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Binge Worthy Madness!

Four binge worthy shows for you to lose your minds over.

Natasha A. Blaxk

Jul 07, 2016

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If there's one thing us millennials know how to do, it's binging. And we do it well! We rarely ever watch our shows the day they air... heck, we rarely watch our shows the year they air. For some insane reason we love to binge. We binge when we're bored, we binge while we're working, we binge when we're happy, and most importantly we binge when we're sad.

And because I am an avid binger I understand the importance of always having a list of shows ready to watch just in case you come dangerously close to the end of your current binge. Here are some ideas for your next watching session:

Grey's Anatomy:

If you love drama, sadness, romance... romance gone wrong (and I mean terribly wrong!) and a whole lot of mangled bodies while a bunch of doctors run around like chickens with their heads cut off then this show is for you.

Bitten:

Is a show based on the Women of the Otherworld series by Kelley Armstrong, Elena Michaels is the world's only female werewolf trying to live in a human world. She's trying to keep her ailment a secret from her loving (human) boyfriend, but that's hard to do when you turn into a wolf every other night. Add in a deadly attack on her pack and an obnoxiously hot ex, and things are bound to get a little crazy.

Lost Girl:

Holy sexy succubus! This show follows Bo Dennis, a bisexual succubus. Unaware of her lineage she stumbles into this new world, kicking ass, taking names and chi.

Yes, chi.

She feeds off of the life force (chi) of humans and other Faes, such as herself.

Fairy Tail:

Fairy Tail is a fantasy anime full of magic, wizardry, and adventure. However, I won't sell this show to you at all. Trust me, it's amazeballs! Just watch it for yourself!

By the way, they're all on Netflix! So if you don't already have a subscription (and you should if you are a hardcore binger), then enjoy the next few weeks of your life in binge heaven.

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