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A contestant on Netflix's new show "Pressure Cooker." Netflix Netflix synopsis: "In this first-ever house reality cooking competition, 11 professional chefs must prove that they have all the qualities it takes to thrive in the real culinary world. Locked together inside a fortress of cuisine our group of confident chefs will cook, sleep and coexist with their rivals over a series of weeks." Critics have a mixed view of the new show format from Netflix, which combines familiar elements of hit shows like Bravo's "Top Chef" or Food Network's "Chopped" with other drama-focused home shows like "Big Brother." "'Pressure Cooker' showed me the world behind the reality cooking competition I thought always existed but was edited out for family-friendly viewers," Khadjiah Johnson, a critic, Debra Jo Rupp as Kitty Forman on season one of "That '90s Show." Courtesy of Netflix Critics were a bit mixed on "That '90s Show," with the mileage seeming to vary wildly depending on how much nostalgia and affection people had for "That '70s Show." "'That '90s Show' is the equivalent of a great throwback burger joint with a short menu," Alex Murdaugh in 2022. Tracy Glantz/The State/Tribune News Service via Getty Images This three-part documentary series has appeared in Netflix's "top 10" shows list in recent weeks thanks to the updates in the case. Critics agree that the tragic story of the "Murdaugh Murders" is a compelling one. "A useful, and severely unflattering, primer on a story that true-c...

It takes immense dedication and love for a show and its characters for viewers to stay hooked not just for a handful of seasons or episodes but more. Take, for example, The Simpsons, which has 36 seasons and over 700 episodes or closer home, Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, which has over 3000 episodes. However, finding such shows that keep luring you with their intriguing plot lines is a difficult task. With OTT expanding the scope of entertainment, there’s varied content at your disposal. To get you started on some of the longest-running web series (some still on air), here’s a list that you cannot miss. 7 binge-worthy web series with 15 or more seasons on Netflix and more 1. Heartland (16 seasons) – Netflix Based on a book series of the same name, this Canadian family drama beckons you with its endearing storyline and characters that stay with you even after the episode ends. Set on a ranch, the plot primarily revolves around Amy Fleming (Amber Marshall), who lives with her widowed grandfather. After the sudden death of her mother, Amy continues her legacy of helping distressed horses. Every season focuses on a new turn of events in her life and how it affects those around her – her sister, grandfather, estranged father, and later her husband. You age with Amy – from her first show horse competition to falling in love, getting married, loss of a loved one… you see it all. The best thing about the show is the main cast remains the same throughout and the actors grow old ...

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Netflix changed the streaming game – and then the game changed on Netflix. When it comes to original programming, the streamer was once pretty much the only player in town, having broken down the door to streaming becoming the dominant form of prestige TV with House of Cards way back in 2013. Obviously, the landscape is much more crowded now. But just when it seems like Netflix has been fully eclipsed by the revolution it kickstarted, something like Squid Game comes along and blows up, placing the streamer right back at the centre of the entertainment conversation. Even during its dry spells of buzz-worthy content, the company has churned out so much classic original programming that most of us won’t get to half of it in our lifetimes. So we’ve put together a list of the 40 Netflix originals series you absolutely must make time for. We’ve left out shows that originated elsewhere before the platform picked them up (sorry, Black Mirror ) and we’re also sticking to scripted series (sorry not sorry, Tiger King ). Happy bingeing! Recommended: 🎥 The 35 best movies on Netflix right now 🔎 👽 The best sci-fi shows streaming on Netflix A rollicking, endearing '80s pastiche that leans deep into its inspirations – a little John Carpenter here, some (ok, a lot of) Steven Spielberg there, a dollop of Stephen King with a dash of Red Dawn – Stranger Things took off thanks in no small part to its neo- Goonies cast of Dungeons & Dragons-obsessed kids highlighted by Millie Bobby Brown's telek...

Hana Hong is the beauty & fashion editor at RealSimple.com. She has been a writer and editor in the beauty and fashion industry for more than six years, sharing her expansive knowledge on skincare, hair care, makeup, fashion, and more. In addition to her broad network of beauty experts, she uses her family's background and training in skin science and cosmetic chemistry to differentiate between effective skincare formulations and marketing jargon. Summer is finally here, which means you're probably going to need a solid watchlist queue for the the season. But don't worry—it’s a month that promises a surplus of exciting Netflix show releases. If you're looking for a fresh crop of nostalgia titles, new seasons, and breakout shows to entertain, you've come to the the right place. From tearjerker dramas to classic hits, this guide to the best shows to watch on Netflix right now is sure to offer a little inspiration for your June viewing. So grab a lover (or friend), curl up under a blanket, and settle into these Netflix June TV shows—there's plenty to keep you entertained all month long. The Best Shows on Netflix in June 2023 1. Manifest Looks like the trending hashtag #SaveManifest worked, because Netflix recently renewed the hit NBC mystery series for a fourth and final season (all seasons available now!). The story, which follows a group of passengers on a flight missing for five years that suddenly reappears, has made a huge splash on social media and sailed high in the To...

By May 18, 2023 Share TV may not be peaking quite the way it was a few years back, but there are still more than enough shows out there to keep you busy. After Netflix emerged on the scene and revolutionized how we all watched TV, it was joined by a huge swath of competitors determined to take advantage of the streaming boom. All of those competitors have great stuff to watch, but Netflix is still many people’s hub for all things TV. Even within the streamer, though, it can be difficult to figure out what the best shows on Netflix are. Thankfully, that’s where this list comes in. We’ve compiled a rundown of what to watch on Netflix, and these shows should add up to days and days of endless binging. You can also check out our list of the Telling the story of two angry thirty-somethings who, fueled by their rage, have an ongoing battle with one another, Beefis one of the more original series you’re likely to see on Netflix or any other streaming service. Featuring stellar lead performances from Stephen Yeun and Ali Wong, the show is about how hard it can be to find happiness, no matter what circumstances you find yourself in. Thanks to sharp writing and a solid supporting cast, Beefis both funny and deeply moving, a reminder that battling your own rage can be exhausting in and of itself. Read less Read more Although Youdidn’t originally air on Netflix, the show became a phenomenon after it was ported to the streamer after airing its first season on Lifetime. From there, it b...

By May 18, 2023 Share TV may not be peaking quite the way it was a few years back, but there are still more than enough shows out there to keep you busy. After Netflix emerged on the scene and revolutionized how we all watched TV, it was joined by a huge swath of competitors determined to take advantage of the streaming boom. All of those competitors have great stuff to watch, but Netflix is still many people’s hub for all things TV. Even within the streamer, though, it can be difficult to figure out what the best shows on Netflix are. Thankfully, that’s where this list comes in. We’ve compiled a rundown of what to watch on Netflix, and these shows should add up to days and days of endless binging. You can also check out our list of the Telling the story of two angry thirty-somethings who, fueled by their rage, have an ongoing battle with one another, Beefis one of the more original series you’re likely to see on Netflix or any other streaming service. Featuring stellar lead performances from Stephen Yeun and Ali Wong, the show is about how hard it can be to find happiness, no matter what circumstances you find yourself in. Thanks to sharp writing and a solid supporting cast, Beefis both funny and deeply moving, a reminder that battling your own rage can be exhausting in and of itself. Read less Read more Although Youdidn’t originally air on Netflix, the show became a phenomenon after it was ported to the streamer after airing its first season on Lifetime. From there, it b...

A contestant on Netflix's new show "Pressure Cooker." Netflix Netflix synopsis: "In this first-ever house reality cooking competition, 11 professional chefs must prove that they have all the qualities it takes to thrive in the real culinary world. Locked together inside a fortress of cuisine our group of confident chefs will cook, sleep and coexist with their rivals over a series of weeks." Critics have a mixed view of the new show format from Netflix, which combines familiar elements of hit shows like Bravo's "Top Chef" or Food Network's "Chopped" with other drama-focused home shows like "Big Brother." "'Pressure Cooker' showed me the world behind the reality cooking competition I thought always existed but was edited out for family-friendly viewers," Khadjiah Johnson, a critic, Debra Jo Rupp as Kitty Forman on season one of "That '90s Show." Courtesy of Netflix Critics were a bit mixed on "That '90s Show," with the mileage seeming to vary wildly depending on how much nostalgia and affection people had for "That '70s Show." "'That '90s Show' is the equivalent of a great throwback burger joint with a short menu," Alex Murdaugh in 2022. Tracy Glantz/The State/Tribune News Service via Getty Images This three-part documentary series has appeared in Netflix's "top 10" shows list in recent weeks thanks to the updates in the case. Critics agree that the tragic story of the "Murdaugh Murders" is a compelling one. "A useful, and severely unflattering, primer on a story that true-c...

Netflix changed the streaming game – and then the game changed on Netflix. When it comes to original programming, the streamer was once pretty much the only player in town, having broken down the door to streaming becoming the dominant form of prestige TV with House of Cards way back in 2013. Obviously, the landscape is much more crowded now. But just when it seems like Netflix has been fully eclipsed by the revolution it kickstarted, something like Squid Game comes along and blows up, placing the streamer right back at the centre of the entertainment conversation. Even during its dry spells of buzz-worthy content, the company has churned out so much classic original programming that most of us won’t get to half of it in our lifetimes. So we’ve put together a list of the 40 Netflix originals series you absolutely must make time for. We’ve left out shows that originated elsewhere before the platform picked them up (sorry, Black Mirror ) and we’re also sticking to scripted series (sorry not sorry, Tiger King ). Happy bingeing! Recommended: 🎥 The 35 best movies on Netflix right now 🔎 👽 The best sci-fi shows streaming on Netflix A rollicking, endearing '80s pastiche that leans deep into its inspirations – a little John Carpenter here, some (ok, a lot of) Steven Spielberg there, a dollop of Stephen King with a dash of Red Dawn – Stranger Things took off thanks in no small part to its neo- Goonies cast of Dungeons & Dragons-obsessed kids highlighted by Millie Bobby Brown's telek...

It takes immense dedication and love for a show and its characters for viewers to stay hooked not just for a handful of seasons or episodes but more. Take, for example, The Simpsons, which has 36 seasons and over 700 episodes or closer home, Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, which has over 3000 episodes. However, finding such shows that keep luring you with their intriguing plot lines is a difficult task. With OTT expanding the scope of entertainment, there’s varied content at your disposal. To get you started on some of the longest-running web series (some still on air), here’s a list that you cannot miss. 7 binge-worthy web series with 15 or more seasons on Netflix and more 1. Heartland (16 seasons) – Netflix Based on a book series of the same name, this Canadian family drama beckons you with its endearing storyline and characters that stay with you even after the episode ends. Set on a ranch, the plot primarily revolves around Amy Fleming (Amber Marshall), who lives with her widowed grandfather. After the sudden death of her mother, Amy continues her legacy of helping distressed horses. Every season focuses on a new turn of events in her life and how it affects those around her – her sister, grandfather, estranged father, and later her husband. You age with Amy – from her first show horse competition to falling in love, getting married, loss of a loved one… you see it all. The best thing about the show is the main cast remains the same throughout and the actors grow old ...