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November has arrived, and with it, the art of staying under the covers and binge-watching TV inside. Brrr! Netflix has just launched a flurry of shows and movies to ring in the new month. One of those new shows is the popular teen web series T@gged, which is from a few years ago. If you’ve seen the talk of the show littering your social media feeds, we can help you get acquainted with the thriller series.

Lukas Gage, who recently starred in hit HBO series like Euphoria and The White Lotus, tweeted about the addition to Netflix today. “one of my first jobs ever t@gged is now on @netflix,” he shared. “you should stream all seasons now.” You heard the man! What are you waiting for? The series is, however, just a bit violent. If you’re a fan of hits like You or even The White Lotus or Euphoria, this is the show for you. The Great British Baking Show? Not so much.

From the cast to plot details, we have everything you need to see if T@gged is your next binge. Here’s what you need to know to get up to speed on the 2017 thriller series.

one of my first jobs ever t@gged is now on @netflix you should stream all seasons now https://t.co/ao4u6TPXsV

— lukas gage (@lukasgage) November 2, 2021

Is T@gged on Netflix? Where to watch T@gged:

Yes — if the headline didn’t clue you in already, T@gged is streaming on Netflix.

Who is in the cast of T@gged?

Along with Gage, T@gged stars Lia Marie Johnson, Lulu Antariksa, Katelyn Nacon, Timothy Granaderos, and even Noah Centineo! That’s right, Noah Centineo of To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before got his big break in T@gged. This show is a little different than that sweet rom-com, though — keep reading to find out more.

What is T@gged about?

T@gged follows three high school girls whose online profiles get tagged in violent videos at random. Their social media profiles seem to tell a more vivid story — including, unfortunately, where they life. In order to save their lives, they’ve got to track down the killer before he (or she) finds them first.

The show deals with complex themes of privacy, social media, and internet targeting. It’s in the same vein of movies like Searching, Assassination Nation, or Unfriended.

How many seasons of T@gged are there? Will there be more seasons of T@gged?

There are three seasons of T@gged. The third and final season premiered on Hulu in 2018, so it’s safe to say the show is done for good. Still, shows like Gossip Girl and Sex and the City have been picked up for reboots — Netflix, take notes.