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5 TV Shows That Don't Get Enough Credit

Try something new instead of watching "The Office" for the sixth time through.

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5 TV Shows That Don't Get Enough Credit

Lord knows we love our Netflix and Hulu. Without them, we might actually have to do our work instead of putting it off until "after this next episode." And the great thing about these binge-worthy sites is that they have SO many options! Yes, seriously, they have more great shows besides "Grey's Anatomy" and "Shameless."

Here are five TV series that should definitely be at the top of your watching list.

1. "Adam Ruins Everything"

Tru TV

This informative show throws a comical spin while pointing out the reality about things we've turned our heads the other way for. Wanna know the truth about pure-bred dogs? Or the wedding industry? Take a chance on this series and I can guarantee you won't regret it.

2. "Bates Motel"

A&E

With "American Horror Story" dominating the horror genre, I believe many have overlooked this eerie show about a mother and son running a motel in White Pine Bay. High ratings speak truth over this well-written series.

3. "Quantico"

ABC

This short-lived series focuses on the drama within an FBI recruitment group. This show is good anyone looking for action and a reason to binge on Netflix instead of going out on a Saturday night.

4. Arrested Development

Netflix

This quirky comedy is honestly borderline cringe-worthy. Michael Bluth seems to be the only sane member among his offbeat, overwhelming family, and watching him balance them along with raising a son makes this comedy too good to miss out on.

5. "Sherlock"

BBC

"Sherlock" is a modern-day adaptation of the classic detective tales of Sherlock Holmes and is led by the incredibly talented Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. 10/10 would recommend.

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