From award-winning comedies to underrated animated series, here’s what should be on your watchlist.
Weve got recommendations for every television-loving palate, from hilarious quick-binge comedy shows to 100-plus-episode dramas.
There are thrillers, sitcoms, coming-of-age dramedies, and even documentaries (both real and fake!).
Cillian Murphy on ‘Peaky Blinders’; Natasha Lyonne and Fred Armisen on ‘Documentary Now!'; Issa Rae on ‘Insecure’.Credit:Matt Squire/Netflix; Rhys Thomas/IFC; HBO
So, grab some snacks and snuggle under the fuzziest throw blanket youve got.
Here are the 30 best shows on Netflix right now.
The American nightmare, on the other hand, belongs to all of us.
(From left to right) Mark Stanley, Owen Cooper, and Stephen Graham on ‘Adolescence’.Courtesy of Netflix
The Bluths are here to provide the absurdist escapism youve been searching for.
And there are A LOT of fight scenes in this gorgeous adult animation series.
The first eight episodes were so well-received, the show will return with a second season.T.M.
Denise Huskins in ‘American Nightmare’.Courtesy of Netflix
Under the guidance of Capt.
The sequel series is no spring chicken either: Season 1 started airing in 2018.
Cobra Kaiis the rare show that Gen X, millennials,andGen Z can love equally.
Jeffrey Tambor and Jason Bateman on ‘Arrested Development’.Sam Urdank/Netflix/Everett
The final episodes of the final season dropped in February, making now the perfect time to start streaming.T.M.
All that plus a pre-BridgertonandWickedJonathan Baileywith bleached blond hair!T.M.
with a seriousness that couldnt be funnier.T.M.
‘Blue Eye Samurai’.Courtesy of Netflix
Luckily, she went in another direction.
The Derry Girls are hilariously inept teenagers dealing with constant self-created mayhem.
(This is a compliment.
Andre Braugher on ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’.John P. Fleenor/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images
Fun political dramedy is hard to come by, and this one nails it.
And it’s official: Netflix has announced another season is on the way!T.M.
Where to watchDocumentary Now!
Megan Cusack on ‘Call the Midwife’.Nealstreet Productions
Have no fear, the fictionalized version is just a binge away.
Even thoughGLOWwasunfairly canceled too soon, theres still plenty to love about this three-season gem.T.M.
And thank goodness, because season 3 put the band back on the road for more ridiculous adventures.
Ralph Macchio and Xolo Maridueña on ‘Cobra Kai’.Courtesy of Netflix
Every song is a banger, the jokes are rapid-fire, and 4eva is definitely too short.T.M.
Series co-creatorMindy Kalingbalances the coming-of-age comedy and drama almost as perfectly as McEnroe breathes the words Paxton Hall-Yoshida!
every time Devi sees her not-so-out-of-reach crush (Darren Barnet).T.M.
Damien Moloney and Phoebe Waller-Bridge on ‘Crashing’.Mark Johnson/Channel 4
Its a love story that will probably make you cry, but its one you wont regret watching.T.M.
A must-watch for literary lovers and TV nerds alike, treat yourself toOne Hundred Years of Solitude.I.G.
Once you finish your binge, you could look forward tothe upcoming moviethat will wrap up Tommys story.T.M.
Diane Morgan (left) on ‘Cunk on Earth’.Courtesy of Netflix
and, of course, falling in love.
Not to mention pretending to be a person isnt as easy asLaw & Ordermade it look.T.M.
But the more he finds out about his past, the less he wants to remember.T.M.
The cast of ‘Derry Girls’.Courtesy of Netflix
(From left to right) Kenichiro Thomson, Ato Essandoh, and Keri Russell on ‘The Diplomat’.Alex Bailey/Netflix
Natasha Lyonne and Fred Armisen on ‘Documentary Now!'.Rhys Thomas/IFC
Charlotee Ritchie and Mae Martin on ‘Feel Good’.Courtesy of Netflix
Theo James (left) on ‘The Gentlemen’.Courtesy of Netflix
Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin on ‘GLOW’.Courtesy of Netflix
(From left to right) Sara Bareilles, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Busy Philipps, and Paula Pell on ‘Girls5eva’.Emily V. Aragones/Netflix
Joanna Lumley and Michelle Keegan on ‘The Harlan Coben Collection’.Courtesy of Netflix
(From left to right) Issa Rae, Yvonne Orji, and Natasha Rothwell on ‘Insecure’.Raymond Liu/HBO
Choi Woo-shik on ‘A Killer Paradox’.Song Kyoung Sub/Netflix
Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer in ‘Killing Eve’.Laura Radford/BBCAmerica/Sid Gentle
Maitreyi Ramakrishnan on ‘Never Have I Ever’.Courtesy of Netflix
Ambika Mod and Leo Woodall on ‘One Day’.Courtesy of Netflix
Claudio Cataño on ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’.Netflix
Cillian Murphy on ‘Peaky Blinders’.Matt Squire/Netflix
Alan Tudyk on ‘Resident Alien’.James Dittinger/SYFY
Michael Richards and Jerry Seinfeld on ‘Seinfeld’.Alice S. Hall/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty
The cast of ‘Six Feet Under’.HBO
Yvonne Strahovski in ‘Stateless’.Ben King/Netflix
(From left to right) Gina Torres, Rick Hoffman, Meghan Markle, Gabriel Macht, and Patrick Adams on ‘Suits’.Frank Ockenfels/USA/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty
Jamie Dornan on ‘The Tourist’.Steffan Hill/Netflix/Two Brothers Pictures
