Does anyone have any netflix hidden gems?

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I've seen all the usual ones that everyone knows about but I am out of stuff to watch and Netflix only puts stuff that it thinks you will like. So I get a merry-go-round of the same stuff each time.

Does anyone have anything that they think is brilliant but no one else seems to know about?

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Dumplin

Ragnarok. Norse gods meet climate crimes. There’s two french spy series on, The Bureau and a Very Secret Service. Both v entertaining.
First series of Happy. But be warned despite the cartoon animals it is not child friendly.

Medici. Especially if you like history or have ever been to Florence

Caliphate is very good, but harrowing. Its set in Raqqa, Syria under ISIS, but from the women's point of view.

Wanted
Glitch
The Dark
Lillyhammer

Also I watched The Wrong Missy the other night and it was hilarious, but not a high standard

Agree with poster who said Quicksand, really good.

Messiah is also excellent.

Seven Seconds is ace - I'm always surprised noone else has ever seen it.

The durells and poldark are helping me through lockdown!!

The truth about the Harry Quebert Affair on prime is brilliant, Blood is on all4 with adrian Dunbar at his best, love Outlander on Netflix.

I also recommend The Platform. It is very strange but a unique film

Money heist- Spanish subtitled thriller type thing. Very good. 10 episodes in with hubby.

Lilyhammer started out so well (definitely worth watching the first series), but sadly went to shit.

Dag also started out brilliantly but went a bit weird. Again, well worth watching the first series.

Dark Tourist - a documentary that shows a subset of tourists not travelling to the popular tourist destinations, but to places which are associated with tragedy and gloom. I've learned so much about places I never knew existed watching this.

If you like a documentary check out The Blackfish, nothing else to add- I’m taking notes!

Another one for Russian doll and Dead to Me
I like all the BBC drama on it too but have watched on iplayer

Medici
Mind hunter
Dead to me
Orphan black
The originals

working moms! excellent

working moms! excellent

Save me. (Korean drama)

If you like dystopian stuff I recommend 'Leila'.

Medici is wonderful

Similarly to you, I have a merry go round of stuff that Netflix suggests, but perhaps mine is different to yours?

Glitch - Australian, bit like The Returned (people back from the dead)
Final Space - animation, if you like Futurama you'll probably enjoy
How To Get Away With Murder - love this

Norsemen

I would second AddressLabel‘s suggestion for Wanted, excellent series with suspense and comedy in equal measure and some really good acting

Try White Lines, it's new. I binged in 3 nights- brilliant