Top 10 Netflix Series To Being-Watch in 2022. A lot can happen in five years. People’s tastes change, technology develops, and trends come and go. This year, Netflix has already been to the peak of Netflix series mountain, with shows like Stranger Things and Orange Is The New Black making big waves and raking in awards left and right. But what will the next five years bring? Here are our predictions of the top 10 Netflix series you should being watch in 2022.
1) The Crown returns
The Crown returns for a third season on November 17, 2019. Though it's still hard to predict exactly how long Queen Elizabeth II will remain on our screens, Netflix has already released a trailer that leaves no doubt as to what viewers can expect from their hit series going forward. The new season will see Claire For reprise her role as Queen Elizabeth II and Tobias Menzies return as Prince Philip—but it will also introduce Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth and Helena Botham Carter as Princess Margaret. We can't wait to learn more about what's in store for these two iconic characters. How do you feel about some of your favorite shows coming back? Which ones are you dying to watch? Let us know with a tweet @WernerMedia! Sincerely yours, etc...
2) The Ranch
The Ranch Coming to Netflix 2021, The Ranch is a Netflix series starring Ashton Butcher and Debra Winger. The sitcom centers around Butcher’s character, Colt Bennett, as he leaves his football career behind to help run his family’s ranching business on a day-to-day basis. In season one alone, The Ranch gives viewers plenty of laughs and tearful moments; with guest appearances from comedian Nick Offerman and Modern Family star Sarah Hoyland. If you're a fan of sitcoms, then you'll love The Ranch. Look out for it coming to Netflix 2022!
3) 13 Reasons Why
13 Reasons Why Looking to kick-start your New Year's resolution? The popular show 13 Reasons Why is probably just what you need. The TV series is based on a book of the same name, written by Jay Asher, and follows high school student Clay Jensen as he returns home from school to find a mysterious box with his name on it lying on his porch. Inside, he discovers several cassette tapes recorded by Hannah Baker – his classmate and crush – who tragically committed suicide two weeks earlier. On tape, Hannah explains that there are thirteen reasons why she decided to end her life.
4) Black Mirror
5) Stranger Things
The first season of Stranger Things premiered on Netflix in July 2016. The science fiction, horror, drama series received much critical acclaim. Since its inception, fans have clamored for a second season, which is scheduled to air in October 2017. Will a third and fourth season follow? No one knows for sure. But it seems likely that Stranger Things will continue to be widely-loved and watched throughout 2022 and beyond.
6) House of Cards
There are some risks involved with trying to predict future Netflix releases, especially because it's not even confirmed yet whether House of Cards will air a sixth season. However, there is good news for fans of Netflix originals. Shows like Orange Is The New Black and Marcos have helped make Netflix a household name, and shows like Stranger Things and Jessica Jones have helped solidify its reputation as one of today's top providers of TV series. While we don't know what films or TV shows Netflix will release over the next five years, we do know that they're going to have at least one more season of House of Cards on their roster.
7) Orange Is the New Black
The fifth season of Orange Is The New Black just released on Netflix,, and it will be fascinating to see where things go from here. The series is a prequel based on Piper German's memoirs, which focus on her journey through incarceration - including an affair with inmate Alex Cause. Given how real everything feels, it's hard to believe that Orange Is The New Black has already completed five seasons - yet that means we can look forward to ten more series before 2021! While many people have been talking about whether Piper is actually at Litchfield or in some sort of purgatory for good girls like herself, there are a few newer members of Litchfield who also deserve their story being told.
8) Arrested Development
We’re counting down the top 10 Netflix series to start watching right now before Arrested Development returns for its fifth season on Netflix. The series, which originally aired on Fox from 2003 to 2006, was brought back to life by Netflix as a reboot three years ago, with an even bigger fourth season following in 2013. That said, it’s not too late to start watching because Arrested Development is set to return for a fifth season in May 2017 and will continue after that—Netflix is still shooting new episodes. This is great news because there are few shows as brilliant as Arrested Development, which just so happens to be one of my favorites. I mean, who doesn’t love Gob?
9) Better Call Saul
We’re seriously going to miss watching Jimmy McGill transform into Saul Goodman when Better Call Saul ends after its fourth season. The AMC show will conclude before Breaking Bad's spinoff turns 10 years old, and we don’t know yet how things will end for lawyer Jimmy and his crime boss brother, Chuck. But what we do know is that they're currently making some of their best episodes ever—and things are only going to get more intense from here on out. Some of your favorite characters might not make it to 2020 (or beyond), but we have a feeling that it's going to be very difficult for us all to say goodbye. See you soon, Albuquerque!
10) The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
In our opinion, Netflix's critically acclaimed comedy The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is one of the most interesting and underrated shows on TV. With a score of 92 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, it's clear that critics agree. But can a show about someone trying to start their life over after escaping from a cult really be so good? The answer is yes—and you'll soon be convinced when you watch what we consider to be one of 2018's best TV series. If you haven't seen The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt yet, give it a shot; if you have, maybe it's time for another binge. But either way, by 2022, you'll want to catch up.
