01 A writer pieces together the night she was assaulted and asks what justice actually looks like afterwards.
12 Best Miniseries of All Time
By Vlad Zakh · August 7, 2026
Chernobyl and Band of Brothers tell one complete, devastating story with a proper beginning and end, and no filler. The Queen’s Gambit became a phenomenon from a premise, competitive chess, that shouldn’t have worked so well. I May Destroy You follows a writer piecing together the night she was assaulted, When They See Us dramatises the Central Park Five’s wrongful conviction, and Olive Kitteridge spans three decades of a prickly woman’s life in Maine. The Undoing, The Night Of, Sharp Objects, Mare of Easttown, Fosse/Verdon and Roots round out the list.
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02 A therapist's seemingly perfect life unravels after her husband becomes a murder suspect.
03 Aunjanue Ellis features in this series about five falsely accused teenagers who navigate a wrongful conviction and its devastating aftermath.
Directed by Mark Ritchie · 1h 01m
Where to watch
Stream: Netflix, Netflix Standard with Ads
Stream: Netflix, Netflix Standard with Ads
Stream: Netflix, Netflix Standard with Ads
Stream: Netflix, Netflix Standard with Ads
Stream: Netflix
04 A prickly, difficult woman's life in a small Maine town, told across three decades.
05 A young man's one bad night spirals into a murder charge that consumes his entire life.
06 The complicated partnership between choreographer Bob Fosse and dancer Gwen Verdon.
07 A generation-spanning dramatisation of one family's history from slavery through emancipation.
08 A troubled journalist returns to her hometown to cover a string of murders and confront her own painful past.
09 Anya Taylor-Joy turned a show about chess into a genuine phenomenon on performance alone.
10 A small-town Pennsylvania detective investigates a murder while her own life quietly falls apart.
11 An Easy Company paratrooper unit followed from D-Day training to the end of the war in Europe.
12 A harrowing, meticulous dramatisation of the 1986 nuclear disaster and its cover-up.
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