TOP 10 Netflix shows I would recommend - 2017
Finding shows on Netflix can be harder than you would think. With 100s of options (and most of them low quality), it can be difficult. Lucky for you, I’ve decided to put together a post that lists the top 10 shows I’ve enjoyed this year and late last year.
Enjoy ;) - NOTE the shows aren't really in any order, just in the order I thought of them.
1. Marvel's Iron Fist
Now I get it, most of the dc shows we’ve seen on Netflix aren't all that great. But Marvel's Iron Fist is a real winner. Danny Rand resurfaces 15 years after being presumed dead. Now, with the power of the Iron fist, he seeks to reclaim his past and fulfill his destiny.
2. Continuum
This show is just great. I was sad when I finished all four seasons. Officer Kiera Cameron and terrorist group Liber8 are transported back in time. Kiera quickly finds herself on a new mission, with a new identity.
3. Frequency
Frequency is a very well-reviewed and enjoyed tv show about a girl (police officer) that finds a way to communicate with her dead father and alters the past, present, and the future in the process.
4. Limitless
If they had made more than 1 season this would probably be my favorite show of all time. A failed musician unleashes his brain's full powers with a new drug and is hired by the FBI to solve the hardest cases.
5. Stranger things
If you haven't seen stranger things you are really missing out. Nuff said (It’s kind of hard to describe)
6. Shooter
Ever wanted to watch a show about a badass American sniper? Now living a quiet life, ex-Marine sniper Bob Lee Swagger agrees to help his former commander prevent the assassination of the U.S. president.
7. Black list
Be warned, this show is dark and crazy good. After turning himself in, a brilliant fugitive offers to help the FBI bag other baddies, but only if rookie profiler Elizabeth Keen is his partner.
8. Person of Interest
The show is interesting and unique. A presumed-dead former CIA agent teams up with a mysterious billionaire to prevent violent crimes by using their own brand of vigilante justice.
And that's all of them, tell us in the comments if you have any shows you would recommend
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