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Their teenage woes are paired with antics from their equally hilarious parents, set on a backdrop of the Northern Ireland conflict. While you can make comparisons with The Inbetweeners, Derry Girls draws from its own well of sweet charm and the historical context paves ground for surprisingly dark humor. This Judd Apatow creation draws the best out of the talented Gillian Jacobs and Paul Rust. They play Mickey and Gus respectively, an opposites-attract couple, who go to messy, frustrating and endearingly down-to-earth places that make this an honest look at a relationship being built over time. Iris Apatow is a standout as the unhappy child actress Gus tutors who gets away with just about anything.
Interior designer Genevieve Gorder and real estate expert Peter Lorimer are on a mission to transform America’s short-term rentals into five-star getaways that turn big profits. The pair travel from coast to coast helping vacation rental owners make over their properties with chic new interiors and improved business and marketing tactics to reveal one-of-a-kind, in-demand getaways. From run-down houseboats to outdated desert properties, Gorder and Lorimer know how to tap into the unique potential of every rental they encounter and turn any space into the next great destination. But be warned, after watching this series, you might want to take up property management as a side hustle yourself. This British reality series follows 10 aspiring interior designers competing for the chance to win a career-defining design contract. In the first season, the competitors battled it out for the chance to design the bar of a prominent London hotel.
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Initially following Spacey's Frank Underwood, House of Cards' sixth and final season pivots to follow his wife Claire as she takes on more and more power in the Oval Office. This provocatively titled show delivers a timely look at modern race relations through the eyes of a different character each episode. Following several Black students at Winchester, an Ivy League institution, Dear White People manages to blend its social commentary with a sharp sense of humor.
Each episode challenges viewers to conceptualize their own designs, while learning about design processes, styles and tradeoffs. The enjoyment of this show stems from rooting for your favorite designers and watching their confidence grow as they master various daunting design tasks. Inspired by a true story, this crime drama out of Australia is an effectively unsettling -- and grim -- psychological thriller. Sean Harris stars as a man suspected of the abduction and murder of a teenager. Joel Edgerton plays an undercover cop tasked with drawing out the truth via an unlikely friendship.
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If the eponymous heroine of Emily in Paris seems to talk, act and dress like a millennial Carrie Bradshaw, there’s a reason for that — series creator Darren Star also masterminded Sex and the City. Emily is a Chicago marketing manager who scores a sweet gig in her dream city. While Paris fashionistas are sneering at the rom-com’s take on Paris and fashion, both Emily and the show are irresistibly charming and fun.
Brand new to Netflix this month, Instant Dream Home gives renovators a mere 12 hours to transform client’s houses into their perfect home. Expect lots of Instagram-friendly design inspiration and frugal DIY renovation ideas. Queer Eyeis the kind of life affirming TV we need right now as we slide into second wave. Cosy up with the Fab Five – Bobby, Antoni, Jonathan, Karamo and Tan – as they transform someone’s life in each episode, from rebuilding their self-confidence to educating them on their diet and making over their wardrobes. Another one for self-confessed neat freaks,The Home Edit, which is returning for season 2 in April, sits somewhere between Marie Kondo and Queer Guy and is perhaps the most satisfying thing to watch on the box right now. Each episode comes with a new challenge, from making a room look sweet but not saccharine to revamping retail spaces and turning tired country cottages into bookable retreats.
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Derry Girls is yet another show that proves subtitles are worth the work. This comedy series focuses of a group of rebellious teenage girls in Derry , and the background for the series is the tumultuous time in the early 1990's known called The Troubles. These girls and their families may have thick accents, but you'll come to love them once you get to know them.
So we've done the hard work for you and compiled a list of the best home shows to stream right now. Queue up The World's Most Extraordinary Homeson Netflix and take a journey to design paradise. In this British series, hosts Piers Taylor and Caroline Quentin visit homes around the world that are truly breathtaking — think houses built into the foothills of the Pyrenees — checking out some divine interiors along the way. Co-host Taylor comes with a pretty serious design pedigree, as a former Design Fellow at the University of Cambridge and the founder of architectural practice Invisible Studio , and his technical know-how comes into play here. This long-running British series that focuses on unique home designs has found an international home on Netflix, and with the jaw-dropping architecture on display, it's easy to see why. Between houses constructed from old shipping containers, homes created from empty lifeboat stations, and one project costing an astonishing £3 million to create , if you think you've seen it all, you haven't seen this show yet.
She's the first woman chosen for the position and faces an uphill battle to move the stale department along with the changing times. With astute observations about academia, scene-stealing appearances by Holland Taylor as a senior faculty member, and ambitious social commentary, The Chair reaches worthy heights. Netflix wisely snapped up the rights to Peaky Blinders and there are six seasons to traverse the stunning rise of 1900s Birmingham gang leader Thomas Shelby. Prepare yourself for a mesmerizing performance from Cillian Murphy in this family saga that has a fantastic amount of fun and flair showing Shelby's dealings with other gangs, the police and the occasional lover.
If you're interested in politics and international relations , add this series to your queue. Inspired by Michael Connelly's novel of the same name, this legal drama follows Los Angeles lawyer Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), who takes on a high-profile murder case. As more dark secrets come to light, Mickey struggles to figure out what really happened, all while trying to win his case and build up his reputation. Indian Matchmaking follows one of Mumbai's top matchmakers, Sima Taparia, as she guides her clients through the arranged marriage process in today's modern dating world. Expect bold personalities and complicated wish lists on this reality show, which was recently renewed for a third season in March 2022.
The plot and character arcs that play out will have you guessing about its wider puzzle right up until its final episode. Positioned as a pseudo-sequel to the beloved live-action Addams Family movies, Wednesday is a gothic, sinister, and comedy-based sleuth-style show that's been wildly popular among Netflix's fanbase. The Sonic videogame franchise has a rich history when it comes to animated projects. Netflix is the latest studio to tackle the blue blur in a non-gaming capacity and, while reactions have been mixed so far, Sega fans young and old are sure to lap up what's on offer. Its animation is crisp, some jokes hit well and, given it's canon in the Sonic series, it's a show that could impact future games in the franchise.
One of the most loveable Japanese characters from the past decade made popular by countless memes finally gets its own series on Netflix. Perhaps one of the longest-running home improvement series ever, Grand Designs is a treat. Since 1999, the show has churned out 20 seasons, and almost two-hundred episodes.
The briefs are always interesting, and the hosts are encouraging but critical. Make sure the fridge is stocked before you start this series, as you’ll want to watch them all in a row. The World’s Most Extraordinary HomesIn first place, this is the perfect show if you’re interested in architecture and travel.
However, when a tragedy throws the town and team for a loop, Eric has to manage a team that isn't acting like one. If you're intrigued by the twists and turns of Texas football, this is one to watch. When it comes to finding your next show to binge-watch on Netflix, the options are seemingly limitless.
Colombian shows such as The Unbroken Voice have performed extremely well on Netflix in recent weeks. Thanks to its runtime, and 74 episode count, we fully expect Blood Ties to be another great performer for non-English content. Netflix’s most outrageous adult animated comedy returns for a final and even more chaotic season. Queer Eye is not only a show to watch for the design aspect but as an all-around great show that can be extremely emotional.
This Breaking Bad prequel/spinoff focuses on slick, shady lawyer Saul Goodman , but it begins back when he's small-time lawyer Jimmy McGill — who doesn't work with or for the drug cartels yet. While the series takes its moments showing moments "after" Breaking Bad, it's all about the moments that send McGill into the wrong side of the law. It's not easy to stand up to the excellence of Breaking Bad, but Better Call Saul perhaps exceeds it. We eagerly await Netflix's receipt of Better Call Saul season 6, which ended the series practically perfectly.
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