Rotten Tomatoes’ 100% Rated Netflix Series You Can’t Miss!

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Islamabad: What Netflix series are you watching this weekend?

It can be challenging to respond to that question because Netflix releases so many new shows every month that it becomes overwhelming.

There are hundreds of new Netflix additions added each week.

How then can you determine what is worthwhile investing in? 

Thankfully, Rotten Tomatoes, a review aggregator, can assist. You can use their scores as a reliable indicator of a series’ caliber.

Seven Netflix series that have a flawless 100 percent Rotten Tomatoes rating have been selected. You know these selections are worthwhile to watch because it’s not an easy task to do. 

Blown Away 

Blowing glass is not an easy task. A few hours of painstaking labor can suddenly come apart.

Expert glassblowers from all around the world compete and overcome various obstacles to display their abilities.

Every episode, one artisan is removed and the remaining candidates must pass increasingly difficult exams. In the end, the victor takes home $100,000 and the distinction of being the best glassblower in the business.

Mizu

In “Mizu,” Maya Erskine portrays a mixed-race rōnin, a samurai without a master, driven by a quest for justice against the individual who brought dishonor upon her. Enduring years of prejudice due to her background, she sets out on a path to confront her oppressor.

Guided by the mysterious Swordfather, played by Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Mizu is ready to confront her history head-on, armed with her sword.

Cunk on Earth

Philomena Cunk, brought to life by Diane Morgan, leads a unique show inspired by her character’s origins in “Charlie Brooker’s Weekly Wipe,” a segment initially featured on “The Daily Show.” Throughout her travels to historical sites, she humorously poses outlandish questions, presents absurd explanations, and provides hilariously misguided insights. The result is a hilariously chaotic experience that promises plenty of laughter.

Jane the Virgin

Jane Villanueva, portrayed by Gina Rodriguez, is the daughter of a teenage mother. Raised with the constant admonition not to repeat her mother’s mistakes, she resolves to save her virginity for the perfect partner, maintaining her abstinence until marriage.

However, Jane’s carefully crafted plans are unexpectedly overturned during a routine visit to her gynecologist, where she receives the shocking news: she’s pregnant! What follows is a delightful and often poignant journey exploring love and family dynamics amidst unexpected challenges.

The Program: Cons, Cults and Kidnapping

This comprehensive documentary series delves into the physical and psychological abuse suffered by teenagers enrolled in institutions marketed as “rehabilitation programs.”

It examines the disturbing practices of removing these adolescents from their homes, often in clandestine operations during the night, and subjecting them to harsh environments purportedly designed to guide them onto the “correct” path.

These programs frequently isolate them from their support networks, including loved ones, friends, and family. While “The Program” presents difficult subject matter, it offers compelling and educational insights into these troubling practices.

Arcane

This series presents a captivating adaptation of the renowned game and delves into the origin story of Jinx, the beloved “chaotic” character.

Drawing inspiration from Riot Games’ “League of Legends” narrative, it explores the conflict between two factions vying for control over the world’s “arcane” technology within the contrasting settings of the slums of Zaun and the utopian city of Piltover.

As Sisters Vi (Hailee Steinfeld) and Jinx (Ella Purnell) find themselves aligned with opposing ideals, they are reluctantly separated. Yet, they soon realize that the bond of sisterhood runs deeper than their conflicting allegiances.

Amidst the turmoil, they come to understand that blood ties are unbreakable, regardless of the paths they choose.

Red Rose

“Red Rose” is undoubtedly a must-watch for fans of “Black Mirror.” Set in the summertime in Bolton, a town in the northwest of England, the story follows a group of friends who stumble upon an app that begins to wreak havoc on their lives. While initially presenting itself as harmless games for students, the app soon reveals that failure carries severe and widely recognized consequences.

What sets “Red Rose” apart from “Black Mirror” is its stark portrayal of the consequences of our dependence on technology, creating a gritty atmosphere against the backdrop of the oppressed town of Bolton.

The central mystery of the season—unraveling the identity of the mastermind behind the app—will undoubtedly keep you hooked, prompting binge-watching sessions from the comfort of your couch.