If you are bereft and digitally trudging through streaming platform after streaming platform looking for the next thing to watch, then we have a suggestion for you.
It's a Netflix series with a rather respectable 83 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and there's three whole seasons to sink your teeth into.
Wrong Side of the Tracks is the English name for the Spanish drama series Entrevias, which is set in the poorest area of Madrid.
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It follows former soldier Tirso Abantos - played by Jose Coronado - who runs a hardware store and is getting sick of the growing crime in his neighbourhood.
He gets shaken out of his funk when he discovers that his granddaughter has got herself wrapped up in all sorts of criminal doings and decides to take action and clean up the neighbourhood himself.
That's about all we can say without dipping into spoilers, so if it sounds like your thing you can head over to Netflix and check out all three seasons of the show.
Taking to LADbible's Facebook group, Netflix Bangers, viewers have said it's 'absolutely amazing' and is a 'great series' that they'd love to see more seasons of.
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All that bodes well if you're looking for your next Netflix fix as fans said they found it 'hard to turn off' and wanted to binge all the episodes.
However, while plenty of people were lining up to praise Wrong Side of the Tracks, there was one common warning fans fired out to potential new viewers about the series.
This won't be much of a bother to new viewers just getting into the show, but plenty had a bee in their bonnet about the way season three of the series ended.
"My favourite series! The ending not so much though," one fan wrote, while another agreed and said they 'disliked the ending'.
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Many more said they 'didn't see that coming' regarding the ending and it sounds like whatever happens near the end of season three isn't to everybody's liking.
For some, the journey is more important than the destination and it doesn't matter if things go a bit squiffy at the end because the rest of it was so darn good.
But there's certain other shows where the ending is a huge disappointment and it kind of spoils the rest of the fun, because as much as you might have enjoyed the journey what ultimately was the point of the whole thing?
Wrong Side of the Tracks is available to stream now on Netflix, with it's fourth season expected to drop later this year.
Topics: Netflix
Joe Harker