Viewers have been left in floods of tears and emotionally spent after watching Netflix's latest series -- but they're still urging others to watch.

Check out the trailer for the new series below:

After debuting on Netflix on February 8, the new series - based on David Nicholls' bestselling novel - promises to be an exciting and emotional rollercoaster.

The series follows the characters of Emma Morley and Dexter Mayhew as they cross paths on July 15, 1988, on the night of their graduation. As uni comes to an end, Emma and Dex share a fleeting moment that sets the stage for their intertwined futures.

Set against the backdrop of this significant date, each episode of One Day explores where Emma and Dex find themselves on the same day in subsequent years. From the highs of companionship to the lows of heartbreak, viewers are taken on a journey through their evolving relationship.

Starring Ambika Mod as Emma and Leo Woodall as Dex - alongside Essie Davis, Tim McInnerny, Amber Grappy, Jonny Weldon, Eleanor Tomlinson, Joely Richardson, and Toby Stephens - One Day brings to life the compelling tale of two individuals navigating life's twists and turns.

And the show has already left audiences and critics impressed, earning an incredible 91% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

However, given the characters' stirring story, it is no surprise that viewers have been left emotional wrecks after watching the series - as many took to X to share their thoughts on One Day.

|This show crept into my life when I randomly pressed play for some background television, took a hold of my heart, promised me a gentle story of growth, change and finding your people, then speedily ripped out my heart," one person tweeted. "Some brilliant storytelling."

"Turned on a random show on Netflix to fall asleep to... ended up binge-watching the entire series. One Day on Netflix... had me in my damn feelings like never before....sheesh," a second wrote.

"I just watched One Day on Netflix… I’m sick to my stomach," another added, with one X user adding: "I’m sorry for the people that went into this show not knowing anything [...] I know they sick to their stomach [right now]."

The ending also left people a total mess. "I need financial compensation for that entire last episode of One Day… Netflix headquarters my lawyers will be in contact," one person wrote.

"This ending has actually broken my heart. Like my chest physically hurts," another added.

And the memes kept coming:

With 14 episodes, each approximately 20 minutes long, not only does One Day promise to captivate audiences with its poignant storytelling - but it is also perfect for binge-watching over a weekend.

In an interview with Netflix's Tudum, Mod expressed her excitement about the project and her chemistry with co-star Leo Woodall.

"I was waiting for a while to find out who my Dexter would be, and was very happy when it was Leo," Mod shared. The pair's off-screen connection translated seamlessly on-screen, creating authentic and compelling performances.

Woodall echoed Mod's sentiments, recalling their initial meeting that quickly evolved into a bonding experience over drinks. "We met up for a coffee that obviously then turned into a gin and tonic instead," he quipped, highlighting the instant chemistry between the two.

One Day is now available to stream on Netflix... just make sure you have the tissues ready.

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Beef, Netflix's new TV series, has finally made its highly-anticipated debut, and let's just say that fans can't get enough of it.

Starring Steven Yeun and Ali Wong, the 10-part comedy series created by Lee Sung Jin for the production company A24, tells the story of two strangers and their newfound feud which was ignited by a random road rage incident.

Unbeknownst to them, the failing contractor and the unfulfilled entrepreneur are now involved in a clash that seems to bring out their deepest and darkest impulses.

An official synopsis from Netflix reads: "The increasing stakes of their feud unravel their lives and relationships in this darkly comedic and deeply moving series."

Even though the series only hit our screens four days ago, it has already been hailed as one of the "best watches" of the year, scoring an almost perfect score of 99% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Not only that but it's rare to find a show that has been praised by fans and critics alike.

Ellen E Jones from the Guardian described the work as a "rare delicacy" adding that the episodes are filled with "entertaining chaos and extremely funny dialogue."

The Telegraph's Benji Wilson also had nothing but positive points to add, stating that "Wong and Yeun are both superlative from the first scene and the script is terrific too: wickedly funny, deft and smart. There is nary a false note in the opening episodes, which are as more-ish as chocolate biscuits."

Jack King from British GQ added that Beef was "the best Netflix show since Squid Game" going on to commend A24 saying: "...It's hard to tear them down when they're routinely putting out works like Beef — the first wagyu cut served up in the Netflix steakhouse in an age."

Steven Yeun and Ali Wong star in Netflix's Beef. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc. / Alamy

Viewers also made their opinions heard, taking to Twitter to praise the new Netflix show.

"Me trying to stay sane after watching the most riveting show in a while," wrote one user. "They ate down with the casting, performances, and writing. Soundtracks were insane... A multilayered that touches on so many underlying issues (mental health, trauma, and familial duties)."

"I just finished #BEEFNetflix #beef and wow. One of the best shows I’ve seen in a while. Amazing performances all around. Yeun and wong are fantastic. Funny, thrilling and anxiety inducing. What a show. Netflix has a WINNER," another added.

A third stated that "BEEF is the best Netflix show I've ever seen."

And this user also agreed with that stance.

And it seems as though celebs were also joining in on the hype with actress and fellow funnywoman Mindy Kaling also expressing that she thoroughly enjoyed the show.

Also taking to Twitter, she told her 11.3 million fans: "This show Beef is so good, I love it."

The people have well and truly spoken.

If this doesn't make you want to watch Beef now, I don't know what will.

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If you're looking for a new Netflix series to binge-watch, then look no further.

Yes, it looks as though 2024 may have already peaked when it comes to TV, because fans have been taking to social media to rave about Netflix's latest offering, Fool Me Once. Check out the incredible trailer below:

The new limited series tells the story of a newly single mom (Michelle Keegan), whose world is rocked following the murder of her husband (Richard Armitage). However, after she sees him playing with their daughter on their nanny cam, she is forced to question the truth behind her husband's death and who was involved.

The gripping psychological drama was created by Danny Brocklehurst and is based on the novel of the same name by Harlan Coben, who describes the story as "a pulse pounder — a shocking story of how secrets and deceit have the power to bring people together while simultaneously tearing them apart."

But if you're looking for more proof that this show needs to jump to the top of your watch list, just check out some of the glowing comments X users have been sharing since watching the show.

Michelle Keegan shines in the new series. Credit: Netflix

"Fool Me Once is one of the best series I’ve watched. So, so good," one person wrote, with another adding: "I finished watching Fool Me Once on Netflix. One of the best series I’ve watched."

A third wrote: "I swear #FoolMeOnce on Netflix is the best thing I’ve seen in a long time, if you’ve not watched it yet then I highly recommend you do so."

"Fool Me Once on Netflix is a 10/10 show," one delighted viewer tweeted, with one person agreeing: "Just finished 'Fool Me Once.' A truly captivating film with an unpredictable plot, keeping you on the edge of your seat throughout. The suspense is masterfully crafted, making it a must-watch for thriller enthusiasts. I will give it a solid 10/10."

And viewers are already clamoring for a second season, with one viewer begging: "Just finished watching Fool Me Once on Netflix! Please tell me there's going to be a second series?!"

There are just eight episodes in the limited series, making it perfect for a one-episode-a-night show or a weekend binge-watch.

Joanna Lumley, who also stars in the series, told Netflix that viewers can expect plenty of twists and turns - making it perfect for any psychological thriller fans out there.

"There are so many jinks and kinks and turns, it makes the Formula One circuit look like a straight road," she said.

Fool Me Once is available to watch on Netflix now.

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A new Netflix show has taken the platform by storm and people are even dubbing it the "best show" they've ever seen.

Finding things to watch on Netflix can be tricky because the streaming service is jam-packed full of gold.

Netflix is full of great movies and shows. Credit: Chesnot / Getty

That being said, sometimes too much of a good thing can be a bad thing and you spend hours scratching your head.

But fear not, because a new show may take away the stress of finding something new as people are raving about it.

I am, of course, talking about KAOS.

Watch the trailer below:



The show, which stars Hollywood veteran Jeff Goldblum as the Greek god Zeus, centers around a dark prophecy involving three mortals that threatens his reign on Mount Olympus.

The storyline intensifies when Orpheus, portrayed by Killian Scott, embarks on a perilous journey to the underworld to reclaim his deceased wife, Riddy, played by Aurora Perrineau.

This quest sets off a chain of events that could ultimately lead to Zeus’s downfall.

The first season, consisting of eight episodes, dropped on August 28, leaving viewers on edge as they await the season's conclusion to see if the brewing war against the gods will be resolved or left hanging for future installments.

The show stars Jeff Goldblum and Janet McTeer. Credit: Dave Benett/Getty

In the meantime, people have rushed to social media to heap praise on the new show.

"KAOS is one of the most creative and compelling shows I’ve seen in a while," one person posted on X.

A second added: "Kaos is SO good, best show I’ve watched in a longggg [sic] time."

A third person said: "Kaos might actually be the best show i’ve ever seen."

With that being said, the show does come with concerns for some, but it puts it in an even more positive light.

Have you watched KAOS yet? Credit: Dave Benett/Getty

Some viewers are already worried that the series may not have a long shelf life, citing Netflix's history of abruptly canceling popular shows.

One dedicated fan, who binged the entire series in just 24 hours, shared their concerns on Reddit.

They wrote: "My only disappointment is that Netflix made it. And I think we all know what Netflix does to awesome shows.

"But my fingers are doubly crossed this time that they continue with this story. This was something special. I just can’t get over how well it was done."

A comment on the post echoed the thoughts: "Couldn't agree more - the more I watched, the more I got worried that I'll get too attached.

"This will definitely be one of the better Netflix series that we'll miss if we won't see more."

Have you seen KAOS yet, and if so, what did you think?

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Netflix's new show has skyrocketed to the top of the streaming service with a staggering 3.4 billion minutes watched in its first week.On September 5, the streaming giant released The Perfect Couple, which is a spine-tingling murder mystery show.The series, which stars the Academy-award-winning star Nicole Kidman, is based on the 2018 novel by Elin Hilderbrand.Watch The Perfect Stranger trailer below:The limited series follows the story of Amelia Sacks (portrayed by Eve Hewson), who is on the brink of marrying into one of Nantucket's richest families, the Winburys, led by the author Greer Garrison Winbury (played by Kidman).However, the celebrations take a dark turn when a dead body is discovered on the beach on the morning of the wedding. This leads to a police investigation that unravels terrifying secrets about Greer, her husband Tag (Liev Schreiber), and the rest of the family.While the series currently has a score of 61 percent on the review-aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes, it scored a whopping 3.4 billion minutes viewed from September 6-12 - proving how popular it was with its audience, per Variety.It is now the first Netflix series to surpass 3 billion minutes since the second part of Bridgerton season three aired in June.Liev Schreiber and Nicole Kidman star in Netflix's The Perfect Couple. Credit: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin / GettyMany viewers have taken to their social media to gush about the new show. "The perfect couple got me hooked. Love a good mystery series," one fan shared on the platform X."I loved ‘The Perfect Couple’ on Netflix! It featured one of the best casts I've seen this year. While it was a bit frustrating trying to figure out who killed a particular character, the suspense was definitely worth the wait," a second fan said.A third added: "#ThePerfectCouple is an absolute banger from Netflix! It’s so bingeable and a perfect Nicole Kidman-run series.""Fun, a vibe, got to figure out a whole seaside murder with a f***ed up family vibe. Even the intro is a fun vibe we haven’t seen in a minute! A+ for Netflix," they concluded.The cast of Netflix's The Perfect Couple. Credit: Kevin Winter / GettyThe Perfect Couple also stars Billy Howle, Dakota Fanning, Meghann Fahy, Ishaan Khattar, Jack Reynor, Sam Nivola, and Isabelle Adjani.The unmissable show was branded "perverted" by cast members during the London premiere. Schreiber told British outlet Express: "There is a really healthy dose of perversity... Some of the most inappropriate and wonderful choices that I've ever seen a director make."Meanwhile, Kidman expressed her appreciation for the "amazing ensemble" she worked with, sharing: “When you talk about acting together ‒ we all worked together to create this.""It’s underrated, I stepped in to be part of an ensemble. And I’m so grateful for everyone who was there working," she added.Featured image credit: Kevin Winter / Getty