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9 Top Rated TV Series To Stream In Canada On New Year’s Eve

These binge-worthy hits have a rating of 90% or more.
Staff Writer

Are you searching for something new to watch? These top rated series on Netflix Canada are perfect for binging over the final days of 2020.

You don't need to countdown to midnight on New Year's Eve at a party.

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Instead, you can plan a cozy night at home in front of your television with all your favourite snacks.

Here are nine fantastic picks to stream that have all gotten a score of at least 90% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Bridgerton

Rating: 94%

Why You Need To Watch It: It's like Gossip Girl meets Downtown Abbey. The newly released season one on Netflix follows Daphne Bridgerton's quest to find a husband in Regency London.

Virgin River

Rating: 100%

Why You Need To Watch It: Chances are you've spotted this series on Netflix's trending now section. It's about a nurse practitioner who looks for a fresh start by moving to a tiny town in Northern California. 

The Expanse

Rating: 100%

Why You Need To Watch It: There are five seasons of this science fiction series on Prime Videos where humans have colonized the solar system to binge. 

Dash And Lily

Rating: 100%

Why You Need To Watch It: It's a romantic story about two people celebrating the holidays in New York City. There are eight episodes to watch, to find out if they get their happily ever after. 

The Wilds

Rating: 92%

Why You Need To Watch It: It's a mysterious story on Prime Video that might remind you of Lost. It follows teenage girls who find themselves stranded on a remote island. 

The Queen's Gambit

Rating: 99%

Why You Need To Watch It: You don't need to know anything about chess to enjoy this highly-hyped mini-series on Netflix. It's about a young woman and her quest to become a legendary chess player.

Schitt's Creek

Rating: 100%

Why You Need To Watch It: All six seasons on Netflix and Amazon will leave you laughing as you watch a formerly wealthy family struggle to adjust to being bankrupt in a small town.

Dark

Rating: 97%

Why You Need To Watch It: Get ready to sit at the edge of your seat as you watch this science fiction thriller about children who go missing. There are three chilling seasons to watch on Netflix.

Julie And The Phantoms

Rating: 92%

Why You Need To Watch It: Fans of Glee will enjoy this Netflix series about a high school student and her unusual band.

  • Stephanie White was an Ottawa-based Associate Editor for Narcity Canada. She has been writing mouthwatering food and wanderlust-inspiring articles for Canadians since 2012. She has a B.A. and B.Ed. from Ottawa University. When she isn't writing, you can find her travelling the globe and trying new restaurants. Stephanie has previously been published on Insider, Flight Network, Apartment Therapy, Faces Magazine, Daily Hive, Dished and The Spruce.

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