The Best Shows on Netflix (June 2023) adminas, June 17, 2023 Because we know you need to binge. Looking for the best shows to binge-watch on Netflix? Never fear. We’ve compiled a list of the best shows on the platform ready for you to peruse, from the funniest comedies to the most devastating dramas to crime and sci-fi series that’ll have you on the edge of your seat. There are quite literally thousands of good shows to watch on Netflix — this article will help you choose which to dive into next. For more recommendations, check out our list of the best movies on Netflix, best sci-fi shows on Netflix, and best fantasy shows on Netflix. Editor’s note: This article was last updated on June 16th to include Arnold. RELATED: The Best Oscar Movies on Netflix Right Now COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Table of Contents Muted (2023-present) Arnold (2023) Manifest (2018-2023) Florida Man (2023) Fubar (2023-present) XO, Kitty (2023-present) Mulligan (2023-present) Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (2023-present) Agent Elvis (2023-present) The Diplomat (2023-present) The Lincoln Lawyer (2022-present) Transatlantic (2023) Unseen (2023-present) The Night Agent (2023-present) Lockwood & Co. (2023) Rita (2012-2020) Physical: 100 (2023) Cunk on Earth (2022-present) New Amsterdam (2018-2023) On My Block: Freeridge (2023-present) Muted (2023-present) Image via Netflix Creator: Aitor Gabilondo Cast: Arón Piper, Almudena Amor, Cristina Kovani, Manu Rios, Ramiro Blas Netflix has an eye for international content that American audiences will enjoy, and they continue that streak with the Spanish psychological thriller Muted. The six-episode series follows Sergio Ciscar (Arón Piper), who is fresh out of prison for the murder of his parents and hasn’t uttered a word since. Sergio is being closely watched by the police and a psychiatrist who still believe he could be a danger to society, so he has to work around them to find his sister and discover the truth of what happened that fateful day. We could tell you more, but you honestly wouldn’t believe the twists and turns that come about in the series. It’s best you go in knowing as little as possible. Watch on Netflix Arnold (2023) Image via Netflix Creator: Lesley Chilcott Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Cameron, Jamie Lee Curtis, Danny DeVito Directed by Lesley Chilcott (An Inconvenient Truth), Arnold is a three-part documentary series that explores three different aspects of the larger-than-life Austrian icon. Arnold Schwarzenegger (Kindergarten Cop) brings viewers into his life by focusing on different facets of his journey, starting with his upbringing and introduction to competitive bodybuilding before veering into his acting career. Arnold features famous friends like Twins co-star Danny DeVito, as well as director James Cameron and True Lies co-star Jamie Lee Curtis, allowing colleagues to share stories in the intimate documentary. Wrapping up the journey focused on his political career without shying away from his scandals, Arnold provides an unexpectedly raw glimpse at the living legend. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix Manifest (2018-2023) Image via Netflix Creator: Jeff Rake Cast: Melissa Roxburgh, Josh Dallas, J.R. Ramirez, Luna Blaise, Parveen Kaur Manifest is a supernatural drama about the passengers of a flight that went missing, reappearing five years in the future. The premise is similar to series like Lost, The 4400, or Phase 4 of the MCU where people lost in time must readjust to a world that moved on without them, but this series has an interesting religious bent to it that separates it from the others. As the passengers start to get visions of the future, Detective Michaela Stone (Melissa Roxburgh) and her brother Ben Stone (Josh Dallas) take the lead to try to figure out the significance of their disappearance and why they were chosen for this higher calling. Watch on Netflix Florida Man (2023) Image via Netflix Creator: Donald Todd Cast: Abbey Lee, Clark Gregg, Edgar Ramírez, Paul Schneider, Anthony LaPaglia Florida Man is a comedic thriller from creator Donald Todd. Edgar Ramírez (Dr. Death) stars as Mike Valentine, a former police officer on a case to find the runaway girlfriend of a Philadelphia mobster, leading him to reluctantly return to his home state. Starring along with Ramírez are Abbey Lee (Lovecraft Country) and Clark Gregg (Agents of SHIELD). Through the eight-episode mini-series, Florida Man peels back the layers to reveal a twisted odyssey full of wild secrets, allowing Mike Valentine to flounder his way through doing the right thing in a sea of shady characters. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix Fubar (2023-present) Image via Netflix Creator: Nick Santora Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Monica Barbaro, Fabiana Udenio Arnold Schwarzenegger (Terminator) and Monica Barbaro (Top Gun: Maverick) play a father-daughter spy duo who realize they know much less about each other than they realized. Fubar is a whacky adventure series that lets Schwarzenegger flex his comedic muscles and feels like a natural next step in his action career as a retiring superstar who’s passing on the torch to the next generation. Barbaro also stands out, initially playing the role of a humble 20-something before fully embracing her inner badass as a more than capable CIA agent who wants to prove she can accomplish her mission without her doting father nagging over her shoulder. The series is a hilarious treat of action and family bonding. Watch on Netflix XO, Kitty (2023-present) Image via Netflix Creator: Jenny Han Cast: Anna Cathcart, Anthony Keyvan, Minyeong Choi Anna Cathcart (Odd Squad) takes the lead in this spin-off to the hit Netflix film series To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before. Cathcart previously played Kitty, the plucky younger sister who cheered on Lara Jean Song Covey (Lana Condor) as she stumbled her way into love, but now it’s her turn to find romance as she gets back to her roots and pursues her online boyfriend who lives in Korea. Despite being half-Korean, she has no idea how to fit in at this new school in a new country, all the while having to deal with the news that the boyfriend she thought she had actually has a real girlfriend. Jenny Han, writer of the original To All the Boys novels, serves as an executive producer on the series and infuses the story with authenticity and a bit of her own experience as a Korean-American woman herself. Watch on Netflix Mulligan (2023-present) Image via Netflix Creators: Robert Carlock, Sam Means Cast: Nat Faxon, Chrissy Teigen, Tina Fey, Daniel Radcliffe, Kevin Michael Richardson Mulligan is a hilarious new animated comedy from co-creators Robert Carlock and Sam Means. A satire at its core, Mulligan mercilessly follows the remaining inhabitants of planet Earth after an alien attack as they flounder in their attempt to restart society from scratch. Leading the group of survivors is generic Boston guy Matty Mulligan (Nat Faxon), who becomes president, alongside his first lady, beauty queen Lucy (Chrissy Teigen). Featuring the voices of Tina Fey, Daniel Radcliffe, and Kevin Michael Richardson, Mulligan swings seamlessly from unexpected situations to horrific implications, drenched in raunch and sci-fi and providing genuine chuckles along the way. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (2023-present) Image via Netflix Creator: Shonda Rhimes Cast: India Amarteifio, Adjoa Andoh, Michelle Fairley A prequel series to the beloved regency romance Bridgerton, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story dives into the history, upbringing, and blossoming of the beloved monarch. Also created by Shonda Rhimes (Grey’s Anatomy), Queen Charlotte allows the mini-series to take viewers through a moving romantic journey where India Amarteifio shines as the younger version of the charming royal originally played by Golda Rosheuvel. In line with every other property created by Rhimes, Queen Charlotte builds an epic love story sprinkled with intrigue and excitement from an undeniably steamy cast, like Corey Mylchreest, who plays a young King George. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix Agent Elvis (2023-present) Image via Netflix Creators: Mike Arnold, John Eddie, Priscilla Presley Cast: Matthew McConaughey, Kaitlin Olson, Johnny Knoxville, Niecy Nash Agent Elvis is an adult animated comedy series co-created by Priscilla Presley, along with Mike Arnold and John Eddie. Agent Elvis amusingly explores an alternate reality where the musical icon becomes a spy, working with a secret government organization to protect the United States from evil forces. Agent Elvis’ first season is 10 episodes, made beautifully by the artistic team behind Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Featuring a slew of incredible and award-winning voices, including Matthew McConaughey as the King himself, Agent Elvis allows the stellar animation style and raunchy humor to make up for the lackluster plot. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix The Diplomat (2023-present) Image via Netflix Creator: Debora Cahn Cast: Keri Russell, Rufus Sewell, David Gyasi Created by Debora Cahn (Homeland), The Diplomat is an astute drama series starring Keri Russell (The Americans). An intricate political thriller, The Diplomat follows the struggles and successes of Kate Wyler (Russell), whose new role as an Ambassador to the UK has her career on the rise. She’s not only embroiled in international crises and negotiations, but she must also endure life with her demanding husband, Hal Wyler (Rufus Sewell), a fellow career diplomat and political star. Through intense situations, turbulent conversations, and clever maneuvering, The Diplomat is a heightened look at relationships, politics, and the inevitable overlap. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix The Lincoln Lawyer (2022-present) Image via Netflix Created by: David E. Kelley Cast: Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Neve Campbell, Becki Newton, Jazz Raycole The Lincoln Lawyer is everything a great legal drama should be: suspenseful, compelling, and unpredictable. Anchored by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo’s excellent performance as Mickey Haller, a skeptical yet optimistic criminal defense attorney as well as a recovering addict who runs his practice out of his town car, The Lincoln Lawyer is a solid adaptation of the Michael Connelly novel of the same name. Other standouts include Neve Campbell as Maggie McPherson, Halley’s first wife and a criminal prosecutor. If you’re looking for a sleek, sophisticated series, The Lincoln Lawyer is sure to deliver. – Taylor Gates Watch on Netflix Transatlantic (2023) Image via Netflix Creators: Anna Winger, Daniel Hendler Cast: Gillian Jacobs, Lucas Englander, Cory Michael Smith, Ralph Amoussou, Corey Stoll Inspired by true historical events and based on Julie Orringer’s The Flight Portfolio, Transatlantic is a dramatization chronicling the story of a couple of heroic Americans during World War II. Transatlantic is a seven-part project adapted into a fascinating limited series by Anna Winger and Daniel Hendler. Starring Gillian Jacobs (Invincible), Corey Stoll, and Cory Michael Smith (Call Jane), Transatlantic reveals how a small but scrappy team saved thousands of people without governmental support. Highlighted by a gorgeous backdrop (the series was shot on location in Marseille, France) and beautiful costumes with impeccable details, Transatlantic wraps an uplifting story of resilience within a devastating moment in European history. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix Unseen (2023-present) Image via Netflix Creators: Travis Taute, Daryne Joshua, Ozgur Onurme Cast: Gail Mabalane, Brendon Daniels, Hein De Vries Co-created by Travis Taute, Daryne Joshua, and Ozgur Onurme, Unseen is a dark crime thriller. Starring Gail Mabalane as a cleaning woman searching for her missing husband after his recent release from prison, Unseen deliberately unfolds the carefully crafted mystery at the center of this drama. Showcasing a gorgeous cityscape in South Africa, Unseen layers vivid imagery with harsh criminal enterprises, building a gripping story. Co-starring with Mabalane are Brendon Daniels and Hein De Vries, supporting her captivating performance to make Unseen a beautifully produced series with an enthralling mystery and a hint of danger. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix The Night Agent (2023-present) Image via Netflix Creator: Shawn Ryan Cast: Gabriel Basso, Luciane Buchanan, Hong Chau, D.B. Woodside The Night Agent is a thrilling action series from creator Shawn Ryan, based on Matthew Quirk’s novel. Charged with tension and espionage, The Night Agent follows a rookie agent in the FBI, played by Gabriel Basso. Not too dissimilar to Noah Centineo’s The Recruit, The Night Agent follows a low-level agent who finds himself embroiled in dangerous conspiracies that can take down a government. Supported by a stellar cast, including D.B. Woodside (Lucifer), Eve Harlow (Star Trek: Discovery), and the underrated Hong Chau (The Menu), The Night Agent is a heart-pumping riddle worth diving into. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix Lockwood & Co. (2023) Image via Netflix Created by: Joe Cornish, Jonathan Stroud Cast: Ruby Stokes, Cameron Chapman, Ali Hadji-Heshmati Starting a small business is always hard, but it gets even harder when you have to deal with being a teenager, big agencies, and bad ghosts. Lockwood & Co., based on the Jonathan Stroud novels, takes place in a London filled with malicious spirits and specialized agencies to deal with them. After being rejected by all the major agencies, 13-year-old psychically inclined ghost hunter Lucy Carlyle (Ruby Stokes) gets recruited to the small private investigation agency Lockwood & Co. — and by small, we mean a tiny two-man operation consisting of just Anthony Lockwood (Cameron Chapman) and George Karim (Ali Hadji-Heshmati). The three agents try to make a name for themselves by solving a big case before their competition, which spirals into more chaos than they can contain. This vibrant paranormal adventure moves fast and will possess viewers with joy, laughter, and a bit of angst. – Tauri Miller Watch on Netflix Rita (2012-2020) Image via Netflix Created by: Christian Torpe Cast: Mille Dinesen, Lise Baastrup, Carsten Bjørnlund Netflix has always had a good eye when it comes to importing international content that is relatable to people all over the world, and the Danish dramedy Rita is no different. The five-season-long show revolves around Mille Dinesen’s Rita Madsen, a no-nonsense teacher who strives to protect her students from their parents by always being straightforward — and oftentimes brutally honest. But being a great — although unorthodox — teacher doesn’t mean she has it all together. Rita has a bit of raunchiness to the humor and is steeped in sass, but at the core of the show, there’s a lot of heart – especially when it comes to Rita and her own kids, who are a constant source of stress, biting wit, and personal growth. – Tauri Miller Watch on Netflix Physical: 100 (2023) Image via Netflix Creator: Jang Ho-gi Created by Jang Ho-gi, Physical: 100 is a fascinating reality series that follows 100 contestants in peak physical shape as they compete in grueling challenges that push their limits in hopes of winning prize money. The South Korean series features obstacle courses more extreme than American Ninja Warrior and activities that rival The Titan Games and Special Forces — Physical: 100 truly puts these athletes to the test. Welcoming a variety of competitors from different backgrounds, including special operations soldiers, National Team gymnasts, and wrestlers, Physical: 100 aims to find the strongest body, regardless of gender, experience, or training. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix Cunk on Earth (2022-present) Image via Netflix Creator: Charlie Brooker Cast: Diane Morgan, Jim Al-Khalili, Shirley J. Thompson, Douglas Hedley Cunk on Earth is a mockumentary series following Philomena Cunk (Diane Morgan) as she comically explores the history of the world’s greatest inventions. Featuring interviews with experts in their fields, Cunk on Earth asks probing questions that chronicle landmark moments in humanity’s progression from prehistory to the present day. Part investigative journalism, part travel show, Cunk on Earth comes from Charlie Brooker, who invented the hilariously ill-informed reporter. Cunk on Earth is a delightfully witty series, maintaining a tone similar to Sacha Baron Cohen’s Ali G or Who Is America? – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix New Amsterdam (2018-2023) Image via NBC Creator: David Schulner Cast: Ryan Eggold, Janet Montgomery, Jocko Sims, Freema Agyeman, Tyler Labine Medical drama New Amsterdam found its stride and built an audience by leaning into the interpersonal relationships of the doctors on screen. Creator David Schulner adapted the series from Eric Manheimer’s book Twelve Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital and unabashedly used the fictional series to reveal real flaws in America’s healthcare system. The show stars Ryan Eggold (The Blacklist) as a new medical director whose intentions to do good require that he and his staff break the rules and uproot the medical system to heal patients in one of the oldest public hospitals in the country. Over the five seasons, New Amsterdam exposes viewers to entertaining medical mysteries, romance, and hope. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix On My Block: Freeridge (2023-present) Image via Netflix Creators: Lauren Iungerich, Jamie Uyeshiro, Jamie Dooner, Eddie Gonzalez, Jeremy Haft Cast: Keyla Monterroso Mejia, Bryana Salaz, Tenzing Norgay Trainor, Ciara Riley Wilson Spinning off from the beloved series On My Block, Freeridge sees a new group of four teens in town working together to reverse a curse and end the misfortune they believe has begun to seep into their lives. Starring Keyla Monterroso Mejia, Bryana Salaz, Tenzing Norgay Trainor, and Ciara Riley Wilson, Freeridge connects directly with the original series, building a delightful foundation for this universe and even features charming cameos from characters — and their twins. Cleverly adding to the canon, Freeridge’s first season explains previously unexplored mysteries while setting up a few new questions of its own. – Yael Tygiel Watch on Netflix In conclusion, this film has captivated audiences with its mesmerizing storytelling, compelling performances, and stunning visuals. It has transported us to worlds both familiar and unknown, evoking a range of emotions that have left a lasting impact. The director’s artistic vision and the collaborative efforts of the cast and crew have brought this story to life in a truly extraordinary way. From the gripping plot twists to the heartfelt moments of connection, this film has reminded us of the power of cinema to inspire, entertain, and provoke thought. Whether you’re a fan of the genre or simply a lover of great storytelling , this film is not to be missed. It’s a testament to the magic of filmmaking and serves as a reminder of the profound impact that movies can have on our lives. So grab your popcorn, sit back, and immerse yourself in this cinematic masterpiece. Source_by_collider.com In closing, let us remember that every ending brings forth a new beginning. As we conclude this article, may we embrace the lessons learned, the insights gained, and the possibilities that lie ahead. Together, let us step forward with courage and optimism, for the journey continues , and our potential knows no bounds. movfeed.com See also SAD! 8 On-screen jodis who died a tragic death in their shows Reseña de la Película JuneNetflixshows