Number 1: The 3-body problem
A decision made by a young woman in China in the 1960s has spatial-temporal implications even now. When the laws of nature inexplicably unravel before the eyes of a tight-knit group of brilliant scientists, they join forces with indomitable detectives to confront the greatest threat in human history.
Viewer rating: 3.9/5
According to Beru Ramone (5/5):
“Original SF theme. Original script. The way it’s handled, original. The twist, the originals. Alien series without seeing one, it has to be well done to last, here it is. Obviously, season two is coming. .”
According to Alscyom (4.5/5):
“Transforms a bit compared to the novels, but also with good new ideas and westernized quite cleverly, even if the characters multiply. It’s very fast paced in 8 episodes, especially compared to the first Chinese TV adaptation. I think I’ll do it. Always prefer the latter, but Netflix That version still very well brings back the shock I had when reading it.”
According to AbsolutsWeeds W (4.5/5):
“A very engaging and engaging series because of all the themes discussed (specific to each character in the series. I pray that this series will continue, that other viewers will discover it and therefore not end with such a good run, because the acting is good. Like the script. My biggest discovery of the series in terms of 2024.”
why does it work
It’s been the most anticipated SF series of the year, and for good reason: The 3-Body Problem isn’t just an adaptation of Liu Cixin’s masterpiece, it’s also a new fiction from David Benioff and DB Weiss, creators of Game of Thrones! And although the series is complicated, subscribers seem to be satisfied with 3-Body Problem, its problems, its casting and especially its stunning visual effects. They are already waiting for season 2!
Number 2: Gentlemen

Eddie Horniman unexpectedly inherits his father’s vast fortune before discovering that it is part of a veritable cannabis empire. On top of all that, dangerous organized crime figures in Britain want their piece. Determined to free his family from their clutches, Eddie tries to lead the gangsters to their own game, but as he gets deeper into crime, he begins to relish it.
Viewer rating: 4.2/5
According to Siphnos92 (5/5):
“Here’s a series that does a lot of good! English humor, rhythm, suspense, crazy characters… the real joy of everything in the world of aristo-drugs. Brilliant!”
According to Morris Colon (4/5):
“Guy Ritchie returns to the history of English gangsters with many drawers. Quite funny, well-paced and well-executed auto pastiche, in the codes that made it a success Snatch: care of the 2nd and 3rd roles (Vinnie Jones), the cartoon. Violence, editing tricks and Effective use of music. Overall a success.”
According to Harry6489 (4/5):
The TV series “Gentlemen” created by Guy Ritchie is a real pleasure for the eyes and ears. Taking into account the codes of the film of the same name, it immerses us in the world of London gangsters, where there is dark humor, sharp dialogues and explosives. Situations follow each other at a frightening pace.
From the very first moments, we recognize Guy Ritchie’s touch. The production is dynamic, the shots careful and the soundtrack impeccable. We enjoy these verbal contests between colorful characters.
It’s an entertaining, stylish and addictive series that will keep you entertained.”
why does it work
With The Gentlemen, Guy Ritchie returns to his first love to offer a gangster story loosely adapted from his film of the same name, on the cusp of his first film success. Connoisseurs will know exactly what to find in this fiction, which combines incredible intrigue, intense violence, British humor and effective staging, all with a charismatic cast, Theo James and Kaya Scodelario in the lead.
Number 3: Outreau: A French Nightmare

The documentary series The Outreau Affair: A French Nightmare explores one of France’s greatest legal tragedies. In the early 2000s, in northern France, a young judge, Bourgogne, is in charge of investigating allegations of pedophilia in a family. But the case gets more and more complicated as the investigation progresses, when it appears that other residents of the town are also involved. Between the accusations and the counter-accusations, the court car takes over.
Viewer Rating: 3.5/5
According to Ange Beltane (4.5/5):
“The impact of the Outreau case is presented with an intensity that leaves no one indifferent, highlighting the devastating consequences of a miscarriage of justice on the lives involved. However, despite the seriousness of the subject matter, the series manages to maintain a balance, avoiding sensationalism while remaining deeply human and engaging..”
According to Nathan Grantest (2.5/5):
“This case deserves better than that. We still do not know what led to the charges against these people. The only interesting testimony is that of an appellate court judge who discloses the facts that may have led to the children’s falsified testimony. The promotion of Judge Burgo, who appears to have had a good career, his approach to criminal law, and even more so his function, is unacceptable. This is a series against justice. When we teach, it’s all about accusation and defense, right?“
According to Anaïs W. (1.5/5):
“I’m not criticizing the report itself, but the way this trial turned out, where everything “wrong” revolved around the defendants, not the children. And it is exactly the same in this report… the words of the children – who have experienced these horrors, who are the real victims – are completely insulted and almost non-existent. I’m just ashamed.“
why does it work
After the Grégory documentary series, Netflix dives into another case that rocked France in the early 2000s, the Outreau case. In four episodes, the platform brings together numerous testimonies, from lawyers who actively participated in the trials, to journalists, including victims, to review this judicial error, which highlights the shortcomings of the institution and the media system.
Number 4: Anger

Seeking revenge after the death of her father, a young woman finds herself in the network of Fury, a vigilante of organized crime in Paris.
Viewer rating: 2.9/5
According to Lucy Mason (5/5):
“Finally a good French action series! The fight scenes are great (we see that there is a budget in real life, the camera does not swing in all directions and the choreographies are crazy), we have fun and immerse ourselves in the slightly crazy world, but the charm of reinvented Paris. The cast is great and we are never bored! It moves a thousand miles an hour and has a well-crafted story that always keeps us wanting to see what happens next.“
According to Nathan Grantest (4/5):
“It’s not a masterpiece, it’s a very good series. Original plot, impeccable image, attractive characters, well-chosen twists, funny dialogues, it is very addictive. We’re really bored on Nerflix right now, so let’s not shy away from the fun. It is a very successful series. There is a little Jean-Pierre Jeunet side:)”
According to MTGR (0.5/5):
“This series is one of unprecedented poverty and intellectual laziness. Or rather, we are returning to Besson’s performances of the 2000s. No surprises, no problems, phone script, over-explanatory voiceover, vulgar humor, hollow characters (caricatures of mobsters), incredible situations arise. to continue With very practical ellipses to overcome all the shortcomings of the script. But we have to admit one feature of this series: it is so bad that it quickly becomes ridiculous (anything can happen, because there is no sense and no writing skills). So in the end, it almost leads to addiction….“
why does it work
Netflix continues its frenzy of action with Furies , an eight-episode series starring the amazing Marina Foys in an often inappropriate role. On the program: chases, stunts and a conspiracy that no longer counts its twists. The perfect cocktail for success made Looks like Netflix and magic are taking over.
Number 5: Iron Fist

The seaport of Barcelona receives almost 6,000 containers per day. Goods from all over the world, among which more than 30 tons of cocaine can be hidden in just one year, making the Spanish city one of the most important entry points in Europe for the lucrative drug trade. An unexpected accident and the disappearance of a large shipment of cocaine will lead to a merciless war, faced with murders and revenge.
Viewer rating: 3.3/5
According to Francesco 31 (4.5/5):
“So there’s a find! The settings (Barcelona port) that looks like one of the main actors, a well-crafted story, great staging, with rhythmic sequences that follow each other very consistently, very nervously. A lot. Characters, well built. All the actors in their It does a good job. However, there are always, or almost always, supporting roles that are not up to par and weaken the plot. Nope. Great work by the writers, directors, great direction from the cast. We want more!”
According to Jean-Guillaume473 (4.5/5):
“I devoured 8 episodes in one weekend! A very good series about the drug world at the gateway to the Mediterranean. The action takes place mainly in and around the port of Barcelona. I recommend it for a good time.”
According to Lily (2/5):
“A virilistic and testosterone-inducing series at the right turns (betrayal, revenge, infiltration, etc.) The mafia clans are the stars and the police have no effectiveness in the water, everything is very low-key. Ceilinged and really lacking in nuance and subtlety. Gomorrah has nothing to do with it except for one thing.
why does it work
We have never seen such a series that plunges us into the docks of Barcelona. And that’s probably why With a Hand of Iron is so popular. With its dark and sticky atmosphere, hidden violence and promising plot, this new Spanish production continues to move forward.
Note: Reality shows are not included in our top 5, which is why “100% Physique” does not appear on this list.
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