Tracking trends and the rise of binge-worthy tv shows, these are the top ten to watch on Irish Netflix right now!
With a plethora of light comedy, feel-good series, and investigate documentaries to keep us on our toes, it is safe to say that the Netflix obsession and the rise of binge-worthy tv shows are ever-present.
Since breaking onto the Irish entertainment scene in 2012, Netflix has firmly established itself as the ultimate go-to destination for blockbuster, art house, and indie films and TV shows, as well as offering a growing catalogue of Netflix Originals content.
As Autumn gets underway, we know that there is no better time to explore some of the top online series out there. These are the best shows on Irish Netflix to binge-watch right now.
10. Schitt’s Creek – the riches to rags comedy series
If you’re craving a binge-watching marathon, look no further than Schitt’s Creek.
All six seasons of this Netflix Originals show are available on the platform, and with laughs packed in by the pound, this is an ideal watch on a cold, rainy day – and if typical Irish weather is anything to go by, there will be no shortage of them.
Schitt’s Creek tells a classic “riches to rags” story of a family as they navigate their way through uncertain waters and a new way of life; comedy gold, as one may imagine.
9. Unsolved Mysteries – for a head-scratcher
Unsolved Mysteries has in fact been on air since 1987. However, Netflix reenvisioned it in 2020 with its release of season one: a six-episode volume of head-scratching mysteries.
It has been announced that season two will be dropping on 19 October 2020, and if you have not yet caught up to date, this is bound to be one of the best shows on Irish Netflix to binge-watch right now.
8. Sing On! – for a family-friendly singalong
Premiered on Netflix on 16 September 2020, this has quickly become one of the most talked-about feel-good shows on the air right now.
Expect competitors battling to achieve the perfect vocal performance and walk away with up to $60,000 in this family-friendly show, hosted by Tituss Burgess
7. Ratched – for the dark and suspenseful
Since its September 2020 debut, Ratched has been a major player in terms of the best shows on Irish Netflix to binge-watch right now.
Ratched tells the story of a budding young nurse who’s sinister side bubbles under the surface of her professional poise. An October-appropriate TV show that is well worth a binge, no doubt!
6. Pose – the award-winning drama
If you’re keen to delve deep into an award-winning drama, we suggest Pose. The series first aired in 2018 and, to date, has two seasons under its belt (along with a handful of awards).
Set in New York in the 80s, Pose explores the relationship between the LGBTQ community and ballroom culture, making it a feast for the eyes!
5. Emily in Paris – the smash-hit show
Emily in Paris is the new romantic comedy TV series that everyone is talking about. Campy? Check. Cheesy? Check. Comedy? Check.
It’s endlessly easy to watch with some mad-dash moments for good measure.
4. Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father – for some laugh out loud moments
Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father first aired in 2017, and it has grown to garner a cult following with all four seasons available on Irish Netflix to binge-watch right now.
Expect some absurd scenarios experienced by two generations of one family in this comedy duo TV series.
3. The Haunting of Bly Manor – for creepy Autumnal vibes
Acting as the follow on to The Haunting of Hill House, this October release on Netflix is set to be one of the top shows for channelling those creepy Autumnal vibes.
This season boasts nine episodes and explores the dark and ominous happenings at the gothic Bly estate.
2. Song Exploder – for the budding musician
Understated and intriguing, Song Exploder explores the artistic songwriting process with a range of musicians, including Alicia Keys and R.E.M.
Based on a hit podcast, this is one of the best shows on Irish Netflix to binge-watch right now if you’re a budding musician.
1. The Umbrella Academy – for fantasy and science fiction
If you haven’t already caught up with The Umbrella Academy, this is without a doubt one of the best shows on Irish Netflix to binge-watch right now
It first aired in 2019, and now with two seasons of critical-acclaim under its belt, it is safe to say that if you haven’t hopped aboard The Umbrella Academy‘s bandwagon, you’re missing out!
