Top Miniseries to Binge This 2025 Christmas Season

As the 2025 Christmas holidays approach, viewers seeking engaging and complete narratives are being drawn towards a variety of standout miniseries suited for binge-watching. Among them, "In Malice" stars Jack Whitehall and David Duchovny in a darkly humorous thriller about a charming nanny intent on destroying a wealthy family from within. The crime drama "Black Rabbit," available on Netflix, features Jude Law and Jason Bateman in a gripping story about a nightclub owner entangled in dangerous family secrets.

"Genombrottet" dramatizes the infamous 2004 Linköping double murder case, highlighting how forensic science and genealogy led to a breakthrough, with Peter Eggers portraying a committed police officer. For history enthusiasts, "American Primeval" offers a tense depiction of the American West’s violent past, starring Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin.

Other recommended series include "Smoke," a thriller about an arson investigator and detective team-up against ruthless criminals, and "The Girlfriend," a psychological thriller that centers on a mother's suspicion of her son's unsettling girlfriend. Meanwhile, "Adolescence" delves deeply into the story of a 13-year-old accused of murder, exploring themes of guilt and vulnerability.

Additionally, the new series "All her fault," premiering on December 15 on Skyshowtime, explores complex family dynamics and societal expectations through the story of a wealthy couple whose young son disappears, sparking accusations against the women around them. Despite some pacing issues, critics praise it as a thought-provoking existential thriller that mixes gripping storytelling with social commentary on gender roles and class struggles.

These diverse miniseries collectively offer riveting drama and fresh perspectives, making them ideal viewing choices for the holiday season.