11 - The Goodwife
10 - Formula One
Even though we're not really a Formula One addict, the series has inspired us, carried us away and even made us a bit of a fan. In this documentary, every episode shows the history and the fate of the individual drivers, their dreams and also their willingness to take risks. The scenes were so impressive, they even sometimes gave us goosebumps. So if you're into action and fun, you should definitely watch this series.
9 - Grace and Frankie
A series that makes you laugh. It's about a friendship that grew from a shared destiny. The husbands of Grace and Frankie confess that they are gay and want to get married at a dinner. As a result, the lives of the two over 70-year-olds are completely turned upside down and both have to start all over again. It's a funny series about friendship, age and the not so easy family life. Very entertaining and ideal if you just want to turn your head off.
8 - Fauda
Fauda is a very high paced and exciting series about the struggle between Israel and Palestina. Because of the intense and realistic storyline that match current day events it is very interesting to watch.
7 - Call the Midwife
This is also not the fastest series, but we loved it! It is based on the memoires of a young British midwife in the fifties. She moves to a monastery in Poplar, London from where nuns and non-nuns work as midwives. The friendships, love stories and interesting insights in important (medical) historical milestones make it a pleasure to watch.
6 - Unorthodox
5 - Ozark
This is a very original storyline about a decent middle-class family who accidentally gets involved in money laundry for drugs dealers. The more the story evolves the more the family gets wound up in it and this leads to funny situations.
4 - The Crown
3 - 1 Top Series
To see our top 3 series, click here to read them.
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