Exploring diverse universes, experiencing intense emotions and immersing ourselves in captivating stories: these series invite us to dive into stories that are hard to tear ourselves away from.
The world of television series continues to explore a variety of imaginative realms, blending suspense, drama, fantasy, and romance, and captivating audiences with diverse tastes. Each production offers a unique immersion in stories rich in emotion and plot twists. From adaptations of famous novels to original creations and prequels to cult sagas, recent series demonstrate a wealth of creativity and a desire to surprise viewers with every episode.
His & Hers
His & Hers is an American drama/thriller series created by Dee Johnson and Bill Dubuque. The plot unfolds in Georgia: Anna, a troubled journalist living in Atlanta, returns to her hometown of Dahlonega after hearing about a mysterious murder. As she becomes increasingly involved in the investigation, she crosses paths with Detective Jack Harper, who is suspicious of her. The series promises suspense, tension, and psychological confrontations at the heart of a police investigation where everyone is hiding a dark secret.
Available on Netflix since January 8, 2026
Agatha Christie's Seven Dials
Agatha Christie's Seven Dials is a British mini-series adapted from the novel The Seven Dials Mystery From the famous "Queen of Crime." Written by Chris Chibnall and directed by Chris Sweeney, it consists of three episodes blending mystery and period drama. The plot unfolds in England in 1925: a prank at a society party turns murderous, prompting Lady Eileen Brent, nicknamed "Bundle," to launch her own investigation. The series revisits the classic world of Agatha Christie with elegance, modernity, and suspense.
Available on Netflix since January 15, 2026
Girl Taken
Girl Taken is a six-episode British miniseries airing exclusively on Paramount+. This intense psychological thriller explores the aftermath of a traumatic kidnapping. The story follows Lily, a young girl from a small English town who is abducted by Rick Hansen, a respected teacher. She is held captive for years before finally escaping. Upon her return, she and her family must confront the psychological scars and rebuild their lives, with the ever-present fear that the danger may never be completely gone.
Available on Paramount+ since January 8, 2026
TheBeauty
TheBeauty is an American series blending science fiction, horror, and thriller elements, created by Ryan Murphy and Matt Hodgson. It premiered in January 2026 on FX and Disney+. The story revolves around a virus that transforms infected individuals into physically perfect versions of themselves, before triggering terrifying side effects. Faced with the global epidemic, two FBI agents, Cooper Madsen and Jordan Bennett, lead an investigation that pits them against a powerful corporation headed by a billionaire willing to do anything to protect his empire. The series combines action, mystery, and social commentary on the obsession with beauty.
Available on FX and Disney+ since January 22, 2026
Playing Nice
Playing Nice is a four-part British miniseries, broadcast on Canal+. This psychological thriller depicts an intense drama showing two families plunged into a devastating situation when they discover that their respective young sons were switched at birth. The moral dilemma is unbearable, making this series both addictive and disturbing. Should they keep the child they raised or take back their biological child? Amid manipulation, tension, and confrontation, the series explores family ties, identity, and the limits each is willing to cross to protect their family.
Available on Canal+ since January 8, 2026
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is an American fantasy television series, a prequel to Game of ThronesCreated by Ira Parker and George R.R. Martin, the story takes place in Westeros approximately a century before the events of the original series. The first season comprises six episodes following the adventures of the errant knight Ser Duncan the Tall, known as Dunk, and his young squire Aegon Targaryen, known as Egg. This unlikely duo travels the kingdom amidst tournaments and perils. More intimate and sometimes lighter than Game of ThronesThis spin-off explores friendship and honor in a medieval fantasy world.
Available on HBO since January 18, 2026
Don't run away anymore
Don't run away anymore is a British miniseries available on Netflix. The plot of this psychological thriller follows Simon Greene, a father whose life is turned upside down when his eldest daughter, Paige, runs away with a disreputable boy, then resurfaces in a precarious state, before disappearing again, plunging him into a desperate race through a dark and dangerous world. As the investigation unfolds, family secrets and conspiracies emerge, calling everything into question. The series stars James Nesbitt, Minnie Driver, and Alfred Enoch and maintains intense suspense until the very end.
Available on Netflix since 1er January 2026
How can this love be translated?
How can this love be translated? is a South Korean romantic miniseries available on Netflix. Created by the renowned Hong sisters, two celebrated screenwriters, it consists of twelve episodes that blend comedy and romance. The story follows Joo Ho-jin, a multilingual interpreter hired to accompany Cha Mu-hee, an unpredictable international actress. Their travels between different countries and the resulting language misunderstandings become opportunities to explore communication, emotions, and cultural barriers in their relationship. The series explores how love can blossom despite misunderstandings.
Available on Netflix since January 16, 2026
Whether it's solving mysteries with His & Hers ou Agatha Christie's Seven Dialsto delve into psychology and family dramas with Girl Taken, Playing Nice ou Don't run away anymore, or even to travel to fantastical worlds with A Knight of the Seven KingdomsThese series showcase the richness and diversity of contemporary television productions. Some even offer answers to questions about love and communication, as in... How can this love be translated? while others reflect the excesses of the hyper-connected and standardized contemporary world, as in TheBeauty.
