Entertainment site Collider has published an opinion listicle by writer Anja Djuricic recommending seven Netflix original series that it considers, in its view, to be without a single flaw. The piece acknowledges upfront that judging any show as truly "perfect" is subjective, but argues that certain Netflix originals stand out for their consistently high quality across genres ranging from animation to horror and crime.

The article details several of its picks. Love, Death & Robots (2019–2025), an adult animated anthology executive-produced by David Fincher, is praised for its standalone episodes, 13 Emmy wins and 100% Rotten Tomatoes scores for its later seasons. Kingdom (2019–2020), Netflix's first original Korean drama, blends the Joseon-era historical setting with zombies and a critique of class inequality, holding a 98% rating overall and 100% for its second season. The Danish Nordic noir The Chestnut Man (2021–present), based on novels by The Killing creator Søren Sveistrup, is highlighted for its tightly plotted first season and a newly released second season subtitled "Hide and Seek". The provided text cuts off before the remaining titles are described.