Netflix is one the best places to go if you're looking for a cracking series to properly sink your teeth into.
From the 'vile' new horror Don't Move all the way through to the seriously harrowing Woman of the Hour - it's clear the streaming giant has had a load of recent additions which have gone down a storm with viewers.
However, with all the seemingly never-ending influx of banging programmes to race through, it seems like older series can often get swept under the radar completely.
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One of the those throwback series had Netflix viewers claiming they were 'never the same' after watching the 'sensational' and 'seriously underrated' show.
The science-fiction thriller first hit our screens back in 2017 and went on for three seasons, until coming to a neat end in 2020.
The plot follows what ensues after two children go missing in a small German town as its sinful past soon becomes exposed.
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Four families set out on a frantic hunt for answers as they begin to unravel a mind-bending mystery that spans three generations, stumbling upon supernatural phenomena that ties back to the same town from way back in 1986.
Throw in a heap of severely messed up relationships, double lives and a seriously intricate puzzle filled with twists and you've got yourself a pretty intense 26 episodes - a perfect amount to rattle through in a weekend.
The hyped TV series in question is none other than Dark and you can check out the official trailer here:
On a Reddit thread titled 'What is the best series you ever watched?', people rushed in to share their praise over the programme with one user writing: "DARK - it’s the most satisfying time travel TV show, everything is connected over multiple timelines and there will never be anything like it I don’t think.
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"It’s on Netflix but most people I talk to haven’t seen it, it’s genuinely the best thing on there!"
A second agreed: "AMAZING show!! Doesn't go where you think it will go at all, each character is so complex, never the same after watching it."
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"Certainly up there for one of my fave sci-fi series of all time," gushed another. "Sensational show."
And a final Reddit user declared: "Best time travel story ever told."
Don't just take Redditors word on it, though, as the series also has a pretty decent Rotten Tomatoes score of 83%.
Dark is currently available to stream on Netflix.
Topics: Netflix, Reddit, TV And Film, Tyla Recommends, Rotten Tomatoes
Rhiannon Ingle