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A police drama that fans have compared to popular hits including Breaking Bad and The Sopranos has rocketed up the Netflix charts.
Fans hailed the series 'one of the best cop shows ever made' before it was uploaded to the streaming giant this month, over a decade it was last on screen.
Southland, which originally hit screens between 2009 and 2013, followed the live of police officers working for the Los Angeles Police Department.
Created by the Emmy Award-winning writer Ann Biderman, it starred Michael Cudlitz as John Cooper, Ben McKenzie as Ben Sherman and Regina Kind as Lydia Adams.
An official show synopsis teases: 'Veteran Los Angeles cop John Cooper is assigned to train rookie Ben Sherman, who finds himself questioning whether he has the right stuff to be a police officer after witnessing Cooper's no-nonsense approach.'
It was such a hit among fans that the final series of the show even secured a strong 100 per cent perfect rating on reviews site Rotten Tomatoes.
Fans were left devastated by its cancellation more than a decade ago, taking to the sit to praise the 'staggeringly good' series.
On its return, being uploaded to streaming site Netflix, it has quickly climbed up the top ten charts - with viewers binging all five of the available seasons.
Heaping praise on the series, one viewer wrote on IMDb: 'Ridiculously underrated. Southland is absolutely one of the best cop dramas to ever be made!'
'The cast is excellent and make it a very believable show. It really is one of the more underrated shows in television history,' another chimed in.
Another said: 'Southland is one of the best and most underrated police series to ever be put on television!'
'It's a surprisingly fresh take on the cop show genre. Every episode is compelling and will hold your interest.'
Someone else listed the series among 'the greats, The Sopranos, The Wire and Breaking Bad', with another adding: 'Once you start you need to clear your schedule.'
It comes after a thriller series described as 'exceptional' and featuring a Squid Games star has soared up the Netflix charts - with viewers left 'hooked.'
Created by the Emmy Award winning writer Ann Biderman, it starred Michael Cudlitz as John Cooper and Ben McKenzie as Ben Sherman
Eight-part mystery The Art Of Sarah has proved popular among the streamer's audience since its release earlier this month.
The South Korean show follows an ambitious woman named Sarah Kim, who is determined to live a life of luxury - but her entire identity is based around lies.
A body believed to be Sarah's is discovered in a Seoul sewer, prompting Detective Park Mu-Gyeong to investigate.
He subsequently uncovers discrepancies in her background, as well as evidence suggesting she has lived under multiple identities.
As this continues, Sarah's carefully constructed life begins to fall apart, and the ramifications of her long-term deceit come to light.
Since hitting the streaming service, the drama has reached number four on Netflix's coveted global Top 10 most-watched chart.
Taking to IMDb, one reviewer wrote: 'Shin Hye Sun really is a great actress. The plot was really interesting.'
'The story was really well portrayed but as you go through each episode it makes sense why she did what she did. Overall satisfied with the ending.'
New South Korean thriller series The Art of Sarah stars leading actress Shin Hye Sun in the role of Sarah Kim
'Highly recommended. The story runs with Sarah Kim and how she was forced to do what she did.'
Another commented: 'Excellent and intelligent suspense, with a plot that keeps you engaged and intrigued from beginning to end.'
'Shin Hye-sun is once again spectacular in the role of Sarah Kim, proving one more time how extremely talented and flawless she is as an actress.'
'Lee Jun-hyuk is also wonderful in the role of Detective Park Mugyeong.'
A third said: 'The Art of Sarah feels less like a Kdrama and more like a carefully layered canvas.
'Every episode adds color, texture, and emotional depth until you're completely immersed in its world.
'It's thoughtful, intense, and beautifully paced, allowing the characters to breathe and evolve naturally. I didn't just watch it; I felt it.'
It comes as a Netflix crime thriller from the acclaimed creator of Derry Girls has rocketed up the streaming service's charts.
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The show's Netflix synopsis reads: 'When their old friend dies, three best pals embark on a dark, dangerous and hilarious odyssey in this crime series created by Lisa McGee ("Derry Girls").'
The streaming service added: 'Sometimes all you need to crack a mystery is some deadly craic.'
Following its release on February 12, the eight-part series has rocketed to fourth place on the UK Netflix chart.
The show has also performed well critically, with a score of 7.5 out of 10 on IMDb and an even more impressive rating of 91% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Another added: 'As a huge fan of Derry Girls I really enjoyed #HowToGetToHeavenFromBelfast. I was really excited to see "Erin" and I especially loved the homage to Derry Girls in the last episode. Thank you [Lisa McGee]. Keep em coming.';
While a third said: 'Watched the first 2 episodes of #HowToGetToHeavenFromBelfast. Seems Lisa McGee has nailed it again! The sort of sharp dark comedy/black comedy I love!'
Southland is available to stream on Netflix now