Fans of Stranger Things have a new series to add to their queues. Netflix knows we need a new show worth mooning our friends over, and Australia's Glitch may just be next.
Glitch, released stateside on October 14, sounds a little like Stranger Things meets The Walking Dead. The streaming site describes the show in broad strokes: "A police officer and a doctor face an emotionally charged mystery when six local residents inexplicably return from the dead in peak physical form."
The six-episode series was picked up by Netflix after airing in Australia in summer 2015, according to The Daily Beast. The platform will co-produce the second season and remain the show's streaming home, the Beast reports.
Online, viewers have already been deeming the Aussie show Netflix's next big thing.
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How did nobody tell me about #Glitch on Netflix before this? I'm very disappointed in @BiasedGirl
— Jazz Shaw (@JazzShaw) October 17, 2016
Watched entire #Netflix season 1 of #Glitch in one sitting. Obsessed @pattybrammall , obsessed I tell ya. TV gold
— Steve Foster (@mlvcfannireland) October 18, 2016
just started #glitch on netflix and i can already tell its gonna be the next thing everyone obsesses about, including me
— courtney legg (@Courtney_Legg) October 19, 2016
Anybody in the world up watching Glitch on Netflix I am scared & cannot stop watching either ?
— Gabsalot (@Gabsalot24) October 19, 2016
Just when you had plans for a constructive evening, #netflix adds an addictive show. #glitch. pic.twitter.com/9QvLUkPqyi
— A. k (@Noturbabydaddy) October 19, 2016
Go ahead and text your friends now: Your weekend plans were just overridden by your Netflix queue.