Netflix’s Daily Top 10 Shows list is in a pretty good spot right now. There are no really bad shows on the list, which is rare. There is usually at least one stinker. But all of these shows range from “not bad” to “really good”. It’s almost exactly the same list as yesterday, with legal drama The Lincoln Attorney at #1, where it has been since its release on Friday. #2 is ozark, which dropped its final season late last month. #3 is a new season of a Bravo-style reality show bling empirefollowed by the popular Canadian cult comedy Working Moms at No. 4. Social media-based reality competition series The circle rounds out the top 5. The only change on yesterday’s list is at the bottom, where #9, coconut melonand number 10, Bridgetonchanged places.

But just because people watch a show doesn’t always mean it’s good. We break down the entire Netflix Top 10 TV Shows list and help you figure out what’s really good and which shows aren’t. We do the same for Netflix top 10 movies as well as Netflix overall top 10 list. We also have recommendations for the best movies on Netflix and the best TV shows on Netflix.

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Based on Netflix’s top 10 TV shows for Tuesday 17th May

For fans of: Network dramas to stream | It is good?: It’s Peak Dad TV

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Netflix doesn’t do a lot of network-style drama (yet, but expect a lot more of it), so this legal drama from prolific writer-producer David E. Kelley stands out. Long before he became Big little lies Guy Kelley used to dominate the lawyers on TV LA law, The exercise, Ally McBealand Boston Legal, among other. This is his return to the genre. The Lincoln Attorney is based on a best-selling novel series by Michael Connelly, who also wrote Det. Harry Bosch, and follows Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), a Los Angeles defense attorney who doesn’t like defending the guilty but likes to use his Lincoln Navigator as his office. He was previously played by Matthew McConaughey in the popular 2011 film of the same name. (Yesterday’s rank: 1)

For fans of: The color blue, money laundering | It is good?: It’s the perfect show for people who love this kind of show

Jason Bateman plays a normal-looking guy who moves to the Ozarks with his family after delving too deeply into a money laundering scheme and a drug cartel. It’s Netflix’s blue-tinted response breaking Bad, and the second half of the final season is here. Will the Byrdes finally have their wings cut off? (Yesterday’s rank: 2)

For fans of: The inner workings of the exorbitantly rich, expensive clothes | It is good?: It is a must-read for any reality TV fan

This reality show, now in its second season, is billed as real life Crazy rich Asians, which isn’t a far-fetched description, except that it doesn’t take center stage with a heartwarming love story. The cast is indeed crazy, rich, and Asian-American, making this a Bravo-style show full of excess and drama. (Yesterday’s rank: 3)

For fans of: Cult sitcoms that give moms their due | It is good?: It is fun!

Similar to Schott’s Creek, Working Moms is a Canadian sitcom that really found its audience when Netflix began distributing it worldwide. Catherine Reitman’s comedy about four working moms just trying to get through the day is now entering its sixth season, and the show explores everything from life after maternity leave to equal pay in the office and how to deal with troubled teenagers. (Yesterday’s rank: 4)

For fans of: People stuck in one place with no way of getting out, but in a fun way | It is good?: It’s not as good as in Season 1

It kind of seems The circle just premiered its third season, but in any case it’s already back for a fourth. Netflix’s competition series follows contestants who are confined to their own rooms in an apartment complex and can only communicate with each other via social media. There’s tons of catfishing, tons of poorly kept secrets, and tons of cheesy hashtags. Also this season, Baby Spice and Scary Spice compete under their own catfish profile. Sure, why not? (Yesterday’s rank: 5)

For fans of: Time travel, sex, history | It is good?: Naturally

Depending on who you ask stranger is either the hottest show on TV or a historical drama with a touch of sci-fi. Or maybe it’s both! In Season 5, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan) try to start a life in North Carolina as they and their family prepare for the Revolutionary War. (Yesterday’s rank: 6)

For fans of: The Fyre Festival, sci-fi mysteries on an island | It is good?: They just keep doing the same show over and over again

In this Spanish sci-fi thriller, a group of sexy young influencers go to a rave on a beautiful tropical island where they sip a mysterious drink. They wake up the next morning, everyone else is gone, and they’re trapped in a fortress, monitored by a drone, and recruited into a cult. We get awkward flashbacks too The I countrypossibly the worst Netflix show ever. (Yesterday’s rank: 7)

For fans of: Old ladies who are friends and are having fun | It is good?: It’s so cool

Netflix’s longest-running original (it premiered in 2015 and ends with 94 episodes, more than any other Netflix scripted series), Grace and Frankie follows the two titular women, played by Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, as they start a new life when their husbands come out as gay and hook up. There is a strange couple Vibe as Grace (Fonda) is a no-nonsense cosmetics mogul and Frankie (Tomlin) is a hippie artist, which only cements their friendship beyond the sitcom founding bond. (Yesterday’s rank: 8)

Things to Watch in Netflix’s Top 10 Overall (Movies & TV Shows)

For fans of: Vegetable puree, pacifier | It is good?: For babies, sure

Colorful objects, preschool songs, and big-headed babies make this catnip for toddlers and younger kids who get screen time. (Yesterday’s rank: 10)

For fans of: Period romance with modern sensibility | It is good?: Absolutely

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Netflix’s smash hit features two full seasons of romance, gossip and Regency-era dresses given a golden touch by producer Shonda Rhimes. Set in London, the 19th-century drama is told in seasons, each dealing with a high-society romance of one of the Bridgerton siblings, with season 1 focusing on Daphne (Phoebe Dynevor) and her association with the reluctant Duke Simon (Regé-Jean page) follows. , as well as their steamy on-screen sexploits that have given the show much of its popularity. Season 2 moves on to Anthony (Jonathan Bailey) and the woman he’s cautiously falling for, Kate (Simone Ashley), and while less busy, the push-and-pull romance is a blast. (Yesterday’s rank: 9) [Shows Like Bridgerton]

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