Best Series on Netflix to Chill Out and Watch the Whole Weekend

Are you of those who can be happy with a marathon watching your favorites series on Netflix?

If you agree, then you’re going to love this list from Esquire, so you don’t have to lose your time planning a big selection.

This list, although it could bring frustration or pleasure, gather original and purchased series from other channels.

Here we go! If we missed one special for you, tell us.

Stranger things

It’s perfect for a fast marathon with the critical level pulling to melt because, for some people, it’s overrated.

For some critics, without the eighties references and the tributes to other stories already told, the phenomenon would have no place.

Enter to the list because, it has charm and youthful magnetism, tension works very well and has a great and successful cast.

The killing

It’s a masterpiece of the genre of unsolved crimes. This, on the first season.

If it had closed there, this North American version of the Danish series that made Nordic fiction fashionable, would be considered a cult.

Remember The X files? Well, the leading roles are like Mulder and Scully but with hearts frozen by aliens.

It’s wonderful to see how they begin to warm up while they’re looking for the guilty of a murder that really hurts.

Bodyguard

One hundred percent addictive.

Bodyguard premiered on Netflix and crowned as the British millennium series in terms of audience.

Heir of Homeland plays a similar game.

Until the last minute, we don’t know if the protagonist, a young veteran who is in charge of interior minister’s security, is truly committed to protecting her.

There’s the doubt that, perhaps, the traumas that drag from the wars that she ardently defends, can weight more in her actions.

This is a mix between the political thriller and the psychological thriller that doesn’t rise anymore because it eludes its potential to denounce the institutions self.righteousness and because the ending lacks in terms of plausibility.

Homeland

If you haven’t seen it, then…you are not probably a truly series fan.

The first two seasons of Homeland paralyzed the television world because there was never a series taken so far the challenge to the viewer.

A game of spies and mirrors where the vision is disturbed by the bipolar point of view of the protagonist, who’s Claire Danes as Carrie Mathison.

Also, the fractured morality of a soldier who is a victim, executioner, and vice-versa.

The necessary turn at the end of the third season evicted most of its followers with a bittersweet feeling.

However, the series has continued with a very high level in its next installments, more conventional in relation to the audience.

Of course, totally dependent on the magnetism of the leading role.

The seventh season has just joined the catalog and the eight, which opens soon, will be the final end.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

A sitcom to laugh at!

It’s deeply absurd, has difficult references to catch and some sides so histrionic that you can catch a deadly hatred.

With so much joke per second, to the rhythm of Family Guy, the central plot goes to a very distant plane in the interest of the viewer.

But once again, a good thing is that you will laugh.