Netflix top 10 shows — here’s the 3 you need to binge-watch this week (October 20-26)
Looking for something new to watch? We've picked the best shows currently dominating Netflix’s top 10 list, including the new season of a tense political thriller.
This week's Netflix top 10 reveals a trio of must-watch shows for your upcoming binge. First up is "Below," a six-episode sea creature thriller that offers a grounded take on familiar monster tropes. Set in a small Newfoundland town, the story follows fisherman Calvin Penney as he battles an unidentified marine menace while protecting his family and community. With eerie folklore and disconcerting events, "Below" delivers suspenseful mystery in its short runtime.
Next, venture into the world of international diplomacy with "The Diplomat." Season 4 brings back the acclaimed political thriller, now starring Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford and Jodie Whittaker. Keri Russell leads as Kate Wyler, an American diplomat unexpectedly thrust into the role of U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom. Navigating a British vessel crisis and complex international relations, Kate must balance her duties with her personal life, all while her husband, a former ambassador, pursues his own political ambitions.
Season 4 of "The Diplomat" has garnered praise, with one reviewer calling it Netflix's "best drama delivers its best season yet."
Lastly, delve into the life and career of boxing legend Mike Tyson with "Tyson." This four-part documentary series offers a raw, honest look at the man behind the headlines, exploring his rise to heavyweight champion, personal struggles, and the public scandals that shaped his journey. Beginning with Tyson's difficult childhood and his discovery of boxing under the guidance of trainer Cus D'Amato, the series follows his meteoric rise, legal troubles, and eventual return to the ring.
Tyson's upcoming stand-up special, "Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike," pairs perfectly with this compelling four-part documentary.
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