If you're ever at a loss for something to watch on Netflix, look no further! Now that it's summer time, there's a lot more time in the day. If you're lounging around, why not watch a good show? Plus, this list will get you out of the Netflix slump where you feel like there's nothing to watch. Here's a list of 14 binge worthy TV shows to watch this summer on Netflix or Hulu.

1. "The Office"

"The Office" is about well, an office. All the characters are unique and hilarious, and the dynamic of the show is different than any other. You can't help but fall in love with the characters. The show has nine seasons, and it is perfect for a summer binge watch! You can watch "The Office" on Netflix.

2. "Gilmore Girls"

"Gilmore Girls" is the definition of binge-worthy, complete with pajamas, pizza, and ice cream. The show is centered around Lorelai, a single mom raising her daughter in a quirky small town. All the characters are delightful and the fast paced dynamic of the show is entertaining and lovable. "Gilmore Girls" in on Netflix.

3. "The Mindy Project"

"The Mindy Project" is written by Mindy herself, or rather Mindy Kaling. Mindy and most of the characters work in a gynecologist office in New York. The show is witty, and each character is comfortable being themselves, which makes the show fun to watch. "The Mindy Project" is only on Hulu, with new episodes every week.

4. "New Girl"

"New Girl" is super fun and quirky, all thanks to Jessica Day. The characters all live in the loft and each of them has their own dynamic that creates an awkward but hilarious atmosphere. "New Girl" is available to watch in Netflix and Hulu.

5. "That '70s Show"

"That '70s Show" takes place in 1970s suburbia, and centers around high school relationships. The characters are hilarious and easy to relate to. All eight seasons of "That '70s Show" are on Netflix.

6. "Gossip Girl"

"Gossip Girl" takes place on the Upper East Side, and centers around teenagers who grew with lots of wealth and riches. This show is easily addictive because of the dramatic nature of the characters, who are also very lovable. "Gossip Girl" is on Netflix.

7. "Revenge"

"Revenge" takes place in the Hamptons as Amanda Clark fights to avenge her father's death. This show is highly addicting because it's truly unpredictable. "Revenge" is on Netflix.

8. "Freaks and Geeks"

"Freaks and Geeks" is about teenage angst in the 1980s. The show centers around high school students who are misfits. The show only has 18 episodes, which can be found on Netflix.

9. "Parks and Recreation"

Like "The Office," "Parks and Rec" is a comedy set in a mundane environment. However, the quirky characters bring the show to life. "Parks and Rec" is on Netflix and Hulu.

10. "House"

"House" is a doctor drama, centered around a sarcastic, narcissitic doctor who helps solve cases of severe illness. This show is binge worthy because it has the feel of a cop drama, while also being a doctor show. "House" is on Netflix.

11. "Psych"

"Psych" is about Shawn and Gus, a crime solving duo that makes money off the claim that Shawn is a psychic. Their dynamic is humorous and quirky, which makes the show enjoyable to watch. "Psych" is on Netflix.

12. "Arrested Development"

"Arrested Development" is centered around the average family, but not quite. The Bluth's father is arrested, and the family is left to pick up the pieces. "Arrested Development" is on Netflix, with its final season produced by Netflix.

13. "Breaking Bad"

"Breaking Bad" is centered around Walter White or "Heisenberg." Walter and his not-so-successful student Jesse Pinkman go into an illicit business in order to make ends meet, and the catastrophes of the show make the show super addictive. Every season of "Breaking Bad" is on Netflix.

14. "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"

"Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" is a Netflix original that takes place in New York. Kimmy was abducted as a child and raised in a cult, only to be found as an adult with childlike behavior. The show is the story of Kimmy's life after she was rescued, and can only be found on Netflix.