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Ok, since you’ve already watched crowds like Virgin River, Sweet Magnolias, and Dead to Me, and you’re looking for the most productive screens on Netflix. Luckily, the streaming service has plenty of movies and broadcasts to decide from its most productive rated section, which ranks popular titles depending on the trend. The most productive part? The list is updated daily, making it an ideal position for me to locate new tips (such as the night agent).
From Raw to American Primeval, keep reading for the top ten Netflix series, and my personal editor’s pick of the week.
Editor’s Choice of the Week: You Miss
Based on the so-called Harlan Coben, the thriller revolves around an NYPD detective, who is forced to reopen a case involving the murder of his father. All when she joins an assembly request and corresponds to her ex-fiancé, who has disappeared years before.
1. Raw
Calling all wrestling fans!WWE Raw has arrived on Netflix, bringing unforgettable drama and live in-ring action every week. And in an unexpected twist, it’s the highest-rated series.
2. The agent
The thriller has been climbing the Netflix charts ever since it released season two. The story follows a low-level FBI agent who answers a life-changing phone call while monitoring an emergency line. Season one documents his mission to uncover a dangerous conspiracy at the White House, and the second season explores his new role as an official Night Agent.
In her honest review of the show’s second season, PureWow editor Nakeisha Campbell wrote, “As much as I enjoyed getting sucked back into the world of espionage, I’ll admit, there were a few moments of annoyance and frustration. And it’s all due to Peter Sutherland.”
3. American Primeval
The dramatic series gives a dramatized look at the old west, focusing on the old between the settlers, the Amerindians and the Mormon militia, and the brutal consequences that followed.
4. Younger
Liza is a single mother trying to reintegrate into the hard job market at the age of 40. When you realize that your age can have an effect on you can simply blow up your policy at any time.
5. W. A. G. S with riches
If you loved the reality show WAGS, then you need to watch this brand-new series, which follows the wives and girlfriends (AKA “WAGs”) of famous athletes, actors and musicians.
6. Squid Game
The popular series has been rising on the charts ever since season two debuted in December. The new installment follows Player 456 as he re-enters the game in the hope of ending the madness once and for all.
7. XO, Kitty
The romantic dramedy series focuses on, you guessed it, Kitty Song Covey, AKA the younger sister of Lara Jean from the To All the Boys film series. This time, the young matchmaker learns a few things about her own love life. (FYI, season two just hit Netflix on January 16.)
8. Sakamoto Days
The Japanese manga series follows a retired hired killer called Taro Sakamoto. He left his dark career to start a circle of relatives, well, until his beyond returned to hang out.
9. The trauma code: guard heroes
Be Fooled Through the Name: The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call is a scripted comedy series, a medical documentary. The series follows a talented trauma surgeon who has spent years traveling in the world’s areas and helping the military’s crisis. Now he returns to his roots in a university hospital.
10. Recruit
Noah Centineo plays a CIA recruit named Owen, who takes an imaginable knowledge leak. You’ll have to paint along your companions to keep data hidden, even if you have no concept of what you’re doing. (FYI, the second season of the recruit deserves to be presented on January 30. )
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