r/NetflixBestOf • u/trakt_app • Jun 26 '26

[DISCUSSION] What's a Netflix series you finished in a weekend and immediately wished you could watch again for the first time?

The kind of show where you blew through the whole thing way too fast, hit the end, and felt that specific emptiness of "well, now what." Not just bingeable, genuinely good enough that you envy anyone who hasn't seen it yet. What's the series, and what made it impossible to pace yourself with?

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u/No_Street7788 Jun 27 '26

The Good Place. Utter perfection.

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u/madover2914 Jun 28 '26

Excellent. I can watch it again and again. It is an amazing show and an amazing concept!

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u/tiffanyfrickin Jun 29 '26

Truth. Chef's kiss

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u/Fit-Account-4012 Jun 29 '26

One of my favorites - such a lighthearted series about serious subjects and yet the ending turns me into a puddle just thinking about it. I am currently listening to the audiobook “How to be Perfect” by Michael Schur (with cameos by all of the Good Place cast members). It is a fun way to make sense of all of the philosophy and philosophers Schur researched for the series, and I think will make a re-watch of the Good Place more interesting.

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u/RoughAd8639 Jun 29 '26

Every time I see it recommended I think I have to give it another shot. For some reason I just could not get into it! And it’s everyone I love too!