A new Netflix comedy has been called ‘truly beautiful’ and has fans demanding a second season. 

Canadian series North Of North launched in its home country on CBC back in January and proved to be a hit with viewers.

The eight-episode series hit Netflix on Thursday making it available for wider audiences.

North Of North delves into the story of a young Inuk woman called Siaja (Anna Lambe) as she attempts to ‘reinvent herself in her tiny Arctic hometown,’ according to the synopsis.

Created by Stacey Aglok MacDonald and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril it also stars Maika Harper and Braeden Clarke amongst others.

The show has received raving reviews from fans since its launch earlier this year and some have praised its representation of Indigenous communities in Canada.

New Netflix comedy North Of North has been called ‘truly beautiful’ and has fans demanding a second season

Canadian series North of North launched in its home country on CBC back in January and proved to be a hit with viewers

North Of North delves into the story of a young Inuk woman called Siaja (Anna Lambe) as she attempts to ‘reinvent herself in her tiny Arctic hometown,’ according to the synopsis 

One posted on Google reviews: ‘This show is truly beautiful. Watching it made me realise how little representation there has been for Indigenous peoples, especially for those in the North.

‘It is incredible to see a show with a majority Indigenous cast, set in the North, and actually centred around Indigenous culture and language. This is one of my all time favourite shows and we’re only 6 episodes in! 

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‘I am so grateful to everyone a part of this for creating something that was long over due. I hope we get many more seasons of this show and that we get more film and television that authentically represents Indigenous communities, their cultures, and their languages!’;

‘I can’t say enough about this show it is so fantastic. Please let there be a season 2. Great job to the cast and crew.’;

‘Love love loveeee this show! so funny and heartfelt, with complex and interesting characters. Both the costume and sound design are out of this world!’;

‘This new Canadian series is refreshing and clever. Well done and so looking forward to many season to follow.’;

‘Absolutely loving this show so far. It’s made me laugh out loud a few times in the first 2 episodes. It’s stunning to watch and I’m enjoying learning a little bit about the culture! Can’t wait for the next episodes.’;

‘Something completely unique and funny! Great to see something that is well written and funny set in unfamiliar territory. A good surprise and good casting of the main character. Well done CBC.’

Another comedy on Netflix, Resident Alien, has also had raving reviews from fans and has a whopping Rotten Tomatoes score.

The show has received raving reviews from fans since its launch earlier this year and some have praised its representation of Indigenous communities in Canada 

Sci-fi series Resident Alien first aired back in 2021 and follows extraterrestrial Dr. Harry Vanderspeigle (Alan Tudyk) after he crashed-landed onto Earth on a mission to destroy the human race.

Based in Colorado, the alien soon becomes enthralled by human beings and instead of exterminating, forms connections with them instead.

Harry even goes as far as trying to defend the planet from alien threats.

Based on a comic book series with the same name by Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse, Resident Alien has three seasons so far, with a fourth currently in the works.

North Of North is available to watch on Netflix.