You’re aNetflixconnoisseur. You have seen every “trending” and “must-watch” show on the platform, fromStranger ThingstoThe Crown. you’re able to describe scenes fromSquid Gameand have strong opinions on the final season ofOzark. But do you think you’ve really watched every show the streamer has to offer? We know you haven’t, because the algorithm is a fickle thing.
The truth is, Netflix hasa massive library of incredible TV showsthat often get overshadowed by the platform’s most popular titles. With shows likeBridgertonandThe Witcherstealing the spotlight, you’re missing out on a whole world of hidden gems that are just as good. So if you’re tired of the same old and craving something new to binge, here are 10 TV shows on Netflix you haven’t seen yet.
10’Heels' (2021 – 2023)
Jack (Stephen Amell) and Ace Spade (Alexander Ludwig)are brothers and bitter rivalswho have inherited their late father’s independent professional wrestling promotion. As the elder sibling, Jack, the seasoned heel (villain) inside the ring, is desperate to uphold the family legacy, while Ace, the more naturally charming baby brother (hero), faces pressure to prove his worth. Betrayals, ambition, sacrifice, and backstabbing fuel their story and matches.
Small-Town Wrestling Drama
Heelsis one of the most underrated sports dramas out there. The way it takes the world of wrestling and infuses a deeply personal story within is nuanced. It explores masculinity, themes of friendship, the cost of achieving greatness, and the powerful draw of staying in the spotlight. The show’s authenticity comes from Stephen Amell’s real-life wrestling experience and he’s brilliant opposite Alexander Ludwig, bringing out the emotional bond between Jack and Ace through in-ring clashes and honest arguments.
9’Raising Dion' (2019 – 2022)
Raising Dion
After the sudden death of her husband Mark (played by Michael B. Jordan), Nicole thinks she’s left to deal just with the ordinary struggles of being a single mother to seven-year-old Dion (Ja’Siah Young). That is, until he begins exhibiting a range of mysterious superpowers – from telekinesis to invisibility. Naturally, this makes Dion a target for dark forces seeking to exploit him. So Nicole, with the help of her late husband’s best friend, Paul, fights to keep Dion safe.
Superhero Tale with a Unique Twist
Raising Diontakesthe classic superhero origin story, but unlike typical shows in the genre, it prioritizes emotional depth and family drama over spectacle. What sets it apart is how it grounds the supernatural within the struggles of the mother, trying to protect her son while also having him learn how to control his abilities. One of the most chilling moments in the show is when Dion has to face a chilling villain named the Crooked Man, whose powers include absorption and manipulation.
8’The Decameron' (2024)
The Decameron
The outside world has become a living nightmare inThe Decameron, which is set in the midst of the Black Death sweeping across 14th-century Italy. To escape it, a group of nobles, servants, and outsiders retreat to a lavish villa. Their desperate bid for survival spirals into merriment and wine and lust, but soon, they will have to fight their way out of the secrets and hierarchies.
Period Storytelling in the Modern Age
Inspired by Giovanni Boccaccio’s classic literary work,The Decameronis a satirical historical drama told in aBridgerton-esque way, with characters wrestling with their desires and their safe haven transforming into a stage where their moralities are tested. An audacious and biting series, it does not take the solemn route and crafts moments of sharp wit and unexpected irony.
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7'3%' (2016 – 2020)
Set in a dystopian future where society is divided into two extremes – the underprivileged Inland and the luxurious Offshore,3%follows young adults as they are given a single chance to change their fate. The process of selection and grueling tests are particularly interesting for three characters – rebellious Michele, who arrives with a secret vendetta; Rafael, a sarcastic, mysterious, cunning, and manipulative young man; and Fernando, the underdog everyone underestimates.
A Compelling Dystopian Thriller with Depth
While3%never gained mainstream popularity, it remainsone of Netflix’s most compelling sci-fi thrillers. The show keeps its world-building tight and character-driven, does not rely solely on high-octane action, and makes each test in the “Process” feel like a combination of a mind game and physical endurance. Most moments are filled with tension and moral reckoning, and with a strong cast delivering strong performances, it deserves more attention.
6’Okupas' (2000)
Few series have managed to capture the reality of Buenos Aires’ underground youth culture quite likeOkupas, an Argentine TV series on Netflix you definitely haven’t seen. It follows Ricardo, a middle-class young man who finds himself squatting in an abandoned house with three strangers, el Pollo, Walter, and Chiqui. Living in a world filled with corruption and gang wars, Ricardo transforms from a naive outsider to a hardened survivor.
A Riveting Classic
Released on Netflix nearly twenty years after its original run with a revamped soundtrack,Okupasoffers an unfiltered look at how friendship and violence develop in the claustrophobic streets of Buenos Aires. The series is filmed in a near-documentary style, and its shaky camerawork makes every encounter and brawl feel real. Featuring a cast of captivating characters, the show mainly offers a window to a world that is profound and cinematic, which is what made it a cult success in Argentina.
5’Daybreak' (2019)
Imagine the premise ofFerris Bueller’s Day Offplaying out in aMad Max-style post-apocalyptic wasteland. What you get isDaybreak, a comedy drama set in Glendale, California, following a nuclear event that wipes out most of the adult population. It centers around high school slacker Josh Wheeler as he navigates a world filled with zombie-like creatures and faction wars alongside other misfits from school.
Chaotic and Underrated Gem
This one combines genres with reckless abandon and delivers a wildly entertaining narrative overflowing with drama, action, and comedy. It subverts expectations at every turn with its irreverent energy, fourth-wall-breaking humor, chaotic action sequences, and a playful post-apocalyptic setting that is both imaginative and heartwarming. Despite its cult appeal and unforgettable performances from Colin Ford as Josh and Matthew Broderick as the principal, Netflix axed the series after one season.
4’Detroiters' (2017 – 2018)
Detroiters
Sam (Sam Richardson) and Tim (Tim Robinson) are a pair of best friends running a small-time advertising agency in the economically depressed city of Detroit. Determined to make ends meet and leave their mark on the world, they take on a series of absurd local commercials, barely making any sense but getting results regardless with their offbeat charm and boundless enthusiasm.
Smart, Character-Driven Comedy
Comedy thrives on chemistry andfew duos are as unhinged yet likableas Richardson and Robinson. They give new meaning to friendship and ambition through their deeply affectionate characters and relentlessly funny narratives. At the core ofDetroitersis the familiar pursuit of the American Dream in a city that has been battered by economic decline, which only makes the portrayal equal parts exaggerated and genuine.
3’Loudermilk' (2017 – 2020)
Loudermilk
Created by Peter Farrelly and Bobby Mort, and starring Ron Linvingston,Loudermilkfollows Sam, a former music critic and a grumpy, no-nonsense addiction counselor struggling to rebuild his life in the quiet suburbs of Seattle. He has a terrible habit of making his own life miserable, and even though he runs a support group of recovering addicts, Sam’s brutal honesty, his deep-seated cynicism, and inability to sugarcoat words, make him a walking contradiction.
Unconventional Dark Comedy
Loudermilkis a refreshingly honest and hilarious exploration of the messiness of recovering from addiction. Each episode brings new characters, unfiltered conversations, and unexpected emotional gut punches for viewers to ponder. Unlike most redemption stories, this one does not make everything seem easy. Whether it isLoudermilk’sstruggle to fix his own life or death with the members of his recovery group, each moment is disastrous and deadpan, but that’s the appeal.
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2’Maamla Legal Hai' (2024)
Maamla Legal Haiis a Hindi-language comedy drama directed by Rahul Pandey. It takes place against the backdrop of Patparganj District Court and presents the absurdity of India’s legal system through a hilarious ensemble of quirky lawyers, unconventional judges, and clueless clients. The series follows Vikas, a passionate but easily overwhelmed lawyer, as he handles outrageous disputes.
A Witty Courtroom Comedy
This one finds the ability to make matters of bureaucracy simple and hilarious for all. The legal matters are so trivial that thecourtroom turns into an unpredictable battlegroundwhere all logic is abandoned in favor of comedy. Scenes like a monkey causing a stir on the court premises add charm to the episodes. Critics praise the series for “pleading guilty to charges of tickling the funny bone in the right way.”
1’Fisk' (2021 – Present)
Lately, legal dramas on television and streaming seem to be leaning into intensity and high stakes.Fisk, on the other hand, takes the exact opposite approach. It embraces the awkward and unglamorous side of law by telling the story of Helen Tudor-Fisk, a lawyer who has a major career setback and finds herself working at a small probate firm that deals with wills and estates in Melbourne.
Starting Late in Life Can Be Fun Too
Played by Kitty Flanagan, Helen may be a fiercely intelligent, no-frills lawyer, but she has a complete lack of social grace and is allergic to emotions, which makes her an interesting protagonist.Fiskis overall a delight to watch due to its focus on keeping things small-scale. The everyday legal hiccups, such as arguing over the rightful heir to a pet tortoise, showcase each character’s sharp comedic timing and transform dull legal work into gold.
