A comprehensive list of shows/movies produced by Netflix so anyone looking for a new show to watch can know what's worth a shot. I haven't seen a lot of them and would like to know what some of you think. This is not a thread to talk plot points or spoilers (save that for the individual show threads). News of upcoming shows welcome. Stand-up specials and documentaries were left out because there are soooooooo many of them. Feel free to make suggestions for anything not listed.

* = continuation/additional episodes of a non-Netflix original

Adventures of Puss in Boots
All Hail King Julien
Arrested Development*
Bloodline
BoJack Horseman
Chef's Table
Daredevil
Grace and Frankie
Hemlock Grove
House of Cards
Knights of Sidonia
Lilyhammer
Marco Polo
Orange is the New Black
Problem Solverz*
Richie Rich
Star Wars: Clone Wars*
The Killing*
Trailer Park Boys*
Turbo FAST
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Veggie Tales in the House

5/12/2015 3:05:03 AM

Has anyone watched Chef's Table? I just watched a bunch of their trailers and it looks awesome.

5/12/2015 7:52:31 AM

yes, it's really well made

5/12/2015 8:31:51 AM

Adventures of Puss in Boots
All Hail King Julien
Arrested Development*
Bloodline - tried watching this and didn't get into it. may try again.
BoJack Horseman - awesome show. I watched the whole series in a day or so and then realized my cousin is a producer.
Chef's Table - very well done.
Daredevil
Grace and Frankie
Hemlock Grove
House of Cards - obviously and awesome show.
Knights of Sidonia
Lilyhammer
Marco Polo - loved it. binged it all in two nights. can't wait for more.
Orange is the New Black - very good show. it's like Scrubs but in prison. kinda corny but entertaining.
Problem Solverz*
Richie Rich
Star Wars: Clone Wars*
The Killing*
Trailer Park Boys* - I loved the original Trailer park boys but it seems kinda forced now.
Turbo FAST
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Veggie Tales in the House

5/12/2015 9:38:29 AM

Chef's Table - I loved Jiro Dreams of Sushi (same director I think) so I will watch this. I started it the other night and promptly fell asleep as I was exhausted (not to say the show is bad, but it's not going to keep you awake). Will try again soon

House of Cards - This has obviously been talked about to death, but I stopped watching after the first episode of the second season. To explain why would involve spoilers, so I'll just say I guess the story twists are not for me, no matter how well produced and acted the show is

Lilyhammer - Watched the first 2 episodes a while ago and enjoyed it a lot. It's campy, but not overly so. It's on my list once I get around to it again

Marco Polo - By far the best visuals on screen today. Really well done, good acting...story and dialogue leave a little to be desired but I'm definitely hooked on this show

Orange is the New Black - Another show that really doesn't need extra commentary, but I will just say this is probably my favorite all around Netflix original

5/12/2015 9:52:09 AM

Adventures of Puss in Boots
All Hail King Julien
Arrested Development* - Season 4 is weird, I didn't enjoy the character-centric episodes, but if you liked the first three seasons it's definitely worth the watch. I read somewhere that Hurwitz is re-editing Season 4 to be chronological instead of character centric, so I'd be interested to rewatch and see if that makes a difference.
Bloodline
BoJack Horseman - Hilarious. Will Arnett is great in this, and it's oddly serial for a cartoon.
Chef's Table
Daredevil - Plain Badass. Watch this immediately. The 'Street Level Heroes' initiative is off to a great start. Tonal feels a lot more like the recent Batman movies than anything else Marvel has done.
Grace and Frankie
Hemlock Grove - Interesting. A more melodramatic version of True Blood, and the first season at least feels a bit like a murder mystery.
House of Cards - Interesting concept, but political dramas are not my thing. Enjoyed watching Kevin Spacey enough to watch season 1, but never picked it back up.
Knights of Sidonia
Lilyhammer - Watched the first season, definitely entertaining. No real reason why I haven't watched further other than I straight up forgot about it.
Marco Polo
Orange is the New Black - If you watched and liked Weeds you'll enjoy this series too.
Problem Solverz*
Richie Rich
Star Wars: Clone Wars*
The Killing*
Trailer Park Boys*
Turbo FAST
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - If you liked 30 Rock (or Tina Fey productions in general) you'll also enjoy this. Blew through this in a weekend with the girlfriend, the theme song is catchy as hell.
Veggie Tales in the House

5/12/2015 10:11:03 AM

You guys are forgetting all of the great british shows (some of which are better than the US shows offered)

Peaky Blinders
The Fall

Both worth watching

5/12/2015 11:44:04 AM

Peaky Blinders is one of my top two favorite things on TV right now BUT...isn't this originally BBC created?

Netflix may called it a "Netflix Original", but I wouldn't if they didn't have anything to do with creating it

5/12/2015 1:05:36 PM

I started Grace and Frankie, I'm a few episodes into it. I love all of the main cast members (which is why I wanted to see it int he first place) but it has kind of been hit and miss so far. The two men are great on screen as friends but there is no chemistry in their relationship.

The #1 reason to watch the show is Lily Tomlin. Anytime she is alone on screen it is pure comedic gold and makes all of the awkward moments worth getting through. I also thoroughly enjoy the scenes involving their kids, it really is a fantastic ensemble cast.

5/12/2015 1:24:55 PM

These aren't every going to leave Netflix, correct? I can't imagine they would, since they are originals. I just didn't know if there was every a potential for them having a shelf-life.

I plan on getting around to:

Peaky Blinders
Chef's Table
Daredevil
Bloodline

And that's pretty much it for now. What about Luther? Was that a Netflix Original? Or did it just seem like they advertised it as one. I definitely want to see that one as well.

5/12/2015 1:38:57 PM

I have watched and very much liked:

Arrested Development*
BoJack Horseman
Daredevil
Grace and Frankie
House of Cards
Orange is the New Black
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt


I tried watching Marco Polo but gave up after 2 episodes. I just couldn't get into it.

5/12/2015 2:23:14 PM

^^ Luther is like Peaky Blinders, a BBC production, but one that Netflix might have exclusive rights to.

5/12/2015 2:32:33 PM

Bloodline is interesting.

I'm on episode 5 but it has taken me about 2 weeks to get that far because I can only watch 20-30 minutes at a time. It is pretty slow in the first 4 episodes but seems to be picking up a bit.

5/12/2015 3:30:35 PM

^^no exclusive rights for Luther. It's on Amazon too.

5/13/2015 8:29:03 AM

Adventures of Puss in Boots
All Hail King Julien
Arrested Development* - Season 4 is weird, I didn't enjoy the character-centric episodes, but if you liked the first three seasons it's definitely worth the watch. I read somewhere that Hurwitz is re-editing Season 4 to be chronological instead of character centric, so I'd be interested to rewatch and see if that makes a difference.
Bloodline
BoJack Horseman - Hilarious. Will Arnett is great in this, and it's oddly serial for a cartoon.
Chef's Table
Daredevil - Plain Badass. Watch this immediately. The 'Street Level Heroes' initiative is off to a great start. Tonal feels a lot more like the recent Batman movies than anything else Marvel has done.
Grace and Frankie
Hemlock Grove - Interesting. A more melodramatic version of True Blood, and the first season at least feels a bit like a murder mystery.
House of Cards - Interesting concept, but political dramas are not my thing. Enjoyed watching Kevin Spacey enough to watch season 1, but never picked it back up.
Knights of Sidonia
Lilyhammer - Watched the first season, definitely entertaining. No real reason why I haven't watched further other than I straight up forgot about it.
Marco Polo
Orange is the New Black - If you watched and liked Weeds you'll enjoy this series too.
Problem Solverz*
Richie Rich
Scrotal Recall - Kinda funny. Episodic series about a dude that discovers he has an STD and has to notify his previous partners. Each episode is dedicated to one of the women, with an ongoing storyline to tie them together. Entertaining time killer, basically.
Star Wars: Clone Wars*
The Killing*
Trailer Park Boys*
Turbo FAST
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - If you liked 30 Rock (or Tina Fey productions in general) you'll also enjoy this. Blew through this in a weekend with the girlfriend, the theme song is catchy as hell.
Veggie Tales in the House

5/17/2015 3:27:40 PM

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"Problem Solverz"

fuck yes

5/17/2015 4:31:25 PM

Finished Grace and Frankie. It was worth sitting through but probably won't watch it again anytime soon. Doubt there will be a second season.

Confirmed Upcoming Productions
Between (2015)
Sense8 (2015)
Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp (2015)
Narcos (2015)
F Is for Family (2015)
Longmire (season 4; 2015)
A.K.A. Jessica Jones (2015)
Love (2016)
Flaked (2016)
The Get Down (2016)
The OA (2016)
With Bob and David (2016)
Montauk (2016)

I am a huge fan of Wet Hot American Summer and I am intrigued by the concept of a prequel miniseries, but there's a lot of room for letdown.

5/19/2015 3:52:03 PM

http://www.avclub.com/article/netflix-releases-first-images-its-wet-hot-american-219814

5/25/2015 12:52:46 AM

Netflix will be producing a mini-series adaptation of "A Series of Unfortunate Events." Rumor is Neil Patrick Harris will be playing Count Olaf. I am very happy about this, and hoping it will redeem the mediocre film from 12 years ago with Jim Carrey.

1/27/2016 4:58:42 AM

So lets take Daredevil.

This season you have 13 episodes to get into the minutia between him and all the secondary characters. Some of the interaction between him and Punisher is the most interesting dialogue I've ever seen. It was literally 20 solid minutes of awesome.

I don't think you can take the same situations, story, or conflict and make it as compelling in movie format.

Therefor, if you have a really good set of characters and stories, why would you want to take them to the big screen when you can get so much more done creatively on Netflix or similar entertainment vehicles.

3/23/2016 4:06:53 PM

can't fucking wait for lady dynamite

3/23/2016 10:12:53 PM

^^$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

3/23/2016 11:48:36 PM

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"Love (2016) "

this was quite good imo

3/24/2016 11:02:31 AM

Series of Unfortunate Events was VERY well done. I watched through Fuller House for nostalgia's sake but didn't love it. Stranger Things is on my to-do list.

2/27/2017 12:47:18 PM

Just finished The OA. It was alright not quite as great as expectations based on reviews and a little on the strange side.

2/27/2017 1:44:49 PM

Chewing Gum is one of the funniest originals I've seen.

2/27/2017 3:02:28 PM

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""Love (2016) ""

Season 2 comes out next week.

2/27/2017 3:54:45 PM

Anyone watched the Santa Clarita Diet? I'm interested, but not sure if it should be a priority.

2/27/2017 6:06:18 PM

Travelers is really good

2/27/2017 6:41:31 PM

^^ Excited to watch both of these, been hearing good things.

Iron Fist in a couple weeks.

2/28/2017 7:13:27 AM

So Will Smith has a direct-to-Netflix movie coming out. This seems like a pretty big fall for Smith, but his career has been trending down in recent years.

2/28/2017 10:42:06 AM

I wont argue that Smith has been going down hill, but I would attribute this just as much to how far Netflix is rising. The movie also stars Joel Edgerton Noomi Rapace, and is directed by David Ayer, it's a legitimate movie, not like it's not like it's a SyFy original or anything. A Netflix movie just won best documentary short Oscar.

2/28/2017 11:58:01 AM

^yes, the only reason this is on netflix is that they were the highest bidder at 90 mil!

2/28/2017 3:07:13 PM

Anyone watch American Vandal? Almost done with it pretty entertaining.

9/28/2017 6:15:57 AM

^3 eps in, and i love it

atypical is also very very good

[Edited on September 28, 2017 at 6:46 AM. Reason : f]

9/28/2017 6:46:40 AM

Atypical was very entertaining. I enjoyed American Vandal, but thought it could have been better

9/28/2017 7:13:12 AM

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"Finished Grace and Frankie. It was worth sitting through but probably won't watch it again anytime soon. Doubt there will be a second season."

I was way wrong. I watched seasons 2 and 3 and the were both fantastic. The show keeps getting better.

9/28/2017 3:14:30 PM

I'm watching GirlBoss right now. It's not bad...it's filling my "annoying millennials" slot now that Girls is over and the new season of Broad City isn't on Hulu yet.

9/28/2017 8:08:02 PM

Master of None has been really good. I've especially enjoyed the second season (at least the first half that I've watched so far). I'll probably finally get around to watching Stranger Things next.

10/14/2017 6:29:49 PM

Coon and Friends

10/14/2017 6:56:30 PM

So I just got finished watching Mindhunter, and I’m very curious what other people thought. I’m kind of divided about it, I enjoyed each episode while I was watching it, but overall I just felt like I was waiting for something that never happened, and looking back the whole series seems almost pointless. I was also very confused fused by the acting of the main character Holden. I don’t necessarily think it was bad acting, but I found it very bizarre, it almost looked as if he was about to bust out laughing at any given moment, and could not tell at all what emotions he was trying to convey.

10/15/2017 8:10:34 PM

Just started. Seems pretty good. I've always been a fan of psychology.

10/15/2017 9:18:42 PM

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"Coon and Friends"

That shit was good.

10/15/2017 9:27:56 PM

i liked The Babysitter

10/17/2017 12:05:01 PM

Lots of new stuff about to come out. I'm most excited for:

May 29 - Arrested Development (season 5)
May 30 - Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (season 4)
June 22 - Luke Cage (season 2)

5/24/2018 8:26:04 PM

The Keepers

6/5/2018 8:02:19 AM

Anybody watch the staircase.

6/25/2018 9:19:39 PM

I'm about five episodes in. It's interesting, that whole family seems to be crazy/sociopathic, but I'm getting a little bored. I think it could have been condensed.

6/27/2018 10:33:25 AM

i'm almost finished with staircase...i think 2 eps left to watch. it's interesting, but honestly...if i wasn't from NC and didn't already know parts of the story and didn't recognize news clips and faces from that era in this region...i don't think i would care for it very much. that's part of what i like the most about it, the familiar faces and my (somewhat) familiarity with the case...if i came in with limited or no prior knowledge and didn't have any tie to NC, i would surely have a different opinion on it. it does seem like this could've been done in maybe 8 episodes, not 13. seems very very biased toward the defense. but maybe those are just my own biases coming into play here. it's definitely not bad...i'm mostly enjoying it (although it does drag on at times, imo). but it's not great, imo

[Edited on June 27, 2018 at 11:57 AM. Reason : v]

6/27/2018 11:55:39 AM

It was originally 10 eps, the last 3 are newer additions to the series

6/27/2018 12:02:42 PM