So you think you’ve watched every show out there? Trust me, we’ve all been there. However, I am here to tell you, you can stop re-watching the same shows over and over again. I, personally, needed this message at the beginning of quarantine when I was re-watching All American and refused to believe anything would ever be as good. The good news is that I branched out and found some great TV shows that have helped me get through virtual school and the pandemic stress. Whether you are a Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max etc. girl, I know of great shows that you can watch regardless of your preferred streaming platform.

Many of these shows are my MVPs, but I also polled friends and family to share their favorite shows, and I added some of those to this list. If you decide to branch out with your TV shows, these binge-worthy series will not disappoint!

1. All American

As I mentioned, this show was my go-to at the beginning of quarantine, and it is back for season 3! It is about the life of a high school football star struggling with identity and a sense of belonging, and the show keeps you on your toes. You can watch All American on Netflix the CW, Hulu, Youtube TV, and FubuTV.

2. Mayor

Calling all Angelenos! This show is a must watch for you. The show has many inside jokes about LA’s culture which keeps me laughing constantly. Produced by Tina Fey, the show is about a Los Angeles local who runs for mayor of the city and wins. It follows the hilarity in both his professional and personal life. You can watch Mr. Mayor on Peacock, NBC, Hulu, Youtube TV, Sling TV, and Fubu TV.

3. The Bachelor

I quite literally live for Bachelor Mondays. This is the first season I have watched The Bachelor, and I am obsessed. This reality show is a competition between many women over who can win one man’s heart and hand in marriage. You can stream The Bachelor on ABC, Youtube TV, Discovery Plus, and FubuTV.

4. The Bachelorette

Similar to The Bachelor, The Bachelorette is filled with drama and love, which makes a very entertaining reality TV show. The concept is the exact same as The Bachelor but is reversed gender wise. You can watch The Bachelorette on Hulu, Netflix, HBO Max, and Discovery Plus.

5. The Goop Lab

If you are also obsessed with Goop, you must watch The Goop Lab. On the show, Gwyneth Paltrow and the Goop team dive head first into many health and wellness experiences that are, well, out of the box. You can watch The Goop Lab on Netflix.

6. The Last Dance

This has been my favorite quarantine TV show because it is well produced and very inspiring. This 10-episode docuseries is about Michael Jordan’s last championship of six. The show uncovers many of the Bulls’ experiences as a team. You can watch The Last Dance on Netflix.

7. The Crown

A wonderfully produced series about Queen Elizabeth II, many say The Crown is a must watch. I will admit, I have not yet binged this show, although I have watched bits and pieces of the series. This show is based on reality but has accentuated drama, making it super captivating. You can watch The Crown on Netflix.

8. Emily in Paris

If you missed my blog post all about Emily in Paris, go read it to get the full scoop! To sum it up, though,  Emily is an American who moves to Paris for work and navigates the world abroad. Her journey is filled with friendship, feminism, and love, and I am especially obsessed with the outfits in this show. You can watch Emily in Paris on Netflix.

9. Schitt’s Creek

If you watched the Emmys this year, you know about Schitt’s Creek because it sweeped what seemed like every Emmy. I have to say, this show is hilarious. The show was created to represent what would happen if a family like the Kardashians lost all of their money. Do I even need to say more? This show is seriously hilarious and is a true feel-good series; a must-watch, in my opinion. You can watch Schitt’s Creek on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Youtube TV, and FubuTV.

10. Gilmore Girls

Possibly my favorite show on this list, Gilmore Girls is about a mother and a daughter with an inseparable bond. The two live in a quaint East Coast town called Stars Hollow, and the show follows the two as they navigate life together. This show is adorable and always leaves me smiling. Plus, there is a recent reboot that was filmed of Gilmore Girls, so when you finish all 7 seasons, move onto Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life (which you can watch on Netflix)! You can watch Gilmore Girls on Netflix and Philo.

11. Grey’s Anatomy

Grey’s Anatomy is the definition of a binge-worthy show! It has all of the components: drama, love, humor, cliff hangers, and 17 seasons and counting! The show is about medical professionals and their lives both at the hospital and at home. You can watch Grey’s Anatomy on ABC, Netflix, Hulu, Youtube TV, FubuTV, and Philo.

12. New Girl

New Girl is about a girl who moves in with three guys after a rough breakup, and the show documents all of their hilarious moments. You can watch New Girl on Netflix, Hulu, and Sling TV.

13. My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman

On My Next Guest, David Letterman interviews iconic stars like Barack Obama, Lizzo, Kim Kardashian, Melinda Gates, Kanye West, and so many more. Each episode is about 45 minutes to an hour long, and on the show, David and his guests have very open dialogues that you can’t find anywhere else. You can watch My Next Guest on Netflix.

14. Cheer

You have probably watched Cheer already (in March at the beginning of the lockdown?), but if you haven’t, this docuseries is about a top college cheerleading program. The show dissects the many layers and efforts that go into a successful cheerleading program. You can watch Cheer on Netflix.

15. Gossip Girl

Another one that I am sure you have watched, but Gossip Girl is all about the world of privileged New York City high school kids. The show follows them through their elite lives that they can’t seem to keep private. Gossip Girl, an online blogger, shares all of Manhattan’s secrets causing drama, heartache, and more. You can watch Gossip Girl on HBO Max (it just left Netflix, sigh).

16. Outer Banks

I am sure you have watched Outer Banks already, but if you haven’t, you must watch it. It has the hype for a reason! The show is about a group of teenagers who embark on a treasure hunt linked to one the main characters’ father’s disappearance. The show keeps you on the edge of your seat and leaves you wanting more at the end. You can watch Outer Banks on Netflix.

17. Bling Empire

Calling all reality TV junkies! Bling Empire is a reality TV show about a group of super rich Asians and Asian Americans and their glamorous lives in Los Angeles. You can watch Bling Empire on Netflix.

18. Bridgerton

Bridgerton is a series that takes place in the regency era in England, and the show is all about eight siblings in the Bridgerton family who are looking for love. This show is a period piece with many modern themes. The costumes and sets are eye candy! You can watch Bridgerton on Netflix.

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