The Top 4 Netflix Shows Everyone Should Watch

Everybody loves Netflix. The only downfall of Netflix is the indecisiveness of spending hours trying to find something to watch. Personally, my favorite shows end up being the ones that others have recommended to me, so I decided to put together a list of my own recommendations to help you out. I hope you enjoy the shows that I have watched and enjoyed. Here is a list of shows that you should check out:

1. "One Tree Hill"

It's old, but it's a classic. It's about a group of teenagers who come from different social groups and slowly become friends while facing the challenges of life. It's a show that will have you on your toes, make you sympathize with the characters so you hurt when they hurt, and end up one of your all-time favorite shows. As for me, I have rewatched this series at least three times.

2. "Young and Hungry"

A must-watch series that still airs on Freeform, this show is about the struggle of a young woman trying to make her dreams come true while dealing with the stress of being in love with her boss. It is a relatable show for college students who are also struggling to reach our dreams while finding ourselves in this big world. I am patiently waiting for season six to air, though there are rumors that it is getting canceled. Hopefully, we will get to see more of these lovable characters.

3. "Orange is the New Black"

Okay, okay. This series has taken me forever to start just because I didn't want to join the trend, but I caved and started it. This one is about a variety of different women in prison. Sounds boring, right? Boring is far from the truth. Yes, it contains some very inappropriate content, but if you see past it the story is actually really interesting—even though I'm more than positive that prison in real life isn't the same.

4. "Riverdale"

I have two words to describe this Netflix original: COLE SPROUSE. C'mon ladies, you cannot say he is not the cutest actor ever. We all know him from the show "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody," but in "Riverdale," he plays an outcast from the other side of town who is friends with people on the rich side. Secrets emerge when a tragic incident occurs at the beginning of the show. If you haven't seen it yet, then I definitely recommend this show. Though there is only one season out right now, it is one show that I cannot wait to continue to watch this series.

Each series listed above is relatable in some way (okay, maybe not "Orange is the New Black"), and there is always a character that I can connect to. I hope at least someone will enjoy one of the series that I recommend as I am always looking for new shows.