Our Call: STREAM IT. The setting and unique law enforcement politics, along with solid performances by Bana, Neill, DeWitt and Santiago, make Untamed the kind of show you might turn on as a distraction instead of a show that requires close watching. But it’s an entertaining distraction, with just enough story to keep things moving.

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Netflix's thriller Untamed, released on the streaming platform on Thursday, features a star-studded cast. Here's everything you need to know about the new limited series. The description of the series on Netflix's website says: "In the vast expanse of Yosemite National Park,

Venture into the breathtaking wilderness of Yosemite National Park with Eric Bana in the new Netflix drama Untamed. The Australian star plays an investigative services branch agent on the hunt for a killer in the vast expanse of mountains, forests and ...

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The supporting cast also brings their layers, emotional weight, and depth to the story. Sam Neill is perfection as Paul Souter, the seasoned chief ranger whose wisdom masks his unease. Lily Santiago is a standout as Naya Vasquez, a determined former LA cop, turned rookie park ranger, balancing motherhood.