Best netflix series of all-time rotten tomatoes

Believe it or not, there are 105 Netflix originals ranked higher than the popular thriller “Ozark.” That’s according to a new list from Rotten Tomatoes based on its “Tomatometer" which ranked the 153 best Netflix originals of all-time. “Ozark" is certified fresh at 81 percent after jumping 15 spots up the list with the launch of the third season.

Rotten Tomatoes criteria for this list is that each show had to be at 60 percent fresh or higher and have at least 10 reviews. Tiebreakers are based on the number of reviews and then alphabetically if review quantity is the same. Here they are, the top 20 Netflix originals from Rotten Tomatoes.

20. “Mindhunter” (97% fresh) Released in 2017, this crime thriller is set in the late 1970s. It follows two FBI agents trying to catch serial killers by getting inside their minds and trying to figure out how they think. Along the way they develop a new way to profile the types of killers they are trying to catch. There are two seasons.

19. “Lovesick” (98% fresh) Released in 2014, this British romantic comedy follows a 20-something man looking for love. Along the way, he contracts a sexually transmitted disease. Now, he must contact everyone he has ever slept with to tell them what he has. Every time he meets up with one of his former mates, the show flashes back to the defining moment of their relationship they’d like to forget. There are three seasons.

18. “Nailed It” (98% fresh) Now in its newly released fourth season, this reality baking show puts everyday home bakers in a competition to try and recreate some rather difficult treats. “If you’ve ever tried to make something epic and would up with an epic fail, this is the show for you.” The baker who comes closest to making what they were supposed to will win $10,000.

17. “Tuca & Bertie” (98% fresh) Released last year on Netflix in its one and only season featuring 10 episodes, this animated comedy follows the friendship between two 30-year old bird women who live in the same apartment building. You’ll follow their adventures in the metropolis of Bird Town. This show is not for kids. Tuca and Bertie are voiced by Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong.

16. “Wild Wild Country” (98% fresh) Released in 2018 with one season of six episodes, this crime thriller follows a cult leader who builds a utopian city in the Oregon desert. The result brings on a huge conflict with local ranchers which leads to the first bioterror attack in the United States.

15. “Happy Valley” (98% fresh) Released in 2014, this award-winning crime drama follows a Yorkshire police sergeant who is looking for the man who assaulted her late daughter. What she doesn’t know is that he is also part of a secret kidnapping plot. This show has two seasons with six episodes each.

14. “Unbelievable” (98% fresh) Released in 2019, this crime drama is inspired by true events. It follows a young woman who reports to police that she was raped. But she’s accused of lying and recants her statement, even though it was true. Meantime, two female detectives, states away, could uncover the truth as they investigate similar crimes. There is one season with eight episodes.

13. “American Vandal” (98% fresh) Released in 2017, this half-hour true-crime satire follows an aspiring sophomore filmmaker who investigates a high school prank which left 27 faculty cars vandalized with obscene images on them. Did the school expel the right student? There are two seasons, each with eight episodes. Season two is another true-crime satire which looks at a mystery at a high school even more bizarre than in season one.

12. “Alias Grace” (99% fresh) Released in 2017, this crime-drama follows Grace, a poor Irish immigrant and domestic servant in Canada in 1843. She’s accused and convicted of murdering her employer and his housekeeper. The stablehand is also convicted. He’s hanged while she receives life in prison. Meantime, a psychiatrist looks at whether Grace should be pardoned due to insanity. This is a six-part miniseries.

11. “One Day at a Time” (99% fresh) Released in 2017, this sitcom is a remake of the 1970s Norman Lear TV series. This version follows the life of Penelope, a newly single Army veteran, and her Cuban-American family. Penelope is now a nurse who is raising her teen daughter and tween son with the help of her old-school mother. There are three seasons.

10. “Crazyhead” (100% fresh) Released in 2016, this wacky British comedy is a bit like “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” It follows a young woman who must take out demons. Along the way, she cracks a few jokes. There is one season with six episodes.

9. “The Confession Killer” (100% fresh) Released in 2019, this crime-drama docuseries follows Henry Lee Lucas. He confessed to hundreds of murders bringing closure to many unsolved cases and grieving families. However, DNA results contradict his confessions and could expose the biggest criminal justice hoax in U.S. history.

8. “Dirty Money” (100% fresh) Released in 2018 with season two newly released, this documentary looks at various stories of corporate greed, corruption and crime through the global economy. There are six episodes about an hour each.

7. “Giri/Haji” (100% fresh) Released in 2019, this crime-thriller set in Tokyo and London, looks at the butterfly effect of a murder across two cities. The story follows a Tokyo police detective who risks his job, family and honor when he travels to London to search for his long lost brother. What he ends up discovering is the secret which tore them apart. This show has one season with eight episodes, each about one hour.

6. “Ugly Delicious” (100% fresh) Released in 2018 with season two new in 2020, this travelogue stars James Beard Award-winning chef David Chang as he goes on a journey to culinary hot spots around the world. Each episode highlights a dish or concept and explores how it is made in different regions and how it evolves. Numerous celebrities appear throughout each season. Season one features eight episodes while season two has four.

5. “Chewing Gum” (100% fresh) Released in 2015 but debuting on Netflix in 2016, this quirky British comedy follows Tracey, a 24-year old who was raised in a religious family and is now ready to live her own life without restrictions. Her first big goal is to lose her virginity as she learns more about the world. Both seasons one and two have six episodes each.

4. “Feel Good” (100% fresh) Released in 2020, this dramedy follows comedian Mae Martin, who stars as herself. She’s a Canadian living in London dealing with two big things happening in her life: The messy new relationship with her girlfriend and the challenges of dealing with sobriety. There are six episodes, each about a half hour.

3. “Mystery Science Theater 3000” (100% fresh) Released in 2017, this comedy, with a cult following, is back. This time it stars Felicia Day, Patton Oswalt and Jonah Ray as they, along with their robot friends, watch cheesy B movies and poke fun at them. And when we say cheesy B movies, we’re talking about absolutely horrible movies. There are two new seasons to enjoy on Netflix.

2. “Big Mouth” (100% fresh) Released in 2017, there are now three seasons of this animated adult comedy from real-life best friends Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg. The show is about the horrors of a teenager going through puberty. Also lending their voices in this series are John Mulaney, Maya Rudolph and Jordan Peele. Season one has 10 episodes, season two also had 10 episodes and season three has 11.

1. “Master of None” (100% fresh) Released in 2015, this comedy stars Aziz Ansari and is loosely based on the comic’s real-life experiences. Ansari plays Dev, a New York-based actor struggling with both his personal and professional life. The show also stars Ansari’s real-life parents. Both seasons one and two feature 10 episodes, each about a half hour.

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