Netflix has taken its toll on entertainment by featuring its original series, constantly presenting interesting fiction that stretches over genres and gathers audiences around the globe. Dramas, mind-twirling sci-fi, rom-coms, horror, everything is available on Netflix, and below mentioned is an all-inclusive guide of the top 10 Netflix original series that have left their imprints in the sphere of streaming landscapes.
10. Baby Reindeer
Baby Reindeer revolves around Richard Gadd’s real-life experiences. This series is a blend of raw and thoughtful examination of obsession and victimhood and delving deep into the unsettling dynamics of stalking and personal boundaries, making a chronicle that is both haunting and thought-provoking.
9. Russian Doll
Russian Doll takes a toll on the time-loop concept, mixing dark comedy with existential themes. Led by Natasha Lyonne, a woman trapped in a recurring time loop on the night of her birthday, embarking on a journey of mortality and self-discovery with sharp wit and emotional depth.
8. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is a fun series created by Tina Fey that brings out laughter with its comedic tale of resilience and optimism. The story revolves around a girl named Kimmy Schmidt who is a woman adjusting to life in New York City after escaping a doomsday cult.
7. Lupin
Lupin rejuvenates the classic French literary character Arsène Lupin as Assane Diop who is a charming master thief desiring justice. This series is a stylish thriller set against the backdrop of Paris that intrigues the audience with its hectic hues, appealing narrative twists, and Omar Sy’s exceptional performance.
6. Master of None
Master of None, a story of Aziz Ansari’s accomplishments through its analysis of relationships, culture, and personal fulfillment, is well-recognized for its comprehensive way of storytelling and cultural commentary. As the third season approaches, it focuses on the supporting character Denise led by Lena Waithe.
5. Orange is the New Black
Orange is the New Black series revolves around a compelling portrayal of life in a women’s prison which revolutionized the scenery of television. It is a combination of drama and humor as it shovels deep into the lives of its diverse cast altogether, providing subtle perspectives on identity, justice, and personal growth across its renowned run.
4. Squid Game
Squid Game is a blend of intense suspense and social commentary genre, an apocalyptic creation in which some financially unstable contestants are confronting each other for their survival in deadly children’s games which took everyone by surprise as this South Korean drama broke records as Netflix’s most-watched series.
3. BoJack Horseman
BoJack Horseman defies expectations with its animated format and introspective exploration of fame, addiction, and existential crises. Despite its quirky premise—centered around a washed-up ’90s sitcom star who happens to be a horse—the series delivers poignant commentary on contemporary issues, blending humor with profound reflections on life.
2. The Crown
The Crown is a story based on historical drama, narrating the reign of Queen Elizabeth II with charming detail and exceptional performances. This award-winning series has a thorough way of storytelling and brilliant cinematography making it a solid fit for people seeking royal conspiracy and historical stories.
1. Stranger Things
Stranger Things became one of the most popular series with its nostalgic ’80s setting, and supernatural mysteries featuring Millie Bobby Brown as the lead actor. The story is about the small town of Hawkins, Indiana, a mix of sci-fi with horror, providing a captivating mystery that intrigues viewers to watch the whole show in one sitting.
