1. Stranger Things (2016 - present)

Friendship, courage, mystery, teamwork.

Engaging sci-fi adventures with teens as protagonists; encourages problem-solving and loyalty. Note: Some scary/mildly violent content, suitable for older teens.

2. Anne with an E (2017-2019)

Identity, empathy, family, social issues.

Coming-of-age adaptation of Anne of Green Gables with deep emotional and social themes.

3. Outer Banks (2020 - present)

Adventure, friendship, loyalty, moral dilemmas.

Fast-paced teen adventure; good for discussions about responsibility and teamwork.

Note: Contains teen romance and mild violence.

4. Never Have I Ever (2020 - present)

Identity, culture, family, adolescence challenges.

Funny and relatable; explores emotional growth, peer pressure, and cultural identity.

5. The 100 (2014-2020)

Survival, moral dilemmas, leadership, responsibility.

Teens facing complex decisions; encourages thinking about ethics and consequences.

Note: Contains violence; better for older teens.

6. Locke & Key (2020-2022)

Mystery, family, courage, problem-solving.

Fantasy-adventure with puzzles and challenges; promotes creativity and resilience.

7. Atypical (2017-2021)

Neurodiversity, family, social skills, independence.

Thoughtful and emotional; teaches empathy, acceptance, and self-awareness.

8. Riverdale (2017-present)

Mystery, friendship, moral choices, identity.

Teen drama with plot twists; discussions about ethics, peer pressure, and relationships.

Note: Darker content; more suitable for older teens.

9. Sex Education (2019-present)

Relationships, sexual health, identity, communication.

Honest, funny, and educational; teaches healthy communication and self-acceptance.

Note: Mature themes; older teens only.

10. The Babysitter’s Club (2020-present)

Friendship, entrepreneurship, problem-solving, empathy.

Positive messages, light-hearted, and relatable for early teens.

11. 13 Reasons Why (2017-2020)

Bullying, mental health, social responsibility.

Sparks discussion about serious issues. Note: Should be watched with guidance.

12. Neverland / Lost in Space (teen storylines)

Adventure, family, problem-solving, courage.

Sci-fi adventure that teaches teamwork and resilience.

13. Stranger Things: Beyond the Basics (for discussion)

Problem-solving, friendship, courage, facing fears.

A safe way to engage teens in deeper conversations about morality and identity.

14. Adolescence

Psychology, social pressure, identity, morality, mental health, family dynamics.

Offers a raw, immersive look at adolescence and the challenges teens face, sparking discussions about peer pressure, personal responsibility, and growing up.