The experience of watching television has changed dramatically over the past 10 years. With DVR, Netflix, Hulu, and even features like On Demand, you don't have to worry about falling a week behind on your favorite shows. One thing that hasn't gotten easier, though, is finding something to watch. I don't know about anyone else, but I know that trying to pick out a show to watch can take me forever. It's a big commitment, to give so much of your time to something, and it is important to make sure that you are going to like this show that you, potentially, will be dedicating time to.

When I was home from college over Christmas break, I was trying to find something to watch and when I was scrolling down the list of shows that were popping up on On Demand, there was one title that caught my eye--"Scream Queens." I hadn't really heard much about this show, but after reading the little blurb that On Demand offered, I figured that I would give it a shot. I'm going to be honest with you, from the moment that I hit play, I did not regret my choice. I was instantly hooked! The sharpness of the characters, the hilarity of the situations, the thrill and mystery behind the Red Devil Killer, this show truly does have it all. I ended up watching the entire series in two days and I was a little disappointed in myself--not because I spent two days doing nothing but watching television, but because I didn't savor the show in the way that I should have. Now, having re-watched the show, I realized how much I missed the first time around; picking up on the subtle clues to the Red Devil mystery, getting another chance to hear Chanel Oberlin's myriad of one-liners that both offend you and make you laugh out loud, the frustration Radwell family, and the often comedic slip-ups of Secure Enforcement Solutions Officer Denise Hemphill. This show is definitely one that can be watched again and again.

For fans of comedy, horror, romance, or drama--I would highly recommend this show for you. With characters like The Chanels, Dean Munsch, The Dickie Dollar Scholars, and even Denise Hemphill, "Scream Queens" is a shoo-in to go down in television history. With season two in the works, I cannot wait to see what could possibly come next. To say that I'm excited would be an understatement!