7 must-watch sci-fi shows on Netflix at the moment

As the Netflix library balloons, it can be difficult to find out where you start when you want something in a certain genre.

The streamer has a large collection of first-class science fiction shows for fans of the genre. So where do you start? Do you start with some strong international offers that have been made exclusively for Netflix? Do you start with all -time classics of the genre? Everything can be a bit discouraging.

Fortunately, we reduced it to seven great options to find out whether you long for a new science fiction show in which you can insert your teeth.

Dark

“Dark” remains the best original offer that Netflix has ever published. It is often set up as a German “foreign things”, but this is a wild reductive way to describe one of the great time travel of all time. The three-season show examines a city in three periods, each 33 years apart, as a group of people who try to stop a cycle that is intended to destroy the world.

It is a whipped smart series that has a certain learning curve because the viewers follow the inhabitants of the city in different times of their lives and often interact with themselves. Investment in “Dark” is the best that a fan of science fiction could do.

The Eternaut

“The Eternaut” is the latest science fiction-dark Horse-Hit, which ends up on Netflix. The Spanish series follows a group that tries to survive after a mysterious snowfall succeeds in killing most people in Buenos Aires. Finally, you will learn that you are the goal of an alien invasion and have to join together to fight and survive a completely new way of enemy.

Pantheon

“Pantheon” remained relatively unnoticed when it was premiered for the first time because it had relegated to the low -subscribed AMC+. But with the two-year run on Netflix, the series can hopefully find the larger audience that it deserves. The animation series follows three unlikely protagonists who are at the center of a global conspiracy, since the world is on the sidelines of the uploading of human consciousness in machines.

The 100

“The 100” really hit when “The Hunger Games” phase went to a high gait, but became so much more. Hundreds of years after the earth has been decimated in a nuclear war, and people are forced to flee in space. What follows is a better science fiction story than the CW that deserves it when the group was the secret of what happened on their planet and how things have changed while they were in the stars.

Arcane

“Arcane” has everything. Flawless writing and topics, beautiful animations and music that fits every scene and have your various Spotify/Apple music rechargeable players charging with new entries. In an era that focuses more on adapting video game IPS, it will be difficult to surpass this story of excellent language work in the Legends league by Ella Purnell and Hailee Steinfeld. “Arcane” is a show that needs to be experienced.

Lost

“Lost” is iconic, and the hope is that everyone who is looking for great science fiction TV shows has already been checked on Netflix. But if not, take a look at the show that inspired a whole generation of stories. The series may rather be “surviving on an island”, but it is clear that this island has more puzzles than they can shake a stick, and uncovering will bring out the obsession with every viewer.

It's so simple: watch “Lost”.

Black mirror

Since “Black Mirror” is an anthology, it offers many different aromas of science fi to give fans their filling. Do you want a two -part “Star Trek” inten story? Check. The chills give you the start of the climb of AI? There is a story for that. The constantly growing obsession of social media? Yes. “Black Mirror” can scratch a lot of itching and is worth the time.