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And once you’ve binged up to your eyeballs, why not check out our rundown of the very best movies Netflix UK has to offer? Steven Knight's Brummie gangster saga went from BBC Two drama to worldwide phenomenon – a mythical tale of underworld folk heroes that often intersected with real-life history. We are Empire, and we are here to make you think about the best TV shows on Netflix and get excited and stuff. Hearing Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and the gang all slip effortlessly back into their old roles is awesome, but it’s the surprisingly poignant story showrunners O’Malley and BenDavid Grabinski give them to tell - juxtaposed with Science SARU’s insanely ambitious anime stylings - that makes this Scott Pilgrim… well… take off.

they are not full gloves, they only cover the outer part of the hand leaving the underside of the hand exposed along with the black elastic over the fingers. It's part Stranger Things (but way moodier), part Twin Peaks (but way more German), and totally mind-bending – burrowing even further down its multi-chronological rabbit holes with each successive season.jaw-slackening hybridised 2D/3D animation, and an epic narrative with real emotional and kinetic weight, this is one of the great TV revelations of 2023. What follows is a stunningly creative trip that switches up from episode to episode in constantly surprising ways. By the time the show’s stunning finale comes into view, its place among the small screen’s all-time greats is assured.

Focused around Kristen Bell's morally-challenged – and definitely-not-meant-to-be-in-Heaven – Eleanor, each twenty-minute episode is peppered with laughs, philosophy, made up profanity (“Holy forking shirtballs, dude! Underseen in the UK, perhaps due to its laughably bland international title (it's known as La Casa De Papel, aka 'The House Of Paper', in its native Spain), Money Heist is one of Netflix biggest shows – an epic crime saga about a robbery in the Royal Mint of Spain.

Based on Makoto Yukimura's same-named manga, the series follows Thorfinn (Yūto Uemura), an Icelandic boy villager whose dreams of following in father Thors’ legendary Viking footsteps meet cruel reality when his father is murdered and he winds up joining the crew of the man who killed him. To say that Shondaland's adaptation of Julia Quinn's Regency era-set series of books have taken Netflix – and the internet – by storm is quite the understatement. The pair play sisters Vi and Jinx – they live in Zaun, the seedy, oppressed undercity of the rich utopia Piltover. Blurring the lines between serialised and episodic storytelling, operating - aptly - in an almost dreamlike mode throughout its duration, this dark fantasy tells the story of Morpheus (a mercurial Tom Sturridge), The Lord of Dreams. Therapist's son Otis ( Asa Butterfield) starts doling out sex advice to his schoolmates, all the while navigating his own tough road through puberty, in a show that's witty, warm, and often daring.