5 Netflix Shows That Feel Like a Hug

Netflix has a lot of TV series, but we know you want the finest TV shows to watch on Netflix. Our new additions include the last season of the murder thriller Narcos: Mexico and the bawdy cartoon sitcom Big Mouth. Let's look at some of the top seasons this year:

1. Shadow and Bone: As per The Next Hint’s report, you can expect Shadow and Bone season 2 to be out soon and it is going to be the hot word in the market, and hence, you shouldn’t miss out on season 1. Based on Leigh Bardugo's Shadow and Bone and Six of Crows novels, the big-budget series follows a young lady who realises she has a talent that can rescue the realm. The tone is halfway between Game of Thrones and Freeform, with dark colours, violence, and love triangles.

2. I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson: Sometimes you want to see your id, your most primal animal impulses, your insane ideas, replicated on screen. You may or may not remember Tim Robinson from Saturday Night Live; they didn't know what to do with him, and in retrospect, he needed his own show where he could truly let his freak flag fly. In a nutshell, I think you should go! His extremely memorable hot dog mascot refuses to accept he was the one who wrecked his automobile into a storefront is just one example of his bizarre characters with enormous personalities and strong views about things that don't actually matter. It's hard to explain something genuinely humorous.

3. Kim's Convenience: Kim's Convenience, which follows a Korean-Canadian family who owns and operates a convenience shop, is a classic screwball comedy that succeeds not just because of its humorous views on immigrant family life, but also because of the ties that form between its characters. The show recognises how difficult parent-child relationships can be, even (or especially) when you care for each other. This understanding is what makes Appa (Paul Sun-Hyung Lee), the conventional and headstrong patriarch, gradually start to patch up his relationship with his adult son. It's the type of show that makes you feel like you're being hugged.

4. Master of None: It was a career reset for co-creator and actor Aziz Ansari, who was previously renowned for his role as the man on Parks and Recreation who brought us "treat yo' self." This season's spectacular second season delivered black-and-white photography nods to French New Wave film, and a lovely, Golden Globe-winning episode about Dev's friend Denise's (Lena Waithe) coming out. When the programme returned after a long break, it changed the focus from Dev to Denise, examining her relationship with her spouse Alicia (Naomi Ackie).

5. Outlander: Outlander is the sexiest programme on TV or a historical drama with a sci-fi twist. Or both! Based on the Diana Gabaldon books, Outlander follows Claire (Caitriona Balfe), a wedded WWII nurse who inexplicably time travels back to 1743 with her husband (Tobias Menzies). Claire, eager to return home, becomes engaged in a Scottish insurrection, slowly falling for a young warrior called Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan).
   
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