Is The Circle on Netflix?

What is the Circle about, and why do people love it?
It seems like Netflix has brought us to the grim reality that Black Mirror had warned us. Yes, we are talking about the weirdest yet most popular Netflix series, The Circle. Probably this show is the perfect definition of 'Quarantine and chill.'

Netflix's reality series The Circle is basically the creative amalgamation of Big Brother and Catfish. But obviously, some differences are there. This series, produced by the Studio Lambert and motion content group, has its own British, Brazilian version. Even the Circle France has been introduced to the screen as well. And honestly, the seasons so far have gathered a considerable number of viewers.

So what is Netflix's Circles about?

The circle television show was actually the perfect source of quarantine entertainment for us. The contestants are made to enter one apartment. However, they do not share a single roof. Unlike Big Brother, they stay separately.

Now, the contestants can connect to each other with a messenger-style social media app developed by the show authority itself. They can not meet each other face-to-face but can only chat. All the activities of the contestants are visible to the viewers. Hence their true self is presented on screen.

Another interesting fact of the Circle on Netflix is that anyone in the show can be anyone since the connection is not face-to-face. For example, a female participant can act as a male contestant or even use a photo of another woman she finds attractive.

Social Media Shows & Netflix

By introducing The Circle, Netflix has tried to fetch the power and preposition of social media. How the reputation of one is ruined and how the reality traps and confines the contestants within itself. The ultimate goal? Huh, to dodge the 'block' in every elimination.

In the end, the most popular contestant as a prize gets US$100,000. (Sammie Cimarelli won the award in the first season). You may be surprised by the announcement of the winner of the 2nd season. Yes, the winner's trophy was taken by Dleesa, aka Trevor.

The Circle definitely serves to build and form friendship beyond face value. And what does it end up with?

Well, a massive number of fan followings!