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I don't have any recommendations cause I dont use netflix really BUT I gotta tell you ANYWHERE has more braincells than wc1 detlas,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,

Rlly missing @Yuno F Gasai vibing in a corner in dyed sets

um well I have a few, kinda varied but here:
Derry Girls, Supernatural, Sherlock, and probably a ton more I’m missing, but I hope this helps a bit! :)

Avatar: The Last Airbender, Avatar: The Legend of Korra, The Dragon Prince, Troll Hunters, Three Below, and The Wizards.

Cats don't watch netflix
We like those videos of birds and fish hopping and swimming around for hours on youtube

Ooh watched a few of those already but those are some solid picks

dorohedoro, barbarians, lost in space, anything from moty python, norsemen, disenchantment, dancing with the birds, the witcher, altered carbon, close enough, ajin, rise of empires, nightfliers

not on netflix but cool is the mandalorian, the boys, attack on titan, re: zero, chernobyl, valley of tears, pearl harbor, studio ghibli, kill bill, queens gambit, futurama

Oo I think it's just regional differences cause Queen's Gambit is a Netflix original even I think, but those are neat suggestions, think I am gonna check out disenchantment

yea gambit is a netflix one I just forgot to put it in the first list

Since someone has mentioned stuff that isn't on Netflix, why not mention something on Amazon Prime...
Some are already said by Yuno but such as The Boys but oh well.
The Expanse if you like a combination of hard science fiction, mystery, and what some people have referred to as the "Game of Thrones" of space but with a lot less 18+ stuff and so far hasn't been screwed over by bad writing.

Also, I believe you can watch Studio Ghibli movies on Netflix but only for people not in the USA and maybe some other places.
"Cries in Nausicaa"

My family's been watching The Expanse so I've had some impressions, not sure if I am too big a space fan though. As for Studio Ghibli, I'll definitely check those out since I've only seen Spirited Away and that's undeniably a classic

Oh, forgot Space Battleship Yamato, either the 2199 or the original version(I wonder if anyone else has seen that). As far as The Expanse goes, it has a heavy science influence in it but I honestly think that you don't need a heavy understanding in science to figure out what is going on, maybe some classical physics and an understanding of the Solar System.

Peaky blinders is a pretty good show, but its really plot heavy, so if you zone out for a bit you could miss a crucial detail to the plot.

already finished that one twice, good show indeed c: