7 Must-Watch Series on Netflix Nobody Have Actually Seen

With a plethora of content available on Netflix, it can be quite challenging to decide what to watch. That is especially true when all the popular shows have already been watched and rewatched multiple times.

That's why it's always a good idea to, from time to time, go exploring shows that haven't been getting much love from critics or audiences.

We've put together a list of lesser-known shows that are definitely worth your time.

7. Black Summer (2019, 2 seasons)

Set in the initial weeks of a catastrophic zombie apocalypse, the show follows a mother who embarks on a harrowing journey to find her daughter and adapt to a terrifying and hostile new world.

6. The Valhalla Murders (2019, 1 season)

If you're a fan of crime dramas, turning to Icelandic television might not be the most obvious choice, but it can be an incredibly rewarding experience. The plot of this series follows a Norwegian detective who travels to Iceland to investigate a series of perplexing murders. The evidence points to a long-abandoned boys' home called Valhalla.

5. Behind Her Eyes (2021, 1 season)

The plot of this British noir thriller, featuring supernatural elements, revolves around a single mother who begins dating her boss. However, the boss is married, and an unlikely friendship forms between the protagonist and the wife, unveiling dark secrets.

4. Lost in Space (2018, 3 seasons)

This story revolves around the Robinson family, selected as members of a mission to colonize the Alpha Centauri planetary system. However, the spaceship is damaged by an alien robot, and the family, along with other colonists, is forced to land on a nearby habitable exoplanet.

3. Bodyguard (2018, 1 season)

This captivating British political thriller narrates the story of a PTSD-afflicted Afghanistan veteran who is assigned as a bodyguard to the right-wing Home Secretary. An unlikely relationship forms between the two, and the protagonist starts questioning the policies of the British government.

2. The Last Kingdom (2015, 5 seasons)

Set in the 9th century, when almost all of Britain was ruled by the Danes, the only kingdom left standing was Wessex. That is the predicament the main character, a Brit raised among the Vikings, finds himself in. It is a fantastic show that will appeal to both Vikings and Game of Thrones fans.

1. Mindhunter (2017, 2 seasons)

Despite being executive-produced by Charlize Theron and David Fincher, the show is unjustly underrated. It narrates the story of the emergence of criminal profiling in the 1970s, based on behavioral studies that took a long time to gain traction in law enforcement because of police conservatism and narrow-mindedness.