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Your support makes all the difference.What’s the greatest Netflix show of all time? It’s a big question, and one with a lot of possible answers.
Since the subscription service launched original programming in 2013, it hasn’t held back. Lots of shows have come and gone since (some far before their time), with many becoming cultural phenomenons and others generating cult fanbases.
While we ourselves have had a go at highlighting the best on offer, we think it’s time to compile a list based on what you think.
You can either use our full list for inspiration, or feast your eyes on the below to rejig your memory.
Black Mirror, BoJack Horseman, Cobra Kai, The Crown, Dark, Emily in Paris, Glow, The Haunting of Hill House, Love, Making a Murderer, Master of None, Mindhunter, Money Heist, Narcos, The OA, Orange is the New Black, Ozark, The Queen’s Gambit, Queer Eye, Russian Doll, Sex Education, Stranger Things, Tiger King, Top Boy, When They See Us.
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