Netflix has just dropped all six episodes of a brand new thriller for an early weekend watch.
Untamed features Hulk's Eric Bana and Peaky Blinders star Sam Neill as a pair of rangers. Bana plays National Parks Service agent Kyle Turner, while Neill is Yosemite National Park's chief park ranger Paul Souter.
The official synopsis teases: "The investigation of a brutal death sends Turner on a collision course with the dark secrets within the park, and in his own past."
Neill's Souter is described as "a dedicated husband, father, grandfather, and friend to Turner".
Other characters in Untamed include three more rangers – a former Los Angeles cop, an army officer turned loner, and a veteran with a strong dislike for other people, as well as Turner's ex-wife, who he still shares a bond with due to a shared traumatic experience.
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Each of the six episodes is an hour long, so it's a decent-sized binge watch.
Untamed is one of our top shows to watch this week, alongside the return of ITV's popular crime drama Karen Pirie, the third season of The Summer I Turned Pretty and '80s-themed romantic drama Mix Tape.
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Meanwhile, Sam Neill's Australian court drama The Twelve will be returning for its third season in August. Neill will once again play barrister Brett Colby.
Last year, the actor revealed that Sam isn't his real first name, and explained why he changed it.
All six episodes of Untamed are available to stream now on Netflix.
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