There’s nothing better than binge-watching Netflix on a rainy Singapore day. There are so many new options available to you this month and in the coming months.
Whatever your favourite genre is, Netflix Singapore has it all! Start streaming some of the most iconic shows with some takeout, popcorn, and treats. This month’s best Netflix Singapore shows are listed here.
1. D.P
Singaporeans are really into this South Korean war series that premiered in 2021. It follows a young private soldier in the army, who’s assigned the mission of capturing army deserters. But when he locates them, he discovers the harsh truths behind each enlistee’s desert decision. Without a doubt, this is one of the top-notch shows on Netflix that portrays the harsh realities of life within military systems.
2. Depp Vs Heard
For those who were gripped by the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation trial last year, there’s something to look forward to – a three-part docuseries on Netflix arriving on August 16. Intriguingly, the documentary aims to present an impartial overview of the events. It juxtaposes both testimonies and highlights the social media uproar that had people across the globe engaged on TikTok and in the media.
3. Painkiller
This much-awaited new show is set to release on August 10. It consists of six one-hour episodes delving into the American scandal surrounding the opioid crisis. Experience the chilling tale from the perspectives of those responsible, the victims, and those striving for the truth in this dramatization brought to life by actors. Follow along as a lawyer attempts to uncover how Purdue Pharma inundated the market with a hazardous drug that was overprescribed for pain.
4. King the Land
This Kdrama traces the journey of Goo Won (Lee Jun-ho), the next in line for the opulent hotel empire: The King Group in South Korea. The story revolves around his battle for inheritance, alongside a charming hotelier who’s known for her ever-present smile, except for Goo Won. The concluding episodes of the first season are scheduled to premiere on August 5 and 6.
5. Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead
In this anime series, a 24-year-old is both physically and mentally drained after enduring three long years at a soul-crushing company, and his life appears to be unraveling. Straddling the realms of horror and comedy, Akira discovers a silver lining when a zombie apocalypse strikes Japan. He realizes that he’s finally free from work. With this newfound perspective, he embarks on a mission to check off everything on his bucket list. He navigates the challenges of surviving amidst the zombies. The live-action movie adaptation will premiere on Netflix on August 3.
6. Black Mirror
After four years, Season 6 of this witty anthology series graced our screens in June. The series, which earned an Emmy award, will feature five episodes this season. While the storyline remains under wraps, the trailer hints at a trove of unforeseeable moments and a cast brimming with talent, including Aaron Paul, Annie Murphy, Anjana Vasan, and an array of others.
7. The Witcher
If you liked Game Of Thrones, you’ll love this show which just released its Season 3 Volume I. It follows the story of Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill), who is a monster hunter with special powers. In a world full of wicked people, Princess Cirilla (Freya Allan) and Geralt must escape evil kings, elves, wicked humans and demons. Season 3 Volume II will come out on July 27.
8. My Happy Marriage
Here’s another hot new anime series that’s causing a sensation worldwide. The storyline revolves around Miyo, born into a noble family, but unfortunately married off by her abusive mother to Kiyoka, a soldier. Kiyoka is distant and unresponsive, and Miyo discovers that her fiancées before her fled within three days of their engagement. Despite this, Miyo gradually opens her heart to Kiyoka, and in doing so, unveils her latent powers.
9. One Piece
This much-awaited series is the live-action version of the well-loved manga. It tracks the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy and his band of pirates as they navigate a fantastical realm of enchanting islands and vast seas, all in pursuit of precious treasure. However, you’ll need patience – the release date for this gem is set for August 31!
10. Celebrity
This fresh Netflix series is situated in South Korea and features Park Gyu-young, who’s also part of the upcoming Squid Game Season 2 cast. The show dives into the harsh truth behind the flashy and dazzling realm of influencers and celebrities, seen through the perspective of Seo A-ri, a previously ordinary girl. A twist of fate propels her into this universe after unexpectedly gaining fame on social media.
11. Unknown: The Lost Pyramid
Freshly dropped on July 3, this 4-part docuseries unfolds its episodes weekly on Netflix. The series delves into the world of Egyptologists stationed in Saqqara, Egypt, as they embark on a quest to unearth ancient treasures. Amidst the sands, two competing factions, one mentored by the other, along with their respective teams, engage in a head-to-head rivalry in pursuit of what could become one of the most monumental discoveries in history.
12. FUBAR
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Monica Barbaro take the spotlight as an unconventional father-daughter pair who stumble upon the revelation that they’re both part of the CIA. With this newfound knowledge, Luke (Schwarzenegger’s character) is coerced back into the field just as he’s ready to retire. The twist? His daughter is leading the same mission, leading to a clash of personalities and perspectives. Without a doubt, this show will take you on an emotional rollercoaster.
13. Our Planet: II
Brought to you by Silverback Films, this captivating 4-part docuseries, with Sir David Attenborough’s esteemed narration, delves into the enigma of animal migrations – unraveling the reasons and methods behind their journeys to various destinations. Undoubtedly, one of the top Netflix shows to catch in Singapore for those intrigued by our planet’s wonders.
14. XO, Kitty
This comedy-drama prequel series to All The Boys I Loved Before has claimed a spot in the Top 10 of almost 100 countries across the globe. The storyline centers on Kitty Covey (played by Anna Cathcart), the youngest sister, who enrolls in the same South Korean boarding school her late mother once attended. Her mission? To nurture a real love connection with her boyfriend miles away. However, life at her new school doesn’t quite unfold as she anticipated.
15. Doctor Cha
Yet another fantastic addition to Netflix’s lineup, this show follows the journey of a housewife who re-enters the workforce after a two-decade hiatus from her medical career. Starting anew as a first-year resident doctor, she grapples with adapting to her new role. Stay tuned, as this series unveils fresh episodes each week on Netflix Singapore.
16. Selling Sunset
Season 6 has captured viewers’ attention as the fabulous female realtors of Oppenheim Group return to Los Angeles. This reality TV series brings an even larger dose of drama, rivalry, opulent residences, and sparkling allure. It also has fresh agents who are sure to stir up some excitement.
17. Never Have I Ever
The fourth season marks the grand finale of this remarkable series set in Sherman Oaks High School, where it concludes the high school journey of Indian-American teenager Devi Vishwakumar (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan). As the season unfolds, flashbacks over the past four years intertwine with Devi’s graduation preparations. But as always, Devi’s path is not easy.
18. Sweet Tooth
We were absolutely captivated by Season 1, and now, nearly two years later, Season 2 has graced our Netflix screens. This season continues to unfold the narrative of a dystopian society, where a pandemic has wiped out humanity, leaving behind newborns with peculiar mutations. Among them, a boy born half-human and half-deer, along with his companions, find themselves pursued for experiments.
(Credits: Netflix)
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