1. Squid Game: Season 2 (Netflix)
The second season of the South Korean megahit continues the story of deadly games in which desperate people fight for gigantic prize money. After the shocking end of the first season, Gi-hun returns to unmask the mysterious masterminds behind the games. The new season not only brings new characters into the game, but also unexpected twists and deeper insights into the organization of the games.
2. I Miss You (Netflix)
This dark miniseries follows a detective searching for her fiancé, who has been missing for years. An anonymous video gives her new clues and leads her into a web of lies, betrayal and dark secrets. Exciting, emotional and with a surprising finale – “I miss you” relies entirely on the “Gone Girl” thrill.
3. Love Is Blind: Germany (Netflix)
The German version of the popular dating experiment shows how singles can talk to each other in a capsule and get engaged without ever seeing each other. After the engagement, the test in everyday life follows – and it becomes clear whether true love is really blind.
4. Yellowstone, multiple seasons (Paramount+)
The modern western drama starring Kevin Costner follows the Dutton family, who own one of the largest ranches in Montana. The series revolves around power struggles, family intrigue and conflicts with Native American tribes, environmentalists and developers. With spectacular landscape shots and deep characters, “Yellowstone” has already developed into a cult.
5. Outlander, multiple seasons (Disney+/RTL+)
The historical drama is based on the books by Diana Gabaldon. Claire Fraser, a World War II nurse, is catapulted through a mystical stone circle to 18th century Scotland. There she falls in love with the Highlander Jamie Fraser while being torn between two different times.
Note: The series listing is based on current streaming charts and general trends. Although the streaming platforms publish charts with popular series and films, there are no official figures for individual streams.