Netflix Viewers Addicted to Gripping Mini Series They Can’t Stop Watching in One Day

Netflix subscribers are buzzing about a show so gripping, many say they couldn’t look away until they had finished every episode in a single sitting.

In a sea of endless content, it takes something truly special to stand out. But one British crime drama has quietly captured the attention of global audiences, leaving many stunned by how quickly it pulls viewers into its world of tension, politics, and betrayal.

The limited series, just six episodes long, is perfect for viewers who want the satisfaction of a full story in one day. Clocking in at around six hours total, fans are calling it the ultimate weekend binge and for good reason.

Social media has lit up with praise for the series. One fan wrote,

“This show was amazing, and Richard Madden was just great. I wish they would continue it but alas you don’t get everything you wish for.”

Another added,

“I thought this was brilliant, exciting, and had me on edge.”

Comments like these have become common as more people discover the drama and race through it from beginning to end.

Critics, too, have taken notice. The series boasts a 93 percent critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, with reviewers calling it an “absorbing and addicting psychological thriller.” Its taut storytelling, emotional weight, and grounded performances have earned it a place among the most acclaimed limited dramas on the platform.

But the biggest twist? Many viewers didn’t expect the show to be this good especially since it first aired on the BBC years ago before making its way to Netflix.

The show in question is none other than Bodyguard, a British political thriller created by Jed Mercurio, the mind behind Line of Duty.

Starring Richard Madden as David Budd, a troubled war veteran turned police protection officer, the story follows his assignment to protect the controversial Home Secretary Julia Montague, played by Keeley Hawes. As political agendas clash and dark secrets unravel, Budd finds himself torn between duty and conscience.

The series dives deep into sensitive issues like PTSD, t*rrorism, government surveillance, and power struggles, all while delivering edge-of-your-seat suspense that rarely lets up.

When Bodyguard originally aired in the UK, it became a national sensation. The first episode alone attracted over 10 million viewers, making it one of the most-watched BBC dramas in recent memory. Now, thanks to Netflix, a global audience is discovering the same thrill.

One viewer tweeted,

“Netflix miniseries Bodyguard is an intense drama thriller which you will binge-watch in a day itself. Too good story line, intense moments, and gripping throughout. Worth your six hours.”

Another added,

“Highly impressed by Bodyguard. Best for binge-watching.” A third admitted, “I started watching on a whim and went into full binge mode.”

Whether you’re in it for the explosive drama, political intrigue, or psychological depth, Bodyguard has quickly become a top contender for viewers looking for a complete and unforgettable ride — and you can finish it all in one day.

Bodyguard is now streaming on Netflix.

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