That one is automatic ...

As are House of Cards and Orange is the New Black ...

I responded with a bunch more on a thread linked to downthread so I'll leave at that ...

It is only a half hour and two seasons. I have a bunch of others to recommend, but we all have our own tastes. There is a Netflix/streaming group on DU.


Peace

Lion is a good movie.

Ten episodes. Beauty part is that it wraps up in a single season, so, if you watch it, you're not left wondering what next season will bring.

Crime, corruption, racism, alcoholism, police brutality, crooked Justice System. I was on the edge of my seat for much of it. I'd recommend it to anyone.

If you're at all interested in history. Fascinating and splendid, amazing acting and writing.

Seriously riveting

It is a short British 8 episode series - each one around 22 minutes. A little graphic, but a terrific story, excellent writing and outstanding acting.

It's just ten half-hour episodes and so witty, unexpected, complex and thought-provoking. And it never lectures; everyone's different points of views are respected.

I loved that show!

I think it’s from a graphic novel. She’s a dark character with some superpowers and a lot of attitude and the villain is one of the meanest villains of all time. The short explanation is for the OP.

I started it from the beginning a while back, now in season 3. Will hate to see it end.

What an amazing series! Superb acting, incredible scenery. Starring Jeff Daniels and Michelle Dockery, among others.

I just couldn't stop watching it, though!

to find something that could guide me like this......DU peeps are the best!

Is this link accessible somewhere once you are already logged into Netflix instead of clicking this link,then choosing a category, then having to log in?


Peace

There's a movie by the same name which I haven't watched, but the series was excellent.

disturbing look at the dark side of technology in the near future.

...

out of left field and hilarious- Santa Clarita Diet.

When Calls the Heart a sweet series set in Canada around the turn of the 19th into the 20th century
Requisite scenery, Mountie, stalwart and strong women, Season 4 just dropped,

Hart of Dixie. Cute little number set in a small town near Mobile AL Hilarious scripting, good Southern accents and a good fish out of water plotline

The Grand Seduction Newfoundland Small town must have a doctor to secure a factory

Longmire Modern Western. Wyoming

Miss Fisher

Arrested Development

Orange is the New Black

I don't know one person, ranging in age from 17 to 65, who hasn't enjoyed it. Series 3 right now on Amazon Prime with Acorn but will be on Netflix at some point. Brilliant!

You're going to need more than a month.

Highly recommend for humor, actor/character synergy, scenery and the last appearance of Micheal Clarke Duncan, best known for "Green Mile"

which I watched originally when it was televised years ago. Damn, it's brilliant.
I had not been aware that Lawrence O'Donnell was so heavily involved with the show as a
producer and writer from 1999-2006. In fact he won the Emmy for Outstanding TV Drama Series for The West Wing in 2001.

Chris Rock
Dave Chapelle
Mindhunter
Ozark
Wrecking Crew

BBC nature docuseries.

Some of the most outstanding nature photography I've ever seen.