Have you ever felt a lull when finishing a TV show on Netflix and right away begin searching for something to fill that void? Well, look no further. Yours truly has already seen all of the television shows listed below and can confirm two things:

First: Each show is fairly easy to watch. For example, I watched the first season of "Once Upon a Time" and skipped the second season because it was unbelievably boring. Second: As of July 2015, all of the shows listed are available on Netflix. I can’t count how many times I have tried to watch a show that I read about, that is supposedly on Netflix, but isn’t. Anyway, listed below are a few shows that should tide you over before the end of summer break.

1) "Royal Pains"

Dr. Hank Lawson is a top ER doctor in Manhattan, who accidentally lets a hospital trustee die while saving a young man from cardiac arrest. He ultimately is let go from the hospital and is blackballed from every ER in New York City. His comical younger brother Evan R. Lawson, a CPA, drags Hank out to the Hamptons during Memorial Day Weekend. While there, Hank saves the life of young woman at a glamorous Gatsby-like party hosted by the mysterious Boris Von Jurgens-Ratenicz, who in return rewards him with a gold bar and the opportunity to become his concierge doctor. The remainder of the show follows Hank, as he becomes the Hampton’s go-to concierge doctor. Viewers can watch the growing bond between him and his brother, his romantic woes with various women, and why Boris is the way he is.

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"Royal Pains" has its share of guest appearances including, but not limited to, Scott Disick, Khloe Kardashian, Henry Winkler, Alexa Vega, and Ezra Miller.

2) "Roswell"

Liz Parker is your average teenage girl living in Roswell, New Mexico; she works as a waitress at her family-owned restaurant called the Crash-down. One day while she’s working there, a fight breaks out and Liz is shot in the stomach. Max Evans, a classmate of hers, runs over to her, places his hand on the wound, and heals her. Liz finds out that Max, his sister Isabel, and their best friend Michael are aliens who landed in Roswell but have no recollection of their former planet. The show proceeds to follow the three aliens, and their human friends figure out more about the aliens’ past and why they landed in Roswell.

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The show stars Katherine Heigl, Colin Hanks, and Adam Rodriguez.

3) "Witches of East End"

Two sisters find out they’re witches when their aunt returns to town. One sister is due to be engaged but finds herself falling in love with her fiance's brother. The other sister is a librarian focused on finding out more about their new-found powers. Here's the catch: the girls only live to be 30 until they die from various causes, in which their mother becomes pregnant again with them and they have to grow up and start all over.

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Jenna Dewan-Tatum is one of the two main actresses; she plays one of the sisters.

4) "Graceland"

Six undercover agents from the DEA, FBI, and ICE live in a seized drug lord’s house called Graceland on a beach in Malibu. The show starts out focused on the recent Quantico graduate Mike Warren, who is assigned to Graceland.

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Aaron Tveit, who plays Mike Warren, was cast as Danny Zuko in FOX’s live production of "Grease," which debuts in January 2016.

5) "Psych"

The show revolves around Shawn Spencer, who is the son of an uptight police sergeant and was taught hyper-observation at an early age. He is calling in tips on dozens of crimes covered on the news, which help the police to close the case, leading officers to believe he was in on it. However, to get out of trouble, he convinces the officers that he is psychic. The police chief warns Shawn that he will be prosecuted if his “powers” end up being a lie. Because of this, he ropes in his best friend, Gus, and decides to open a psychic detective agency, which also acts as a consulting firm for the police. Each episode usually focuses on a crime, along the lines of "Law & Order: SVU," but expect a lot more comedy in this show.

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The show stars Maggie Lawson from "Model Behavior," Timothy Omundson from "Galavant," and Dulé Hill from "The West Wing."

6) "The 100"

Taking place 97 years after a global nuclear war, the remaining citizens of Earth have moved to the Ark, which includes 12 space stations that have been joined together to form a massive station orbiting Earth. The chancellor of the Ark and the council realize that the station is running out of oxygen. Ultimately, they decide that the juvenile prisoners of the Ark are expendable and place 100 of them in a spacecraft destined to land on Earth. The purpose is to find out if Earth can be re-inhabited. The show follows the 100 as they attempt to survive on Earth and make it to Mount Washington, where all of supplies are located.

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The show stars Eliza Taylor from "Neighbors," Isaiah Washington from "Grey’s Anatomy," and Henry Cusick from "Scandal/Lost."

7) "Burn Notice"

Stripped of his identity, blackballed government spy Michael Westen tries to uncover who burned him while helping ordinary people with big problems. Majority of the episodes follow Michael as he helps out people utilizing his skills, with the help of his friends: Sam Axe, a former Navy SEAL, Fiona Glenanne, an unlicensed bounty hunter/arms dealer, and Jesse Porter, a former Defense Intelligence Agency agent. The show predominantly takes place in Miami, Florida.

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Burn Notice stars Bruce Campbell of the "Evil Dead" trilogy, Jack Coleman from "Heroes," and Gabrielle Anwar from The "Three Musketeers."

8) "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"

After being kidnapped and locked in an old bomb shelter for 15 years by a doomsday cult, Kimmy Schmidt is ready to embrace life again. The show starts with her and the other captives being interviewed on the "TODAY" show and Kimmy decides that instead of returning to Ohio, she wants to stay in New York City. The series follows her as she adjusts to life in 2015. Contrary to this description, I assure you this show is actually a comedy, not a drama.

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Ellie Kemper, from "The Office," plays Kimmy Schmidt. Additionally, the show stars Jane Krakowsi from "30 Rock."

9) "Hart of Dixie"

Dr. Zoe Hart is a New Yorker who dreams of being a heart surgeon. She receives a card following her graduation from her birth father and initially ignores it. But once her dreams of being a surgeon fall apart, she decides to go to the return address on the card. She ends up in a Gulf Coast town called Bluebell in Alabama and accepts an offer to work as a general practitioner there.

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Rachel Bilson and Jaime King star as Zoe Hart and Lemon Breeland, respectively.

10) "Chuck"

Chuck Bartowski works at the Nerd Herd (Geek Squad) at Buy More (Best Buy). He receives an email from an old college roommate, who is now working for the CIA. When Chuck unknowingly opens the message, the email embeds the only remaining copy of a software program that contains the United States’ spy secrets into Chuck’s brain. Following this, NSA Major John Casey and CIA agent Sarah Walker are sent to investigate. Now, with the Intersect in his head, he receives involuntary flashes that provide him with the government secrets. Ultimately, Casey and Walker are assigned to watch over Chuck. In the majority of the following episodes, Chuck utilizes the Intersect and becomes an asset to the government.

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The show stars Zachary Levi as Chuck Bartowski, Yvonne Strahovski as Sarah Walker, and Adam Baldwin as John Casey.