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7 Netflix Shows You Shouldn't Waste Your Time Watching

Your time is too valuable to spend watching bad TV.

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7 Netflix Shows You Shouldn't Waste Your Time Watching
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As a human living in 2016, your time is precious--which is why when it comes to watching television for five hours and four minutes every day on average, you need to make sure you're investing in the right shows. Nothing is worse than binging an entire series only to realize that you could have been using that time to watch an even better one. So, here are seven Netflix shows that are definitely not worth watching.

1. Friends

Six people who are all friends with each other (and not just on Facebook)? Talk about an unrealistic premise. If it's fantasy you're interested in, then try something a little less "out there," like Game of Thrones.

2. Orange Is The New Black

Let this show be a lesson that spinoffs never work, as this Steven Avery origin story never quite took off. Plus, how are you supposed to pronounce its nickname, OINTB? Do you say all of the letters individually, or is it "oint-buh"? You're looking for a crime drama, not a thinker.

3. Parks and Recreation

First of all, everyone knows Amy Poehler doesn't live in Indiana because no one important lives in Indiana. Second, a branch of government dedicated to local parks? This sci-fi/reality mashup just has a little too much going on.

4. Luke Cage

This show's titular character is described as "a hoodie-wearing, unbreakable ex-con." Please, everyone knows con men wear long trench coats filled with watches.

5. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Um, isn't Luke Cage supposed to be the unbreakable one? Recycled plot lines are the worst.

6. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

Wouldn't it be less redundant to just say "ex-girlfriend"? Besides, the boys on this show are just as crazy. Watch one episode, and you'll see them singing and dancing. Boys don't sing and dance; they play sports.

7. Fuller House.

But actually.

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