Top 10 Best Netflix Original Series of All Time

With this tribute to 1980s Spielberg and Stephen King cinema, the Duffer brothers created an unprecedented pop culture phenomenon. The series launched the careers of young actors like Millie Bobby Brown and sent Kate Bush's 'Running Up That Hill' back to number 1 after 37 years.

This South Korean survival drama about 456 deeply indebted players became the most watched Netflix series in the platform's history, with more than 1.65 billion hours viewed in 28 days.

With an estimated production budget of more than one hundred million pounds per season, The Crown follows the reign of Queen Elizabeth II through the decades. The series won 21 Emmy Awards in total and changed its main cast every two seasons.

This complex German sci-fi thriller about time travel in the fictional town of Winden received rave reviews worldwide for its meticulously crafted plot across three seasons.

Anya Taylor-Joy shines as chess prodigy Beth Harmon, who battles personal trauma and addiction to become world champion. Within four weeks, the miniseries reached 62 million households, leading to a historic surge in chess board sales worldwide.

A melancholic animated series about a washed-up horse actor in Hollywood struggling with depression and addiction. Critics unanimously praised it as one of the most profound portrayals of mental health on television.

Charlie Brooker's anthology series explores the dark and unexpected social consequences of advanced technology. After Netflix took over the show from Channel 4, it won several Emmys for best TV movie.

This raw crime series depicts the rise and fall of the Medellín cartel led by Pablo Escobar. Wagner Moura learned fluent Spanish especially for his role as Escobar.

Directed by David Fincher, this thriller follows FBI agents in the 1970s who do groundbreaking psychological research by interviewing imprisoned serial killers.

Jason Bateman plays financial advisor Marty Byrde, who has to launder millions of dollars for a Mexican drug cartel in the Missouri lake region. The series was nominated for 45 Primetime Emmy Awards and earned Julia Garner three consecutive Emmys.