Netflix drops three trailers of binge-worthy series

Netflix is the streamer that never stops giving. Sure, the price keeps going up, but at least we get some fantastic original content for our money. We will not love everything, but even if we like half, that's a win for us and the streaming service.

Plus, at least our money is going partly toward the making of original series. Where would we be without Virgin River, for instance? Or The Night Agent? Our lives would be a lot less full of entertainment.

On Thursday, Netflix tweeted several trailers of series that are coming soon. All of them look like must-watch shows. You can judge that for yourself below.

Netflix tweets several intriguing trailers of soon-to-come original series

Ransom Canyon

Ransom Canyon is a modern Western saga that is going to try to build off the love of Yellowstone and bring that joy to Netflix. There is nothing wrong with that. Good streamers borrow, but great streamers steal ideas.

The series will star Josh Duhamel (Transformers, All My Children) and Minka Kelly (Friday Night Lights, Titans), and was created by April Blair (Gossip Girl, All American), so there is enough proven talent for the show to be immediately successful. Westerns are making a bit of a comeback, and this could be the latest in the line of high-quality entertainment.

Beauty in Black season 1 part 2

Next is part two of season 1 of one of the many Tyler Perry projects that will appear on Netflix in 2025. That is not a bad thing. If you are a fan of Perry, nearly everything he does you will like. That is the case even if critics are not happy with the work.

This series follows two women who have completely different ways of life. One (Kimmie played by Taylor Polidore Williams)is having a difficult time making ends meet, while the other (Mallory played by Crystle Stewart) is a successful businesswoman. Their lives become entangled. It is fantastically enjoyable.

Love Is Blind season 8

Love Is Blind returns for an eighth season with a new set of people trying to find love. This group is from Minnesota, so one should expect a bunch of nice people attempting to be nice to one another. That seems fine, right?

The series is an interesting take on the dating game. The couples never meet face-to-face while forming their relationships, and that seems a bit more wholesome. Hopefully, it means long-term happiness. Getting to know the person before you can touch them can be important. It also allows for some entirely wonderful unscripted plot twists.

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