There are exactly 7 series on Netflix that we watch every year

There aren't many of these. We treat them like little treasures that we take out of their chests year after year to look at carefully and then put back again. They do, provide the ultimate comfort feeling, are light entertainment for in between or are deeply rooted in a very specific time of year.We introduce you to the seven series that we watch every year, every year.And of course we hope that you will do the same soon.

The Australian series is about Josh as he deals with the challenges of growing up. After he breaks up with his girlfriend, he begins to...to question and have a relationship with a man. At the same time, he has to deal with his complex family structure, especially with his mother, who...suffers. Why do we watch the series every year? Because it gives us the ultimate comfort feeling. Hardly any series combines all possible emotions as well as this one. You will laugh, cry, be sad and feel absolute happiness.

A series about theis actually not something you like to watch in your free time. However, it is in a satirical way, as inStromberg, then we look at it once every year. The focus is on Bernd Stromberg, the arrogant and socially awkward department head of claims management at an insurance company. Due to his clumsy manner, politically incorrect sayings and constant power games, he repeatedly causes conflicts with his employees. It's so incredibly funny every time that you forget everything around you.

You probably don't have to explain to anyone in this world what it's all aboutgoes. Hardly any other series is as well-known as this one. Almost everyone has seen at least one episode. We watch this series every year. But in a different way than the rest of the series on this list.Modern Familyis simply the permanent program for in between. Whenever there's nothing going on that you really want to seeModern Familythe perfect solution. A series for all occasions – every year.

Atypicalfollows 18-year-old Sam, who lives with autism and searches for more independence and aembarks. We follow him through his everyday life, the challenges he faces and the impact on his family, especially his mother, who is heavily involved in his life. It's similar toPlease Like Me:Atypicalis humorous and sensitive, it deals with topics such as self-discovery, acceptance and the dynamics within a family. There's so much you can take away from this series - and we're happy to be reminded of that every year.

Also the British seriesSherlockwe look at it every year. This is particularly easy with her because there are only 13 episodes so far. But they have it all. We don't know of any series that is more exciting, has better cliffhangers and that captivates us more and faster than this one. In addition, the cases of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson is so complex that after a year you've usually forgotten how it ended.

The historical onerevolves around the life of Queen Elizabeth II and the crucial events of her long reign. It all begins with her accession to the throne in 1952. You then accompany her through the political, personal and family challenges that shape her monarchy over the decades. Each season revolves around a new decade. And every time before a new season comes out, we watch the series from the beginning. And even if a new season doesn't come out in a year, it's worth itThe Crowndue to the fantastic performances of the various actors.

Watch this series only if you are in the right mood. This doesn't happen too often for us either. The dystopian anthology series shows us in a variety of stories what could happen to our world if we are not careful - from politics to climate to technology. This can really get you down – you should know beforehand. However, it's worth watching the series every year because somehave now arrived in our real world in one way or another.