Co-created by the Wachowskis and J. Michael Straczynski, "Sense8" follows eight strangers who become mentally connected after sharing visions of a tragic death.
Created by V.E. Schwab, "First Kill" is a teen horror drama about vampire Juliette and vampire hunter Calliope whose forbidden romance unfolds amidst supernatural battles and dramatic twists.
Based on Alice Oseman's webcomic, "Heartstopper" depicts the heartwarming journey of two teenage boys, Charlie and Nick, as they discover love and navigate their identities.
Mae Martin’s "Feel Good" blends comedy and drama to tell the autobiographical story of recovering addict Mae, whose romantic relationship with George is tested by personal and professional challenges.
Jenji Kohan’s "Orange is the New Black" portrays the comedic and poignant lives of women in a prison, focusing on Piper Chapman as she adjusts to incarceration and forms complex relationships.
Richard Gadd’s "Baby Reindeer" is a gripping drama based on his experiences, detailing how a small act of kindness spirals into a dark tale of obsession and stalking, confronting personal and professional demons.
Mike Flanagan’s "The Haunting of Bly Manor" follows Dani Clayton, a young nanny who encounters ghostly events and tragic secrets in a gothic manor, offering a haunting blend of horror and drama.
"One Day at a Time" is a comedic and touching look at a Cuban-American family in Los Angeles, addressing issues like immigration and gender identity while maintaining its sitcom roots and winning critical acclaim.
"Sex Education" follows Otis, a teen with a sex therapist mother, who teams up with Maeve to offer clandestine sex advice at school, navigating adolescence with humor, sensitivity.
"Warrior Nun" features Ava, a young woman who discovers she is part of a secret order fighting supernatural evil, blending action and fantasy with a fresh take on female empowerment and divine artifacts.