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Shadow and Bone is one show to add to your list (Picture: Netflix)If you\u2019ve just finished binging Sweet Tooth and are looking for another series to watch while you wait for season 2, we\u2019re here to help.
\nSweet Tooth, based on the comic book series of the same name,\u00a0follows the tale\u00a0of a young boy called Gus (Christian Convery), a part human, part deer hybrid child who embarks on a dangerous journey with a man named Tommy Jepperd (Nonso Anozie).
\nIn the world of the TV show, the emergence of hybrid children came at the same time that a virus outbreak began, resulting in many people making the assumption that the part human, part animal children had something to do with it.
\nWhile it hasn\u2019t been confirmed that the show has been renewed, it has been an absolute hit on Netflix, earning the number one spot in the UK, America, Canada and Brazil.
\nTo tide you over, we have compiled a list of the best series for you to binge next.
\nShadow and Bone
\nThe fantasy drama features an immense cast including Ben Barnes, Jessie Mei Li, Luke Pasqualino, Archie Renaux and Zoe Wanamaker.<\/p>\n
Shadow and Bone features an impressive cast (Picture: Netflix)The show,\u00a0an adaptation of Leigh Bardugo\u2019s YA book series, follows Alina Starkov (Jessie), as she\u2019s recruited to become a soldier in an elite magical army, known as Grisha.\u00a0
\nWhen she joins forces with a man who possesses the polar opposite of her abilities, however, she realises that she can\u2019t trust everyone, and it\u2019ll take everything she\u2019s got to save her people.
\nRaising Dion<\/p>\n
Raising Dion follows the story of a child with powers (Picture: Netflix)Following Marvel\u2019s announcement that it was moving to Disney+, Netflix began producing original superhero content.
\nRaising Dion was one of Netflix\u2019s new original programmes, focussing on a seven-year-old boy with special abilities and a group that wanted to use him for them.
\nDion (Ja\u2019Siah Young) is raised by single mum Nicole (Alisha Wainwright), who aims to solve the mystery surrounding his powers while trying to keep them a secret. So far there is one season, with the second on its way.
\nThe Rain<\/p>\n
The Rain follows the story of a virus (Picture: Netflix)The intriguing and disturbing premise of a fatal virus spreading through rainfall is explored in Netflix\u2019s Danish series The Rain.
\nCharacters Simone (Alba August) and Rasmus (Lucas Lynggaard Tnnesen) \u2013 like Gus in Sweet Tooth \u2013 start on a mission to find a parent while also trying to shelter from the deadly virus.
\nSome have praised the show\u2019s pace and character development, while others have panned it for speeding the storyline in future seasons. There are three seasons of the programme.
\nThe Shannara Chronicles<\/p>\n
The Shannara Chronicles has a blend of magic, animals and intrigue (Picture: MTV)The Shannara Chronicles is an adaption of the novels Sword of Shannara by Terry Brooks.
\nWhile it only lasted for two seasons, the show\u2019s blend of magic, animals and intrigue will be familiar to Sweet Tooth viewers.
\nWil, a half-human\/half-elf who is the last of the ancient Shannara line, is played by Austin Butler. He\u2019s meant to protect the Four Lands from a demon invasion using the Elfstones.
\nThe elf princess Amberle (Poppy Drayton), the human thief Eretria (Ivana Baquero), and the last druid Allanon help him (Manu Bennett).
\nOnce Upon a Time<\/p>\n
Magic is weaved throughout Once Upon a Time (Picture: Walt Disney Television via Getty)There are seven seasons of this hit show, meaning you won\u2019t have to worry about running out of episodes for a while.
\nOne Upon a Time follows Emma Swan (Jennifer Morrison), whose misfortunes lead her to a little town in Maine where fairy tales are to be believed. She is the long-lost daughter of a king, and she must save her community from an evil queen\u2019s curse.
\nThe show features a large cast and focuses on numerous characters within each episode. Viewers get to meet the likes of Snow White (Ginnifer Goodwin), Belle (Emilie de Ravin), Mad Hatter (Sebastian Stan) and many more.
\nStranger Things<\/p>\n
Stranger Things is filled with supernatural activities (Picture: Netflix)While Stranger Things needs no introduction, there are still some people who haven\u2019t watched the hit show. If you\u2019re a fan of Sweet Tooth, you\u2019re sure to like this.
\nFeaturing the likes of Winona Ryder,\u00a0David Harbour, Finn Wolfhard and Millie Bobby Brown, the show follows a group of young friends who see supernatural forces and covert government activities in 1980s America.
\nThey uncover a succession of amazing mysteries as they search for answers.
\nSeason three of the show\u00a0ended with so many questions, and yet, it\u2019s been over a year with only small teases and sparse pieces of news.
\nAs fans patiently wait for season four to hit their screens, the first three are available on Netflix.
\nShadowhunters<\/p>\n
Shadowhunters has had a cult-like following (Picture: Freeform)The supernatural drama premiered in 2016, going on to win a clutch of awards including the GLAAD award for outstanding drama series due to its inclusive representation of the LGBTQ+ community.
\nSadly the series ended in 2019 after three seasons,\u00a0despite a massive fan campaign to save the show that even\u00a0reached buses in London, not to mention a\u00a0Change.org petition.
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Nevertheless, it\u2019s still a great watch. Based on the young adult fantasy series The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare, Shadowhunters follows teenager Clarissa \u2018Clary Fray\u2019 Fairchild (Katherine McNamara).
\nClarissa finds out on her 18th birthday that she is actually descended from a line of human-angel hybrids known as Shadowhunters, who hunt down demons and protect humans from them.
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