Netflix users were reporting issues with the streaming service on Wednesday evening.
Subscribers were left unable to watch their favourite films and TV shows after the platform went down.
According to Down Detector, issues started at around 5pm with users complaining that they couldn't get the app or website to load.
Problems were recorded by Netflix users across the UK on Down Detector including London, Manchester, Cardiff and Belfast.
Of the problems reported, 75% relate to problems with video streaming while 18% reported problems with the app.
A further 8% of problems were linked to Netflix's website.
One viewer complained on Down Detector: "Having playback issues.
"On both online and windows app. Keep getting the "Oops something went wrong" message."
While another view took to Twitter to express their frustration: "Netflix is down I'm gonna cry".
What does Netflix error code tvq-pb-101mean?
The error code usually shows up in a text box with: "We've having trouble playing this title right now. Please try again later or select a different title."
The code usually means that your device needs refreshed, Netflix has said.
The streaming service tells viewers to follow the steps shown on the device that they are using when this happens.
The refreshing process can vary by device, Netflix has produced a full list of guidance for Play Station 3, Smart TV, Xbox 360 viewers and more.
See the full list via the Netflix website.
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