The Best Reasons to Watch These 7 Netflix Shows

IndieWire said “Pretend It’s a City” is a Martin Scorsese-directed documentary series about Fran Lebowitz. Honestly, that’s all you need to know. Enjoy.

IndieWire said This winter, Netflix wants to send viewers on the least relaxing vacation ever. The good news: You’re going to Los Angeles, during the sweltering summer of 1985. So it’ll be nice and warm! But… well… there are murders. Lots and lots of murders.

IndieWire said “Disenchantment” travels through Dreamland fighting the good fight and meeting the good — and not so good — magical citizens of the kingdom. But no matter how far you travel, there’s nothing like coming home. Look for that theme to pay off in the latest… pason?

IndieWire said Reframing events from the former antagonist’s perspective, “Cobra Kai” finds fresh ways to talk about how violence and karate can shape kids’ lives, but it still finds plenty of time for fights. That, after all, is what the audience demands.

IndieWire said There are two basic reasons for wanting to watch Netflix’s six-part docuseries “History of Swear Words.” The first is innate, unclouded curiosity. You genuinely want to know where swear words originated, as well as why they became such taboo terms in societies worldwide. 

IndieWire said “The Magicians” never seems to disappoint. Those who keep up — and there are more every day — swear by its magic touch (pardon the terrible pun), and that should be more than enough to get people bingeing. So hop to.

IndieWire said Each entry exemplifies a different mindfulness technique and ends with a guided meditation to help you practice. At the very least, you’ll get a moment of peace and quiet from the daily onslaught of anxious headlines and hectic schedules.