9 Best Tubi Original Series, Ranked

Three brothers smoke a magical strain of weed in 1969 and wake up half a century later in present-day San Francisco in this animated comedy, which scored Tubi’s first-ever series renewal. “It’s funny as hell if you enjoy stoner humor,” IMDb user gsbuie wrote. “[Tiffany Haddish] as the cat steals the show. She is sidesplitting funny.” IMDb user rating: 6.0

Michelle Trachtenberg hosted the first season of this true docuseries, which documents tragic tales of matrimony turned deadly. “As far as true crime goes, this is pretty middling, but what makes it incredibly strange is the host herself,” JanWasHere declared. “Michelle Trachtenberg’s performance is incredibly distracting, the way she reads her lines is truly bizarre. … It’s kind of more fascinating than the actual cases in the show.” IMDb user rating: 6.1

This true-crime docuseries vows to “[dive] deep into the inner workings of the justice system with gripping cases that give viewers unfiltered access with real case footage.” Also featured are testimonies from legal teams, jurors, law enforcement, and friends and family of the victims and defendants. The series kicked off with an installment about the 2019 murder of rapper Nipsey Hussle. IMDb user rating: 6.8

Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West star as best friends who have lived in each other’s pockets for 10 years, but with the future looming, can their relationship survive? IMDb user Calder_E245 called it “an absolute triumph,” adding, “This dynamic duo brings an infectious energy to the screen, infusing each episode with warmth, wit, and charm.” IMDb user rating: 6.8

OnlyFans: The Series? Starring Chase DeMoor, Nafeesah Fosh Terry, Sumner Blayne, Jade Ramey, Ava Louise, Steph Mi, Koaty Blayne, Vinny Buffa, and Brandon Karson, this reality show brings a group of content creators — some of whom are adult content creators — together under one roof. “House of Heat on Tubi is so f**king entertaining,” X user @ryannsvengali wrote. “Like, I’m obsessed.” IMDb user rating: 7.2

A three-part documentary from gossip site TMZ, this docuseries promises an in-depth look at whistleblowers with evidence that the U.S. government knows more about UFOs than they’re letting on. “This docuseries is very well done, lightyears ahead of most UFO documentaries,” said Shanghai_Expat. “It is well thought out, has interviews with high-level government officials, and is done in a quality that is unheard of for this subject matter.” IMDb user rating: 7.2

HBO canceled this sci-fi drama — following Victorian London residences “touched” with supernatural abilities — in 2021 after just six episodes. But the network’s loss was Tubi’s gain when the streamer started offering all 12 episodes in 2023. “It has a nice ring of Carnival Row meets the X-Men with some thriller suspense,” IMDb user rowyn123 wrote. “I love how they play with the abilities certain characters [have], which is not the typical, overpowered ‘I can bend metal with my mind’-kind of deal but rather more subtle.” IMDb user rating: 7.4

With episodes titled “Mystery in Mexico,” “Bludgeoned in Bali” and “Killing in the Caribbean,” this true-crime docuseries examines chilling crimes in hot locales. “Y’all have to go watch Murdered in Paradise on Tubi,” urged X user @Yeaahthatscedes. “It’s only three episodes, but it’s so good.” IMDb user rating: 8.4

Gordon Ramsay executive-produced this first Tubi unscripted original. Like Ramsey, host Andre Rush, a former U.S. Army master sergeant and White House chef, whips struggling restaurants into shape. “When I saw this on Tubi, I thought it was just a Kitchen Nightmares ripoff and would be some ex-military guy who yells at everyone like a drill sergeant,” IMDb user miss_toucan wrote. “I’m only a few episodes in, but [I’m] enjoying this. He is certainly different from Gordon Ramsay, but I am kind of enjoying this almost as much.” IMDb user rating: 8.7