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10 Must-See Netflix Original Series of All Time

Written by Sera Serinda A

Netflix lets you stream amazing shows on your PC, smartphone, tablet, or smart TV. It's not just about blockbuster movies; Netflix has a ton of awesome series too.

You can find all sorts of favorites from around the world – whether it's local gems or hits from the UK and Brazil. If you're a Netflix subscriber, why not spend your free time diving into the best series out there? We've got some top picks for you. Let's get started – check out the article!

Narcos deserves to be one of the best Netflix series ever! It makes me think: can a show like this really be based on true events? While not every detail matches Pablo Escobar's real life, the blend of a gripping story, thrilling action, historical context, and drama is spot-on.

The series focuses on the life of the notorious drug lord of the Medellin cartel. In the first season's 10 episodes, you'll see Pablo's early days in the drug world, from making his first cocaine batch to joining the Colombian mafia.

In a nutshell, Pablo becomes hugely successful in his shady dealings, even managing to bribe government officials and police to keep things running smoothly.

In short, Pablo's illegal empire flourishes. He even manages to bribe government officials and police to keep his operations running smoothly.

Until one day, Pablo tries to expand his drug trade to the United States. This move catches the attention of the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration), led by Steve Murphy (Boyd Holbrook).

A show everyone was eagerly waiting for, and when Stranger Things finally hit the screens, it quickly became a sensation. The Duffer Brothers didn't just bring us an exciting, new story; their choice to cast many talented young actors and actresses was a total hit!

The story kicks off with a mysterious incident in a small town, pulling several kids into an unexpected adventure. The town of Hawkins, Indiana, was a safe and normal small town; until one day in the 1980s, the residents had to face a dangerous alternate dimension known as the Upside Down.

But that's not all. The town starts experiencing bizarre events that put everyone at risk. From a monstrous creature called the Demogorgon wreaking havoc, to a young boy named Will (Noah Schnapp) being attacked, and the appearance of a girl with telekinetic powers who escaped from a lab.

There are loads of wild, unforeseen twists that make this series super exciting. Intrigued? Check it out now!


If you are curious about the life of the Royal Family, you don't need to read history books or visit Buckingham Palace. You can simply watch the drama series "The Crown," created by director Peter Morgan, which tells the story of Queen Elizabeth II's era.

The first season spans the period from 1947 to 1955. In 1947, after Princess Elizabeth (Claire Foy) becomes the Queen, and the wife of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (Matt Smith); Elizabeth has to deal with many major political issues and her own personal problems.

Taking care of things in the interest of the welfare of the British people turns out to be very difficult, especially when it leads to conflicts she's never encountered before. She also has to deal with her younger sister, Princess Margaret (Vanessa Kirby), who is impulsive and jealous of the attention given to Elizabeth.

Due to its captivating storyline, "The Crown" has scooped up numerous awards and earned acclaim from film critics. That's why it's counted among the best Netflix series ever.

Female chess players are common now, but they were rare in the past. The drama "The Queen's Gambit" changes that narrative! It tells the story of a young girl who climbs to the top of the chess world.

Meet Beth Harmon (Anya Taylor-Joy), a girl who grew up in an orphanage. She was shy, quiet, and didn't stand out in a crowd.

As she grows up, Beth discovers chess and quickly falls in love with the game. She starts playing in chess tournaments, from small local ones to big international competitions.

However, at the height of her success, Beth struggles with drug and alcohol addiction. Her friends don't want to see her talent go to waste. Together, they help Beth fight her demons so she can make a comeback in the chess world.

This American TV series is a mix of psychological thriller and crime inspired by the 1995 true crime book "Mindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit" by John E. Douglas and Mark Olshaker. It follows two FBI agents diving deep into the minds of murderers.

The agents, Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany), team up with psychologist Wendy Carr (Anna Torv) to start a research project. They interview serial killers to understand what goes on in their heads.

Their pioneering approach blends psychology, anthropology, and sociology to uncover why killers do what they do. Holden, Bill, and Wendy hope their project will help solve cases in the future. Will their groundbreaking work really make a difference?

Director Bill Dubuque collaborates with Netflix to release the amazing crime drama "Ozark". Starring Jason Bateman and Laura Linney, the series tell the intricate world of money laundering for drug cartels. Its gripping narrative has earned it numerous Emmy nominations and wins.

Marty (Jason Bateman) is a financial advisor who is in a difficult situation when his business partner betrays a dangerous client. Concerned for their safety, Marty and his family go on the run, taking on new identities and go to the world of money laundering and investments.

As time goes on, Marty's business works well and grows into a huge profit. His wife, Wendy (Laura Linney), who originally worked as a public relation officer, now follows her husband's footsteps into the dangerous business. Without realising it, they are now connected to cold-blooded people who could harm them at any time.

Sex Education is a big hit because it tackles serious issues with a fun, comedic touch. The mix of complex stories and unique characters keeps every episode interesting. If you're a teenager, you'll find yourself learning a lot from this series.

Teenage life is an endless journey of discovery, filled with unique and new learning experiences, both academic and personal. One of the most talked-about topics among teens is sex, a subject so significant it inspired Laurie Nunn's play "Sex Education."

Otis Milburn (Asa Butterfield), a student at Moordale Secondary School, might not be the most popular kid in school and doesn't boast much firsthand experience in matters of sex. However, he's surprisingly knowledgeable about the topic because his mother works as a sex therapist. Otis has learned a great deal through his mom's guidance, as well as from books, videos, and open conversations about sex.

Eventually, Otis' peers discover his unexpected expertise. They start seeking his advice on sex-related issues, finding his explanations more relatable than their school's curriculum. This newfound role brings Otis to fame as he begins operating a secret sex therapy clinic. This is significantly boosting his status at school.

Wednesday Addams, a character beloved by mystery story enthusiasts, has been a part of The Addams Family lore since the 1960s. Fast forward to 2022, and director Tim Burton revitalizes this classic story with a modern angle.

Wednesday (Jenna Ortega) misbehaves again in public school; so she is sent to a special school for 'special' children called Nevermore Academy. Here, she finds a variety of students with mystical powers, even monsters. Wednesday is not interested at first, but a case of a monster threat arises.

Wednesday becomes curious about the monster and tries to find out what the school is really hiding. During the investigation, Wednesday discovers a lot of information, one of them is about the inheritance of the power she has from her mother. Through this ability, Wednesday solves the monster case.

This special Netflix fantasy drama, which first aired in 2019, is based on a novel of the same name by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski.

The story follows Geralt (Henry Cavill), a human born to a witch named Visenna (Frida Gustavsson). Geralt makes a living by hunting and killing monsters on the Continent.

Although in the witch's bloodline there is a custom to crush humans, but he refuses to do that. Geralt does not see humans as monsters. However, circumstances force him to break this tradition when he's in a tough situation, which leads him to kill a princess. This act gives him a reputation as a ruthless wizard and brings the entire region into chaos.

To clear his name, Geralt goes on a mysterious mission. Can he make things right again?

This American series starring Elliot Page and Tom Hooper tells the story of a family of superheroes. They are on a mission to solve the mystery surrounding their father's death.

In 1989, seven children were born on the same day. A billionaire adopted them, transformed them into superheroes, and assembled them into a team called The Umbrella Academy. As they grew up, they were separated and scattered across Dallas.

Thirty years later, they reunite after discovering the mysterious death of their adoptive father, Sir Reginald Hargreeves (Colm Feore). This matter unites them who have been separated for a long time. They come together to find out what's going on, while facing the threat of an impending global apocalypse.

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