmy-winning reboot challenges social norms, tugs at the heartstrings and comforts. Nine seasons are now streaming.

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