Shows To Watch During Break
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Shows To Watch During Break

By yours truly, aka Netflix

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Shows To Watch During Break
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When you have a month off, there's a lot you can do in your spare time. You'll probably work, but at least we won't have anything school related to fuss about over break. To help you fill your time wisely, I've compiled a list of shows that are perfect to start binge watching as soon as possible.

1. Fuller House

Seaon 2 is now avaiable.

2. Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life

The orignal works too!

3. Gossip Girl

A series I can never get enough off.

4. One Tree Hill

An oldie but a goodie.

5. 30 Rock

7 seasons of pure fun.

6. American Horror Story

If you're like me, you need to catch up on the last two seasons yesterday.

7. Stranger Things

One strange boy? A strange girl too? Can't wait to dive into this one.

8. The Originals

A spinoff of "Vampire Diaries," but way way better. Promise.

9. Life Unexpected


There's only 2 seasons, but for some reason I really enjoyed it.

10. The Killing

4 seasons only on Netflix, this is like a Criminal Minds meets Bones.

11. Heartland

Horses, drama, and a ranch. 7 seasons is more than enough to keep you entertained for at least a week.

12. Parenthood

If you like "This is Us," you'll love this drama that ended after season 6.

13. Witches of East End

It only has 2 seasons, but it's a must watch.

14. Friends

None of the above sound good? Skeptical? When in doubt, Friends.


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