One of the main sources of entertainment during the past months of social distancing has been binge-watching shows on video-streaming services. Even though people are more able to leave their houses now, many of us are still looking for the best Netflix shows to watch next.
Netflix is not only a video-streaming service where people can have access to films and shows. Over the past few years, the platform has evolved into a full production company that produces full TV shows, documentaries, and movies.
In this article, we will list a number of the best Netflix shows ever, so you can add them to your watch list.
Best Netflix Shows To Watch
1. Money Heist "La Casa De Papel"
Rate on IMDB: 8.2/10
The Spanish-speaking show that goes for more than 5 seasons (so far at least) traces the plans of a group of thieves who are planning to rob 2.4 billion euros from the Bank of Spain in Madrid.
The show has so far released 41 episodes and the next season will be aired on December 3, 2021.
Money Heist stars Jesús Colmenar, Alex Rodrigo, Koldo Serra, Alejandro Bazzano, Javier Quintas,
Miguel Ángel Vivas. La Casa De Papel is considered one of the best Netflix shows ever.
2. Maid
Rate on IMDB: 8.5/10
This drama that has been recognized as one of the best Netflix shows follows the daily struggles of Alex, a mother who survives an abusive relationship only to face life challenges as a housekeeper so she can afford to live a decent life.
Alex is played by American actress Margaret Qualley.
3. Peaky Blinders
Rate on IMDB: 8.8/10
Set in 20th century England, this show tracks sibling gangsters who return from WWII with the determination to build their own business empire at any cost.
The 36 episodes (5 seasons) star Anthony Byrne, Colm McCarthy, Tim Mielants, David Caffrey, and Otto Bathurst.
4. Stranger Things
Rate on IMDB: 8.7/10
The fantasy-horror show chronicles a series of odd events that lead to a child's disappearance in a small town in the 1980s in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana.
The 4-season show consists of 34 episodes and stars Matt Duffer, Ross Duffer, Shawn Levy, Andrew Stanton, Uta Briesewitz.
5. Anne with an E
Rate on IMDB: 8.7/10
For people who enjoy slow-paced shows where classic stories of the old times are told, Anne with an E is a great option and is one of the best Netflix shows.
The Canadian 3-season show follows the life of young teenage orphan Anne (played by Amybeth McNulty), who is struggling to find love and peace in her life.
6. Emily in Paris
Rate on IMDB: 7/10
Despite lots of criticism of the show that was released in 2020, mostly citing cultural appropriation and misrepresentation of the French culture, the show is still well-watched and is preparing to release a new season.
Emily in Paris is a multi-episode rom-com that explores the different experiences lived by a Chicago-based marketing executive (Lily Collins) as her company deploys her to France.
7. Lupin
Rate on IMDB: 7.5/10
This French-speaking show retells the story of the well-known fictional character Arsène Lupin (Omar Sy) who is best known for being a gentleman thief and master of disguise. Lupin is considered one of the best Netflix shows in French.
8. The Crown
Rate on IMDB: 8.6/10
Sparking controversies every now and then, this original show follows the life of Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Family in the UK throughout the years, besides shedding light on Winston Churchill's life.
The 4-season show stars Claire Foy and Olivia Colman.
9. Lucifer
Rate on IMDB: 8.1/10
This fantasy show traces the events faced by Lucifer, the fallen angel roaming around Los Angeles after feeling dissatisfied with life in hell.
The 6-season show stars the English star Tom Ellis and is widely recognized as one of the best Netflix shows.
10. Squid Game
Rate on IMDB: 8.1/10
We could not possibly finish this article before highlighting 2021's greatest hit that is not only considered one of the best Netflix shows, but also the most-watched ever on the platform (111 million views in less than two months of release).
This South-Korean Drama that has been well-received, despite extreme violence in some scenes, tells us about the pains and struggles of thousands of contestants who choose to go through a hell of a competition (literally) so they can gain enough money to pay their debts and start decent lives.
The 9 episodes star Lee Jung-jae, Park Hae-soo, Jung Ho-yeon, Oh Young-soo, and Heo Sung-tae.
