Only 11 Netflix Shows Earned 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, and Young Royals is One of Them

It's been almost a year since the third and final season of Young Royals was announced, but it hasn't premiered yet. Centered on the love story between the main characters, Wille and Simon, the series is one of Netflix's flagship romance shows. Impressively, it boasts a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Only ten other Netflix shows hold this exceptional rating. Here they are:

Crash Landing on You (2019, 1 season)

This romantic drama, which follows a young heiress from a prominent South Korean family and a North Korean army captain, offers an incredibly fascinating narrative. It also carries that distinctive Korean drama vibe.

Dash & Lily (2020, 1 season)

If you think it's impossible to fall in love with a total stranger online, think again. This series follows two NYC teens who communicate through a diary one of them leaves at a bookstore. We get to see the evolution of their unique romance as it blooms and, regrettably, fades.

Say I Do: Surprise Weddings (2020, 1 season)

At first glance, this reality series might seem like a standard makeover show where professionals transform lives. However, the big twist in this show is that the experts help people plan surprise weddings in just one week.

Love & Anarchy (2020, 2 seasons)

While adults may love games as much as children, the games they play tend to be more complex and can have serious consequences. The series tells the story of a romantic dare between a mother of two and her new colleague. Things quickly get far more complicated than the characters originally bargained for.

The Time It Takes (2021, 1 season)

The narrative traces the journey of healing the protagonist embarks on after her first love ends tragically. By relocating and starting a new job, she aspires to reinvent herself.

My Love: Six Stories of True Love (2021, 1 season)

This docu-series follows six couples from various parts of the world, giving viewers an intimate look into their relationships and their huge differences.

Heartbreak High (2022, 1 season)

This Australian take on Sex Education, while more serious than the original, bears distinct similarities. Notably, it's much more explicit and unhinged.

Rebelde (2022, 2 seasons)

Set in an elite Mexican high school, this teen drama ticks all the right boxes: it's thrilling, daring, and refreshing.

Love on the Spectrum U.S. (2022, 1 season)

Highlighting the challenges and joys of building relationships for those who find human connections challenging, this reality show is essential viewing for anyone keen on increasing their mental health awareness.

Crash Course in Romance (2023, 1 season)

The latest Korean drama on the list tells an unconventional, somewhat inappropriate love story between a female entrepreneur running a small business and her daughter's exam tutor.