This New Crime Thriller Is A Top Show On Netflix Right Now
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“Caught” is currently one of the most popular shows on Netflix, according to the platform’s public ranking system.
The new Spanish-language thriller premiered on the streaming service March 26. Based on a 2010 Harlan Coben novel, the show follows a journalist in Argentina who’s made a name for herself through her work exposing criminals. She faces a personal dilemma, however, when someone close to her becomes the prime suspect in the disappearance of a 16 year old.
“Caught,” which is titled “Atrapados” in Spanish, consists of six episodes ranging from 44 to 62 minutes.
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