Without further ado, here are the top 7 (of millions of) reasons we love Grace and Frankie!
Without further ado, and in no particular order, here are some of the best shows of 2018:
You'll get sucked into the story of Eve and Villanelle right from the start.
From cancelled to saved by NBC, the comedy of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" is still going strong. NINE NINE!
This horror series on Hulu brings the Stephen King universe to life and is definitely binge-worthy!
Dive into a worldly culinary adventure!
This is so much more than just a horror series with plot twists and family dynamics that will keep you guessing.
This spinoff of "The Good Wife" airs on CBS All Access only, but is honestly worth paying for the subscription (or at least making a free trial and binging!)
This raunchy adult animated series about navigating the years of puberty is honestly downright hilarious.
This 6 episode British drama took viewers by storm, and it's action-packed plot does not disappoint!
Season 2 of this Amazon Prime Video original comedy is just as good as season 1! Plus this show cleaned up in the Golden Globe Nominations!
This dystopian series follows what the U.S. would be like had the Allied Powers lost in WWII.
Julia Roberts' first TV role does not disappoint!
These two bad ass women are more hilarious than ever in season 4 of "Grace and Frankie."
The Hulu original based on Margaret Atwood's novel of the same name had a big season 2 twist.
"The Chi" is a poignant series about growing up on the South Side of Chicago created by the great Lena Waithe.
EVERYONE NEEDS TO BE WATCHING THIS SHOW!
This hilarious zom-com is waaaay out there but also truly enjoyable.
That being said, you wouldn't want to waste your time on series that suck. So, here is my list of shows that I think everyone should watch.
GiphyThis Amazon Prime series truly has it all. It follows a 1950s Jewish housewife after her husband leaving her for another woman. She's obviously devastated and ends up drunk in front of a microphone in a comedy club just talking about her situation, and, man, is she funny.
The series follows her finding her footing as a comedian in a world where women are solely housewives. It has amazing whit, costumes, sets, and some great quirky characters. How could you not love Mrs. Maisel?
GiphySo, you're at the point in your life where everything is settling down. It is almost time for retirement and a life of leisure with your family. Sounds peaceful right? Well, not in this case.
This hilarious series opens with Grace (Jane Fonda) and Frankie (Lily Tomlin) learning that their husbands, who have been law partners for years, are leaving them because they are in love with each other. The two women, who couldn't be more opposite from one another, have no choice but to move into the beach house they bought together as friends years ago.
Grace is a hard-working, practical woman who plays by the rules. Frankie, on the other hand, is quite the free spirit who smokes pot, meditates, and loves to paint. You'll have a blast watching it all play out.
GiphyOkay, okay, if you aren't already a fan, I know what you're thinking. "Oh great, another vampire love triangle... just like Twilight, really original. So cheesy." But seriously, that is NOT the case. Trust me on this one, you will love these characters like they are your own friends.
This show plays with your emotions in the best possible way all the way through. There is major eye candy with the Salvatore Brothers, humor, suspense, and romance. What more could you possibly want?
GiphyWe're all out here dreaming of going from the college rags to the grown-up riches, but this show is about a wealthy family who does exactly the opposite.
This clueless family loses every penny to their name except a town one of them had bought as a joke, Schitt's Creek. Having money has caused this family to have to spend very little time together and not really use their brains all too often. That all changes when they end up having to live in a beat-down motel in a small town.
GiphyAhh, a true classic. If you haven't been living under a rock for your entire life, you've probably heard of this story about an iconic group of women living in New York City. That being said, because of it's fame, you might not have given it a second thought to watch now that you're of age.
This show just paints the picture of a dream life for a woman in her twenties. Four fun and adventurous besties living in one of the most glamorous cities in the world, never seeming to run out of money. Their only care in the world is looking for Mr. Right.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy a girl's night out without even having to leave your couch.
GiphyDisclaimer: this show isn't for the easily offended. I'm a fan of the show, and most of the time I am sitting there cringing. That being said, this show would definitely not be what it is with any sort of filter.
A raunchy, but brutally honest take on the journey of middle schoolers going through puberty.
GiphyCouldn't round out my list without talking about one of the most raved about series of late. In a battle for the iron throne, the Lannisters and Starks are constantly at each other's throats. This story creates a rich fantasy land that will keep you on the edge of your seat every time. From bonds with dragons to romantic relationships and war there are so many layers to this story.
If you are a fan of Harry Potter or the Lord of the Rings you are bound to love this one. There also couldn't be a better time to binge the series than now, as the final season comes out in April.
So now that you've read the list, go curl up on your couch, call over some friends (or not), grab some snacks, and get to watching!
How you feel after the first week of classes.
When your friend is going too hard at Sunday brunch.
After you get your grade on the first exam of the semester.
How you feel introducing yourself to the people on your floor, in your classes, at the dining hall, in line at Starbucks, at the library, in line at the bookstore, at the gym...
Making friends in college... aka the subtle art of finding friends you want to run for the hills with instead of away from.
Life as an art major has never been so real.
After studying at the library for 8 hours straight.
After taking one gender studies class.
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After taking one social science elective.
When the study guide completely fails to prepare you for the exam.
Can you believe?! The "Queer Eye" reboot on Netflix is the purest show airing right now. The new Fab Five are so likable, inspiring and entertaining—and will keep you hooked episode after episode. Each episode's transformation is so rewarding that you may actually shed a tear (or many tears) watching the final results!
This quality sitcom was recently cancelled by Fox. But have no fear! "Brooklyn 99" was saved by NBC and will be back with new episodes. The "Brooklyn 99" precinct is full of characters you can't help but love, and their antics will keep you laughing. The episode's cold opens are worth the watch alone!
It doesn't matter what age you are, watching "Grace and Frankie" navigate their crazy lives after their husbands leave them for each other is wildly entertaining. From moving in together to creating a vibrator for older women, the storylines in this comedy deliver every time. All seasons are streaming on Netflix now.
"Parks and Rec" is a classic and can brighten anyone's day. If you've watched before, turning on any episode will instantly reunite you with your favorite local government gang. If you've never watched before, stick with it through Season 1, as Seasons 2 through 7 are pure gold.
You can't help but love this show's witty one liners and eccentric characters. Following Kimmy, Titus, Lillian and Jacqueline through their wild NYC adventures will keep the smile on your face. Tune in for Kimmy's lack of common knowledge, stay for Titus and Lillian's absurd lifestyle.
If you need a break from today's contentious political environment, "Veep" will provide you with a swear-laden, clusterf**k comedic take on the White House. Vice President Selina Meyer is a character you'll love to hate, and no show delivers insults quite like this HBO classic.
