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Netflix fans have been left mindblown by six British drama series that ‘everyone needs to check out’.
The shows have all received a rating of 8.5 or more from viewers, who say they were on the edge of their seat at the end of every episode.
Starting off the list, subscribers praised the true story A Confession for its gripping storyline and its cast for their convincing roles.
In a TikTok video, its description reads: “Detective Fulcher investigates the disappearance of a woman. He’s soon confronted with a dilemma – follow protocol or catch a killer.”
Fans rated it 9/10 before sharing their next suggestion – Toxic Town.
Rated as a whopping 10/10 limited series, its description reads: “When dozens of babies in Corby are born with abilities, their mother embarks on a battle to hold those responsible to account.”
Next, Honor was given 10/10 with its story following a detective on a mission to solve a woman’s murder after her cries for help went unanswered.
With fans ranking it as a 8.5/10, Fool Me Once is said to be another must watch. Its description reads: “Maya is trying to come to terms with the murder of her husband. However, when Maya installs a nanny-cam to keep an eye on her daughter, she is shocked to see her husband in her house…”
Adolescence has been in the top stop on Netflix in recent week – with users saying it’s a 10/10 watch. It follows Lily as her world is turned upside down when her son is arrested for murdering a schoolmate.
Finally, Behind Her Eyes, rated 8.5/10, has been described as a “single mother entering a world of twisted mind games when she begins an affair with her psychiatrist boss while secretly befriending his mysterious wife.”
Commenting on the video and sharing their own views, one TikTok user said: “I’m currently watching Toxic Town , very good!”
Another user added: “I don’t know why they took Happy Valley off. The best UK drama alongside Broadchurch.”
A third user said: “Behind Her Eyes freaked me out.” One more user said: “Watching Adolescence right now – so good.”
Another user said: “I just finished Adolescence in one day. What a strong, sad and heartbreaking show that calls out the mental health dangers and challenges of social media in world wide society.”
Commenting on British drama’s in general, one user said: “I often wondered why British shows appear more authentic. Then I realized the actors come off as real folks. Often, no full makeup, realistic body types and not overdressed. Much more believable.”
In agreement, another added: “It’s true. British TV looks real. The people are just … people. They look just like your neighbour would look.”
