Netflix fans go wild for series that makes for an ‘outstanding binge watch’
Netflix fans are full of praise for a new series that they say makes for an “excellent binge watch.”
One person posted on the Facebook group Netflix Bangers, which has more than three million members, calling the show made for “must-see” viewing on the streaming platform.
Other group members agreed with the sentiment, as another comment read: ‘I just watched it, really enjoyed it.’
A third added: ‘Just good from watching it. Good series’.
A fourth joked: ‘A good one [series]. Don’t worry if you go on holiday to the Canary Islands.
Another chimed in: “Generally [it was a series] worth seeing.’
Viewers pointed to the drama miniseries La Palma, which was produced in Norway and follows a Norwegian family on holiday in the Canary Islands.
The show’s official synopsis reads: ‘It’s Christmas and the high season when a Norwegian family checks into their favorite hotel on the island of La Palma. But beneath the idyll lies a danger.
Netflix fans are praising a new series that they say makes for an ‘excellent binge watch’
On the Facebook group Netflix Bangers, which has more than three million members, one person declared the show a ‘must-see’ viewing experience
‘A young Norwegian scientist discovers alarming signals about the volcano in the middle of the holiday paradise.
‘She must convince her colleagues that the worst scenario will occur. If the volcano erupts, a mountain mass the size of Manhattan could erupt into the sea, causing the largest tsunami the world has ever seen.
“Will the family be able to escape the disaster of ash, gas and lava in a fight for their lives?”
Since becoming available on Netflix in Britain last week, the series has risen to the top 10 most-watched programs on the streaming platform in the region.
It currently occupies third place behind other new releases, spy thriller Black Doves and dark comedy No Good Deed, which were also new additions to Netflix so far in December.
Although the island of La Palma is one of Spain’s Canary Islands, with Cumbre Vieja being the most active volcano, the show is fictional.
The volcano itself last erupted in 2021, but the series is not based on those events.