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Turn of the Tide(2023)

Archived · Netflix

7.4
166 eps
S02
IMDb 7.4
DramaActionThriller

Four friends whose lives changed forever with the arrival of a ton of cocaine.

ON AIR: APR 10Season 2Archived listing

Why This Made Our Cut

  • maintains our strict 7.0+ IMDb rating threshold (currently 7.4/10)

  • features strong narrative storytelling

  • continues a proven series (Season 2)

  • offers compelling Drama, Action, Thriller content

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