Netflix Streams All Seasons of Line of Duty

All six series of "Line of Duty" are now available on Netflix, allowing viewers to revisit the acclaimed BBC crime thriller. Currently boasting high ratings, the series captivates with the investigations of anti-corruption unit AC-12 while teasing potential future episodes.

Netflix viewers have until July 7 to watch "This Is Us" before its departure from the platform. This acclaimed drama series, praised for deep emotional storytelling and powerful performances, follows the Pearson family's complex history and challenges over six seasons.

King’s College Hospital will feature in Netflix's new documentary "Critical: Between Life and Death," which highlights the experiences and challenges of working in major trauma care, showcasing life-saving interventions and the personal/emotional toll on frontline medical professionals.

The Secret Agent, a BBC series streaming on Netflix, intrigues viewers with its portrayal of a reluctant spy embroiled in political violence in 1880s London, praised for its atmospheric depiction and strong performances, especially Toby Jones as Mr. Verloc.

Thug Life will debut on Netflix on July 4 after box office failure. Netflix acquired its digital rights, initially for an eight-week window, renegotiated due to poor theatrical performance, reducing financial terms from ₹130cr to ₹110cr with additional penalties.

Netflix's animated series Inside Job, released in 2021, is gaining popularity among subscribers despite being overlooked initially. Created by Shion Takeuchi and praised for its humor and conspiracy themes, it boasts a 91% Rotten Tomatoes score but wasn't renewed.

28 Weeks Later, a zombie horror film directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, is now streaming on Netflix. Despite criticisms for lacking humanism compared to its predecessor, the film is praised for intense political commentary, smart themes, and punchy direction.

"Train Dreams," starring Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones, will debut on Netflix on November 21. Acquired post-Sundance, the critically acclaimed drama, set in early 20th century America, explores themes of family and change amidst a transforming landscape.