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Ever since making its Netflix debut on August 25, 2021, the eight-part original miniseries, Clickbait, has remained one of the more popular new TV shows on the streaming giant. The mysterious crime drama features a solid cast of and veteran acting talent from North America, as well as Australia, where the show is filmed.

As soon as the first episode of Netflix's miniseries Clickbait is over, it's impossible not to keep watching. The mystery moves quickly and introduces viewers to a diverse cast of characters: main character Nick Brewer, his family, the detective and reporter who look into his disappearance and death, and the women who he is supposedly involved with online. When Nick's sister Pia finds a video of Nick holding up a sign that says "At 5 million views I die," she wonders if he could be responsible for the abuses that someone is accusing him of, and tries to find the truth.

Clickbaitstars Adrian Grenier and Betty Gabriel explain why the twist ending of the Netflix series is heartbreaking. A mystery thriller unfolding over the course of eight episodes, Clickbait recently premiered on Netflix. It tells the story of Nick Brewer (Adrian Grenier), a family man who shows up in a viral online video after being abducted. Nick appears to confess to abusing women, which ends with the character holding up a sign that says he’ll die once the video reaches 5 million views. The series also stars Betty Gabriel, Zoe Kazan, and Phoenix Raei.

Warning! Major spoilers for Clickbait below.

Warning: Spoilers for Netflix's Clickbait.

Netflix's new TV show, Clickbait, deals with a story so ingrained in modern-day living that many might assume it's really based on a true story. The series revolves around the disappearance of family man Nick Brewer, who is abducted by a mysterious online presence who threatens to reveal his unsavory secrets while police and Nick's family struggle to figure out who abducted him and how to get Nick back. Clickbait was released at the end of August and has been gaining popularity ever since, with the show in Netflix's Top 10 in several countries.

The thriller series Clickbait recently premiered on Netflix, bringing together a talented cast of Australian and American actors to explore the dark side of the internet. The eight-part miniseries is co-created by Australian director Tony Ayres and producer Christian White, with The Machinist's Brad Anderson serving as lead director among a few others. One of Netflix's newest TV shows, Clickbait sensationalizes criminal impulses and drives its audience to question online personalities.

Clickbait is Netflix's most recent jaw-dropping thriller, which premiered on the streaming service on August 25. The story, full of twists and turns that not even its cast could guess, centers on the apparent kidnapping of Nick Brewer (Adrian Grenier, Entourage), which is revealed via a sinister video promising to kill him once it reaches 5 million views.

Clickbait has taken social media by storm since its release on Netflix last week. The twists and turns of the crime thriller were nearly impossible to guess, but what really struck viewers was the likability of the characters despite the darkness surrounding them.