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Netflix top 10 shows — here’s the 3 you need to binge-watch this week (November 10-16)

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 hit spy thriller.

Netflix top 10 shows — here’s the 3 you need to binge-watch this week (November 10-16)

If you're looking for three Netflix shows to binge-watch this week (November 10-16), I recommend "Black Doves," "North of North," and "Rectify."

"Black Doves" returns with its second season, offering six new episodes of a spy thriller set in wintry London. The show, originally a limited series, gained popularity and earned a second chapter. The contrast between its cozy holiday setting and the gripping spy plot makes it a perfect choice for the season.

"North of North" is also making a comeback for season 2. This comedy-drama is set in an Arctic town and follows a young Inuk mother, Siaja, as she starts a new life after a public divorce. Season 2 continues Siaja's journey of rebuilding her life, forming new relationships, and embracing her cultural heritage.

Lastly, "Rectify" offers a Southern Gothic drama with a slower pace and a cinematic style. The critically acclaimed series follows Daniel Holden, released from death row after 19 years, as he struggles to adjust to life outside prison and faces hostility from his community. The show's exploration of characters and themes resonated with audiences, earning a Peabody Award in 2014.

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