Best Netflix Series of 2023
Best Netflix Series of 2023
Netflix’s Top Shows of 2023: A Roller Coaster of Entertainment
Time goes on and people change, but do you want to know one thing we can (usually) count on? Netflix. No matter what, Netflix will routinely pump out content like it’s the streamer’s job—which, well, it is. This year, the streaming giant rolled out a solid slate full of options—so far, at least. From heart-pounding thrillers to mind-bending fantasies, there’s something to satisfy everyone’s cravings.
Untold: Sports Stories that Shocked the World
Netflix’s Untold has been serving up solid, hour-long sports documentaries since 2021—but the last few episodes might mark the best in the franchise. Who needs reliable narrators when you have Jake Paul and Johnny Manziel? The series creators definitely deserve an Emmy for their ambitious choices alone. Prepare to have your mind blown and your jaw dropped as you witness these unbelievable stories unfold.
The Ultimatum: A Twist on Reality TV
Reality television at its finest, The Ultimatum is back and better than ever. This season features a diverse cast of individuals who have all come with an ultimatum for their relationships. Over the course of eight weeks, they’re allowed to swap partners, evaluate their relationships, and put their love to the ultimate test. Grab a bag of popcorn and get ready for some deliciously dramatic reality TV moments.
The Witcher: Farewell to Geralt, Hello to Liam Hemsworth
Season Three of The Witcher marks Henry Cavill’s final appearance as the monster slayer Geralt. After announcing his departure from the series to pursue a Superman return (which didn’t pan out either), Cavill capped his time on The Witcher as the series entered its most popular phase. But fear not, fantasy lovers! The party continues as the handsome Liam Hemsworth joins the cast, ready to slay monsters and steal hearts.
The Lincoln Lawyer: Our Guilty Pleasure Saves the Day
Mickey Haller stans, unite! The Lincoln Lawyer is not just a show, it’s a guilty pleasure that embraces our love for legal dramas. It’s like having a reliable friend that’s always there for you. When you need an exciting courtroom fix, The Lincoln Lawyer will come to the rescue, captivating you with thrilling cases and courtroom showdowns. Get ready to root for justice!
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Painkiller: An Awards-Season Thriller
Here’s a series with actual awards-season potential: Painkiller. Thanks to the stellar direction from Pete Berg, the opioid crisis—and the greed of the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma—has never felt more harrowing. Gripping, intense, and deeply thought-provoking, Painkiller takes you on a journey that will leave you questioning the world we live in.
Black Mirror: The Mind-Bending Return
This summer, Black Mirror returned with five new episodes that are full of terror, wit, and the occasional laugh you’ve come to expect from the twisted mind of Charlie Brooker. Brace yourself for the Annie Murphy-starring “Joan Is Awful,” which hilariously pokes fun at Netflix itself. Dive into the dark twists and turns of the technological abyss and prepare to be mind-blown.
Kaleidoscope: Mystery in Any Order You Choose
Kaleidoscope might just be one of the most interesting shows Netflix has ever released. This Giancarlo Esposito-starring heist drama is structured in a non-linear order. Viewers can watch the episodes in any order they choose, adding an element of surprise and intrigue. The cherry on top? The order of the episodes appearing on your screen is also randomized. Get ready for some mind-bending entertainment!
That ’90s Show: A Nostalgic Blast
Grab a beer (or a blunt!) and turn on That ’90s Show for a nostalgic trip down memory lane. This spinoff of That ’70s Show follows Eric and Donna’s daughter, Lei Forman, as she spends her summer with her grandparents. Lei makes her own memories with a new gaggle of friends, creating a new era of costumed basement shenanigans. Get ready for some hilarious and heartwarming mischief.
Break Point: Tennis Drama with a Smash
The Netflix Sports Multiverse keeps on rolling, folks. This year, the streamer debuted Break Point, a gripping series that takes you behind the scenes of life on the WTA and ATP Tour. Candid interviews with tennis pros like Nick Kyrgios and Ajla Tomljanović will draw you in, but stay for the temper tantrums and broken rackets that make tennis the ultimate drama on and off the court.
Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre
Junji Ito, the Japanese master of horror manga, has developed a cult following over the course of his career, thanks to his terrifying illustrations and inventive short stories. In Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre, 20 spine-tingling tales come to life in an animated anthology series for the first time. Get ready to be haunted, thrilled, and utterly captivated.
The Diplomat: Scintillating Political Intrigue
Netflix’s surprise hit of the year so far? The Keri Russell-starring political drama, The Diplomat. If you haven’t seen this series yet, give it a try—it’ll absolutely be your new favorite White-House-wheeling-and-dealing type of show. Get ready to be hooked on the twists and turns of international diplomacy and power plays. Just beware, waiting for Season Two might feel like an eternity.
Ginny and Georgia: Mother-Daughter Shenanigans Continue
Don’t lie to us: you have a Netflix guilty pleasure. If it’s Ginny and Georgia, then you’re in for a treat because Season Two is here, and the trouble is only just beginning. Join the iconic mother-daughter duo as they navigate a new town and cause even more chaos. Buckle up for a wild ride, as Ginny and Georgia bring their unique brand of trouble to the screen once again.
Lockwood & Co.: Ghost-Hunting Adventure that Defies Expectations
Lockwood & Co. follows the adventures of two teen boys who recruit a young psychic to create a ghost-hunting agency. London becomes their playground as they hunt ghosts and ward off dangerous spirits. But what starts as a ghostly thrill ride soon turns into a thrilling mystery that could change their world forever. Get ready for a mix of heart-pounding action and spine-tingling adventures.
You: Enter the Twisted Universe of Joe Goldberg
If you’re not already immersed in Joe Goldberg’s twisted universe, now is the time to start. Season Four of the stalker-thriller You landed on Netflix this February—and it picks up right where Season Three left off. Follow Goldberg, the charming stalker, as he flees to London to escape his haunting past. But be warned, his trail of ghosts in Los Angeles comes back to haunt him, making for a thrilling and addictive watch.
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
Love is in the air once again in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story—a limited series that shines a spotlight on the young Queen Charlotte’s rise to prominence. As fans eagerly wait for Season Three of the beloved, campy period romance, Shonda Rimes keeps the Bridgerton bees buzzing with an eight-episode prequel that delves into the intriguing life of Queen Charlotte. Get ready for scandal, romance, and all the glittering delights of Regency-era society.
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Get your popcorn ready, cozy up on the couch, and let Netflix take you on a roller coaster of emotions. With these top shows of 2023, the only problem you’ll have is choosing which one to binge-watch first!