The sitcom Tires has broken into the Netflix UK and Ireland top 10 after its return for season 2.
Created by and starring Shane Gillis, the workplace comedy focuses on a family auto-repair shop. Main character Will is trying to keep the wheels spinning (literally), but it's easier said than done when his an irritating and useless cousin joins the team.
Season 2, which added Spider-Man: No Way Home and Twisted Metal's Thomas Haden Church to the cast (and has twice as many episodes as season 1), dropped on the streaming service last Thursday (5 June).
At the moment, the show is number 10 on the Netflix UK and Ireland programme charts.
There are plenty of positive user reviews on IMDb, with fans calling season 1 "the most surprising funny show I have seen in a very long time" and "an easy watch in one sitting".
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A common theme among the viewer reviews is that the premise of the show doesn't seem especially funny, and that the first episode is a bit slow, but it soon finds its hilarious groove.
Meanwhile, in other Netflix news, the recent four-part series Adolescence has become Netflix's second-most viewed English-language show of all time with a whopping 141.2 million views.
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It also became the first streaming show to top the UK's weekly TV ratings, so it's no surprise there's been early talk of a season 2.
Tires seasons 1 and 2 are available to stream on Netflix now.
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