Number 1: Ni una más
At the age of 17, Al almost finished high school. He has known his friends Greta and Nata since childhood, with whom he shares everything, from going out to problems typical of their age: feelings of exclusion, jealousy, problems with parents and even toxic relationships. But when the profile @Iam_colemanmiller posts a photo on social networks with the caption: “This was me before you raped me”, nothing seems normal and everything changes. How and when did this attack happen? Who is behind this profile? Is this allegation true, and if so, who is the victim?
Viewer Rating: 3.3 out of 5
According to Laurent B (4.5/5):
“I actually clicked on this series on Netflix by accident. I knew absolutely nothing and there were no reviews. What a pleasant surprise. ‘Swing your pik’. A series apparently for teenagers. Maybe too violent. Either way, a pleasant surprise.”
I finished ni una mas, good 10/10 vrmt the message behind the series is incredible
— ✩°。Lucy 🇵🇸 (@hyltxie) June 2, 2024
ni una más series is precious! A very important topic that is additionally covered in it.
— ✷☽ тiffany (@merveillxs) June 1, 2024
why does it work
Like 13 Reasons Why, Ni una más tackles the current issues of sexist and sexual violence and violence against women as a well-written and intense drama that deals with the concept of consent, teenagers’ relationship with pornography and the difficult journey of victims. about sexual violence. Subscribers were touched by this Spanish series hosted by young stars such as Clara Galle (Through My Window) and Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara from Against the Senses. Its theme and its casting explain its success and first position in the top.
Number 2: Eric

New York, 1980s After his nine-year-old son Edgar disappears on his way to school, Vincent begins a desperate search. Considered one of the best puppeteers in the Big Apple, the creator of a hugely popular children’s show, Vincent struggles to cope with his son’s absence, but is overcome with grief and gradually loses his leg.
Self-loathing and wracked with guilt, she clings to Eric, a puppet painted by Edgar, confident that she can bring this blue monster character to the screen when her son returns. As Vincent’s increasingly destructive behavior alienates him from his family, colleagues, and the investigators who try to help him, Eric, an illusion born of necessity, becomes his only ally in finding his son.
Viewer Rating: 3.5 out of 5
According to Bruno Cuvidu (5/5):
“This series is a real TV gem.
According to Romain C (5/5):
“It’s simply sublime. The father’s character is very different from the usual clichés. A short series to be devoured. The messages conveyed by this series are delicately approached and show each person’s role in change. Bravo!”
According to Morris Colon (3/5):
“I was expecting a demanding series backed by careful direction from the cast, and I ended up with a very dated little facility straight out of the Reagan years, with actors overplaying the pathos in the great American tradition of well-identified bad guys.” and saves morally.
why does it work
Netflix relied on Eric’s ultra-popular headliner to attract subscribers. Benedict Cumberbatch is outstanding as a family man who hits rock bottom. Abby Morgan’s series is a snapshot of an era, city and country plagued by poverty, racism and homophobia.
Number 3: Geek Girl

As an awkward teenager, Harriet always wanted to fit in. But a London modeling agency notices her and understands that sometimes we need to stand out from the crowd.
Viewer Rating: 3.4 out of 5
Total (5/5) according to:
“Very cool, very easy to watch with the family, quite original and quite a fun story with characters we can identify with”
According to Mail Duble7 (5/5):
“A simple series, but one that feels good. Some of the themes make you think! Refreshing characters that are easy to identify with. Nice mix of humor and sensitivity. Ready for season 2 (if there is one)!!!”
why does it work
This is a light and pleasant series that Netflix offers along with Geek Girl, an adaptation of Holly Smiley’s literary saga. An opportunity to discover those who did not already know her, the refreshing Emily Carrey, who is especially visible in the first season of Dragon House.
Number 4: The Bridgerton Chronicles

Penelope Fetherington has finally given up on longtime love Colin Bridgerton after she found out he had been making disparaging comments about her. However, she decided it was time to get a husband, preferably one who would give her enough independence to continue her double life as Lady Whistledown, away from her mother and sisters.
Viewer Rating: 3.8 out of 5
According to Mr. Bobinski (4/5)
“It’s a very good series! And I find that the quality does not deteriorate over the seasons! Even if the series seems a little too “modern” to me… the make-up is too modern and flashy and I don’t particularly like that the music is covers of our time… it breaks the world a bit.“
by Jenny R (3/5)
“If you want lightness, beautiful costumes and bring back the memories of your first love, this is perfect. If we like the fashion of the 1700s and 1800s, that’s fine. The romantic summer romance we’ve been hiding from everyone is here, the TV version. It all depends on what state we are in at the moment, you may like it or not!“
by Viintage_dreams T. (3.5/5)
“A catchy series full of instrumental pop music we all know, exquisite actors from all over the world and love stories.“
why does it work
A series that has always proven itself and is one of the most popular on Netflix. Love stories with guaranteed happy endings. Actors who appear from season to season and become the sensation of the moment. That’s Bridgerton’s recipe, and Season 3 is no exception.
Number 5: Dancing with the Devil: A cult on TikTok?

In this documentary series, famous dancers on TikTok struggle to escape the cult that doubles as an audiovisual company and try to reinvent themselves.
Viewer Rating: 3.3 out of 5
I was randomly watching some Tik Tok dance videos. I had no idea the story of 7M and the Shekinah Church behind it all. Dancing with the Devil on Netflix is fascinating.
— robertliefeld (@robertliefeld) June 1, 2024
“I was a regular viewer of these dance videos on TikTok. I had no idea the story of the 7M Company and the Shekinah Church behind it all. Dancing with the Devil on Netflix is fascinating.”
I watched “Dance with the Devil, a cult on TikTok?” on Netflix this weekend. It’s scary how one person can, on the basis of religion, lead other people to completely cut off their family and friends and work… pic.twitter.com/vLoMX0QlB7
— Edith Brou (@edithbrou) June 2, 2024
Stunned after watching three episodes of the new Netflix documentary: Dance with the Devil: The Cult on TikTok.
Or how ordinary young people who are passionate about dancing will end up being recruited into a sect.
Testimonies from victims and families! To see 🙌🏾 pic.twitter.com/q6CoAAEHWe— effy (@effychiante) May 29, 2024
why does it work
How is a cult created in the age of social networks? Dancing with the Devil provides an overview, in the form of a documentary series, of the mechanisms of control through the account of the dancers, followed by millions of followers on TikTok. It’s no secret that Netflix subscribers love these kinds of stories. This documentary series, which covers all the production codes of the platform, has the originality to tell a story as old as time through a new prism.
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