Many people across the UK are likely to be desperate for some escapism while in self-isolation because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Thankfully, Netflix has some great options for you, from the theatrics of RuPaul's Drag Race to prestige dramas like Mad Men.
Even if you are a seasoned fan of the streaming platform, there are sure to be some gems you are yet to discover.
Here are some of the best series you can watch on Netflix right now, the Mirror reports.
The Stranger
Based on the novel by Harlan Coben, the thriller follows a mysterious woman who wreaks havoc in the life of family man Adam Price (Richard Armitage) by revealing some secrets from his wife's past.
Also check out the suspenseful series based on Harlan Coben's other novel, Safe, which stars Dexter star Michael C. Hall.
RuPaul's Drag Race
The latest series of the sassiest reality competition on television is here.
RuPaul, Michelle Visage, Carson Kressley and Ross Matthews sift through the latest line-up of drag queens as they undergo hilarious challenges and dramatic lip syncs.
Elite
The Spanish teen drama has returned for its third series, with another tragedy following the whodunnit over the murder of a youth.
The show uses a flashforward to provide a mystery, alongside steamy love scenes. If you haven't seen the Spanish hit before, you can binge all three seasons.
Peaky Blinders
The BBC gangster drama's first four series are available to stream now.
Set in Birmingham following World War One, we follow gangster and war veteran Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) as he attempts to expand the success of his family's criminal empire.
Love is Blind
Love is Blind is a dating show which attempts to focus on emotional connections alone, as singletons agree to marry without seeing each other.
Eventually, they will see each other, but will they stay together?
Cheer
This documentary series shows a tight-knit cheerleading squad at Navarro College aim to win another National Championship.
You will be surprised by how dramatic the world of cheerleading can be.
Stranger Things
The 1980s-set sci-fi series is inspired by classic films from the 1980s such as E.T. and The Goonies.
It has captivated fans with beloved characters such as telekinetic Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) and cranky Chief Jim Hopper (David Harbour).
Mad Men
Mad Men follows advertising agencies in the 1960s and focuses primarily on the enigmatic Don Draper (Jon Hamm), a creative with a habit for chain-smoking and promiscuity.
All seven seasons are available to watch on Netflix.
Queer Eye
Watch the Fab Five, including energetic grooming expert Jonathan van Ness, visit the homes of individuals in need of a life makeover.
There are four seasons of the hit series, with a recent limited run seeing the gang head to Japan.
The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez
The tragic case of murdered child Gabriel Fernandez poses many questions around the social care system and its protection of vulnerable children.
This documentary is hard viewing but worth a watch.
