19 Netflix Originals You Need to Watch Now — If You Haven't Already

Season three of The Last Kingdom is currently streaming, and it's a must watch. This period piece takes place around 872 when kingdoms that we now know as England have fallen to the Danes, leaving Wessex alone under the command of King Alfred. Throughout the series, a hero named Uhtred (Alexander Dreymon), who was born to a Saxon nobleman but captured and raised by the Danes, must decide who he is and where his loyalties lie. Is he a Saxon, or is he a Dane?

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If horror is your thing, then you should definitely be watching The Haunting of Hill House. This new series flashes between past and present as a family confronts haunting memories of their old house . . . and all of the creepy things that drove them from it. Warning: this is a scary show, so maybe don't watch it when you're home alone!

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Jason Bateman plays Martin "Marty" Byrde in this crime drama, which is already in its second season. On the show, Marty drags his family from their normal lives in Chicago to the Missouri Ozarks, where he has to launder $500 million in five years in order to keep a drug boss happy. Sounds interesting, right? Season three is already set for a 2019 release, so now is the time to catch up on this thrilling series.

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In October, the first season of the highly anticipated drama Chilling Adventures of Sabrina dropped on Netflix, and our lives have never been the same. This series takes on the life of Sabrina the Teenage Witch, played by Kiernan Shipka and based on the Archie comics, but it's much darker than you might remember. Don't worry, though; Harvey (Ross Lynch) and both Aunt Hilda (Lucy Davis) and Aunt Zelda (Miranda Otto) are still in the mix. Plus, on Dec. 14, fans will get an all-new holiday special starring everyone's favorite teenage witch.

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Season six of House of Cards is currently streaming (it's also the final season), and this time around, things are a little different. With Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) out of the picture, Claire Underwood (Robin Wright) steps into her role as the first female president without any distractions, but as you'd guess, it's not exactly a smooth transition.

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What's not to love about Ashton Kutcher's The Ranch? The show follows the life of Colt Bennett (Kutcher) after he returns home from a failed football career and starts working on his family's ranch in Colorado. When the new season picks up on Dec. 7, Colt's brother Rooster (Danny Masterson) will be nowhere to be found after he is threatened with his life by a crazy man and therefore must leave behind everyone he loves to spare them pain and possible harm. This leaves Colt and his father to run not one but two ranches.

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This limited series dropped in September, and we still can't stop talking about it. Starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill, Maniac is about two strangers who take part in a pharmaceutical trial that promises to solve all of their problems without any complications. Things don't go according to plan, and that's where things get interesting.

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After three successful seasons of the follow-up series to Full House aptly titled Fuller House, Netflix is bringing fans even more from the Tanner family. Season four of the comedy will premiere on Dec. 14 and begin with an all-new holiday episode.

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The first season of 13 Reasons Why shows us what happens to the students and townspeople at Liberty High after Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford) dies by suicide. In season two, there are Polaroid clues and a trial, and even more of Hannah's story is revealed in the aftermath of her death.

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No one is really safe when it comes to this new drama Safe, which premiered this year. Safe stars Michael C. Hall and tells the story of a widower who starts to notice that the people closest to him have a lot of dark secrets. They only begin to come out once his daughter goes missing.

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Season two of Dear White People is officially streaming, so why aren't you watching it? The witty series is based on the movie by the same name and shows how students of color navigate through daily life at an Ivy League college that's not as "postracial" as it claims.

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A new Fab Five set out to help Atlanta's men revive their wardrobes, grooming, and so much more. This series, which dropped its two seasons in 2018, will make you laugh, smile, and possibly cry as lives are changed thanks to Bobby Berk (interior design), Karamo Brown (culture), Tan France (fashion), Antoni Porowski (food and wine), and Jonathan Van Ness (grooming).

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Collateral has everything you could want in a show: crime, drama, and mystery! It stars Carey Mulligan and follows London detectives as they investigate the murder of a random pizza delivery man. What they don't know is this murder will lead to a series of strange connections and circumstances that link to the greater British society.

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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt returned for the first half of its fourth season in May, and we were hashbrown excited. The comedy follows the life of Kimmy Schmidt (Ellie Kemper), who finally escapes a bunker and is now living in New York City and trying to figure out life. She was taken as a young girl, so her perceptions of the world are a bit skewed, but with her roommate and landlord's help and her boss/friend Jacqueline (Jane Krakowski), things are looking up.

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Lost in Space dropped in April 2018, and it hooked us right away. The series, which is 11 episodes long, takes place on an alien planet. It shows the Robinson family as they try to survive and escape the planet — which they crash landed on — despite all of the hidden dangers they encounter along the way.

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The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, aka the GLOW girls, returned in June with all-new episodes. Season two of the hilarious series, which follows the lives of odd-ball characters who are trying to make a women's wrestling show, is something you won't want to miss. Plus, the costumes are even more '80s than last season.

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Last year, Netflix canceled Sense8 after two seasons, but it brought it back for one last "series finale" episode that's double the length of a normal episode. The show follows the lives of a group of people who all of a sudden became mentally linked together and must befriend one another to survive against those who see them as a threat.

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If sci-fi thrillers are your thing, then you should be watching The Rain. This series debuted in May 2018 and got a lot of love. The show focuses on two siblings who are on a journey to find safety — along with a group of others who've somehow lived — after a virus wipes out most of the population.

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Arrested Development finally came back with new episodes! In late May, the first part of season five of the hit comedy made its return. The show follows the Bluth family after their lives get turned upside down when their father's shady business practices are revealed.

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