Six Escapist Docuseries To Watch on Netflix Right Now
Netflix becoming another endless scroll? We hear you. The enormous library of series and movies can make it hard to make a snap decision. Fortunately, Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) Social Club is here to help. We’ve listed six documentary series titles that are not only extremely interesting, but are also available to stream in the U.S. right now!
Most of these series have standalone episodes that won’t need more than an hour commitment –which, by the way, have you seen the new “Low Commitment” category? Consider yourself seen and appreciated, witty Netflix copywriter.
Now without further ado, here’s the short list of titles to watch, recommended by technologists who miss traveling and stadium seats, just like you.
1. Home Game
A sports documentary series featuring unusual sports from around the world, and the cultures that keep them alive.
2. Connected
A docuseries hosted by science journalist, Latif Nasser (director of research, Radiolab), exploring the world to present the surprising ways n which we are connected to each other and the universe.
3. Grand Designs
A British TV show featuring ambitious people pursuing their dream homes, taking their homebuilding to the next level.
4. Street Food: Latin America
A colorful documentary series profiling Latin American chefs who artfully balance tradition and innovation in their food.
5. Losers
A sports documentary series telling the stories of athletes who have turned the anguish of defeat into personal triumph.
6. Tales By Light
This series follows photographers and filmmakers around the world as they capture incredible images of people, places, and creatures from unprecedented angles.
Not really feeling anything on Netflix? You can always turn to the classics! Here are some animated season premieres to look forward to on Hulu, available to stream on Monday, September 28.
Bob's Burgers: Season 11 Premiere
Family Guy: Season 19 Premiere
The Simpsons: Season 32 Premiere
DID YOU KNOW?
A person makes 226.7 decisions each day on just food alone, according to researchers at Cornell University (Wansink and Sobal, 2007). Since July, Netflix started testing a “Shuffle” button to help combat the decision fatigue. Look out for it on your menu screen!
What are some movie or series titles you would recommend? Let us know in the comments below.