THE GOOD PLACE

After suffering an improbable and humiliating death, Eleanor finds herself in ‘The Good Place’, a perfect neighbourhood inhabited by the world’s worthiest people. But there seems to have been some administrative error, as Eleanor is not a good person by any measure. Desperate to not be sent to ‘The Bad Place’, she tries to correct her behaviour in the afterlife, with the help of the teachings of her assigned soulmate, philosophy professor Chidi. There’s a sprinkling of ethical teaching in every episode, which the stories themselves extend into something more easily understood and enjoyed by the average viewer.

MONEY HEIST

When a team of nine criminals launch an audacious heist at Spain’s Royal Mint, they are convinced that their meticulous plan has every eventuality covered. But things start to unravel when the enigmatic mastermind behind the heist starts getting close to the police detective in charge of securing the safe release of the 67 hostages. Although the twisting plot stretches the limits of credulity at points, Money Heist is intense and tension-filled series that makes surprisingly sympathetic figures out of its devilish main characters.

BRIDGETON

Bridgeton is set during the Regency period in England and follows the powerful Bridgerton family as they navigate love, marriage and scandal. Incredibly bingable and shockingly entertaining, the show is based on a series of novels with each on focusing on a different Bridgerton sibling - this first series follows eldest sister Daphne and her turbulent marriage to one of London's most eligible bachelors, Duke Simon Basset. With season two already confirmed, expect much more from London’s Ton era very soon.

SCHITT’S CREEK

When the super-wealthy Rose family are defrauded by their business manager and lose all their money, they’re forced to move to Schitt’s Creek, a backwater town they once purchased as a joke and which is now their only remaining asset. They go from living in a mansion to sharing two rooms in a rundown motel and the sitcom derives its charm from them slowly adjusting to their new surroundings over the course of the seasons.