Netflix finally has a new action crime drama series that may finally be a worthy replacement for its celebrated Emmy-nominated TV franchise, Narcos.

Netflix has added a new police drama to its library, which has been dubbed brilliant by viewers, who have praised the 'thrilling story' and 'great cast' ...

– Narcos: Mexico knows that it very well couldn’t put a bow on the ending: The show takes great pains to warn viewers that it’s a dramatized version of actual events in the drug war.

Also note that “Narcos” is not Netflix’s first syndication rodeo. Comedy “BoJack Horseman” had its off-network rights sold by Debmar-Mercury to Comedy Central in 2018.

“ [‘Narcos' is] based on real events and I was actually playing a real guy, James Kuykendall, who was the head of the Guadalajara DEA office in the early '80s — and he’s still alive, so I ...

The second season of “Narcos: Mexico” sees the DEA attempt to take down cartel lord Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo (Diego Luna) and an up-and-comer by the name of El Chapo.

Though Narcos: Mexico has yet to be renewed for a third season, Newman (who has an overall deal with the streaming giant) says he has a clear idea of where he wants the story to continue to go, as ...

Ergo, “Narcos” knows the audience it’s targeting, and the series shows real ambition in that quest: Director José Padilha brings a verite style to the directing that plays well against the ...

Narcos hasn’t been officially picked up for a third season — yet — but you’ve said that you don’t plan on stopping until cocaine stops. How many seasons of material do you have?

I am a poor person with money.” — Pablo Escobar In this third episode of Netflix Original crime drama Narcos, we’re introduced to Pablo Escobar’s vengeful side as a man scorned.