If You Know Your Zodiac Sign, We Know Which New Netflix Show You Should Watch

You love a unique, fun story just as much as you love adventure, and AJ and the Queen, a new series starring RuPaul as a struggling drag queen who embarks on a cross-country trip with a young stowaway, has it all. At the very least, you can see some of your favorite RuPaul's Drag Race alumni make some stunning cameos.

Watch AJ and the Queen on Netflix.

Taureans are known for their stubbornness, but they're also up for any and all challenges. This fantasy series, following a teenager in 17th century Italy wanted for practicing witchcraft, includes themes of determination and holding onto one's belief system — which you'll no doubt find relatable.

Watch Black Moon on Netflix.

Everyone thinks of Geminis as being two-faced, but what they might not know is that you're also exceptionally smart. In the Camelot-inspired tale Cursed, teenager Nimue, played by 13 Reasons Why's Katherine Langford, is destined to become the Lady of the Lake and sets off on a quest with the future King Arthur to defeat the current evil regime. She has to use her intelligence to tap into the side of herself she's meant to be — a Gemini icon!

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If there's one thing to know about Cancers, it's that you care deeply about your loved ones. But, as presented in the new crime series The Stranger, if you found out your family was keeping secrets from you, your world would unravel. This show will tap into your naturally intuitive observations, as well as your compassion.

Watch The Stranger on Netflix.

Let's not kid ourselves — your Leo self lives for drama. This, paired with your slight obsession with popularity (blame the Zodiac!), makes The Circle the epitome of a reality show for you. Watching chaos ensue as people compete to have the best online persona just might become your new favorite pastime.

Watch The Circle on Netflix.

Next in Fashion features Queer Eye's Tan France and designer Alexa Chung hosting a fashion competition series — what's more Virgo than a show that rewards hard work and offers an opportunity to critique style? After binging the first season, you might find yourself researching how you can become a judge for season two.

Watch Next in Fashion on Netflix.

We don't know too much about this Big Mouth spinoff yet, but if it's anything like its predecessor, it's bound to be filled with awkwardness, confusing advice, and quick-witted jokes. It's sure to reflect the sharp, Libran humor you maintain when faced with tough decisions and embarrassing situations.

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As a Scorpio, the stars have granted you infinite curiosity about the creepy and grotesque, plus a high tolerance for anything horror . . . so of course the origin story of an iconic monster piques your interest. Could this miniseries be the thing that finally fazes your Scorpio affinity for thrills and suspense?

Watch Dracula on Netflix.

Your tendency for rebellion will have you hooked on this dystopian mystery series, in which protagonist Nina (Clara Salle) attempts to work around the 24/7 surveillance monitored by her city in order to solve a murder. Anything involving defiance and independence has Sag written all over it.

Watch Omniscient on Netflix.

Given your drive and ambition, this drama about an ice skater who returns to the sport after an injury is right up your alley. Watching main character Kat (Kaya Scodelario) persevere through different obstacles will appeal to your relentlessness in achieving your goals. Plus, the inclusion of some romance could touch on your sensitive side.

Watch Spinning Out on Netflix.

As an Aquarius, you love to analyze everything to death. So you'll be certainly deducing everything about this upcoming psychological thriller about a woman who begins an affair with her boss and ends up befriending his wife. What could this love triangle mean?

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This music drama, starring The Hate U Give's Amandla Stenberg and created by La La Land director Damien Chazelle, is pitch perfect for your Piscean creativity and sensitivity. Watching The Eddy, you'll be crying one second and dancing the next (OK, maybe you do that while watching most shows, but this one especially).

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