Three Underrated Netflix Series You Should Watch This Weekend (February 14-16)
These lesser-known Netflix series are perfect for enjoying the Valentine's Day weekend, whether you're single or not.
Valentine's Day can be a wonderful celebration or a lamentable experience, depending on your situation in life. Whether you're single or in a relationship, you're likely looking for a touch of romance to make February a bit more bearable. If you want to enjoy something romantic on Netflix, here are three underrated series that will surely immerse you in a state of love, regardless of your relationship status. These shows range from wacky comedies to more sensual dramas, so you're sure to find something that suits your tastes.
Feel Good (2020-2021)
This series, which blends comedy and drama, is a semi-autobiographical work created and starring Mae Martin. "Feel Good" explores modern romance through an intense relationship between the protagonists. It addresses the complexity of sexual fluidity, showing how these dynamics can complicate their relationship, while highlighting the addictive nature of their bond. It’s a funny, sharp, and romantic series that features two characters who, despite their doubts, cannot stay away from each other.
She’s Gotta Have It (2017-2019)
Inspired by Spike Lee's debut film, this series allows the director to revisit his original story from a contemporary perspective. The plot revolves around an independent woman in a gentrifying Brooklyn, who is trying to manage three different relationships, while each of her lovers seeks to commit to her. Over the episodes, the series evolves in ways the film could not, uniquely presenting the black romantic experience in the present day.
Sex Education
In this acclaimed series, the life of a teenager, the son of a sex therapist, unfolds as he begins offering sex advice to his classmates. As he helps his friends maintain honest conversations about sex and desire, "Sex Education" presents a progressive perspective on what a good sex life should look like today. While the main character also faces his own romantic issues, the series becomes a reflection on how sex and romance are inevitably intertwined. Over four seasons, it has managed to be a comprehensive and refreshing portrayal of youthful sexuality.
