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6 Netflix Shows To Binge Over Thanksgiving Break

Seriously, isn't this what holidays are all about?

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6 Netflix Shows To Binge Over Thanksgiving Break
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Everyone knows that one of the best parts of holiday breaks is the free time to sit around and relax. After a day filled with family and turkey, the best way to to relax is to lay on the couch and binge Netlix's best. If you're looking to procrastinate your break homework or recover from a day of shopping, Netflix is the way to go. Whether you're behind the times or preparing for upcoming shows, these six shows are everything you didn't know you need.

1. Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life

Every fan of Gilmore Girls has been counting down the days since first learning about the Netflix revival. Nothing is more perfect after a long day of shopping than curling up with hot cocoa and learning where the Gilmore Girls are at today. This revival will consist of four 90 minute episodes: ample time to check where the girls are at.

2. House of Cards

If you haven't taken the time to watch this Netflix Original, this is the perfect opportunity. House of Cards stars Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright as Frank and Claire Underwood, a couple navigating politics together. This series covers the obstacles that Frank and Claire face and their fight to succeed in politics.

3. Orange Is The New Black

One of the current most popular shows, Orange Is The New Black covers a multitude of issues in American Society through the entertaining scenarios faced in a women's prison. Throughout the show, a variety of topics such as sexuality, gender, race, and many more are shown through the eyes of these women. If you haven't already watched this show, now is the time.

4. Bob's Burgers

This adult cartoon shows the life of a typical American family. Bob Belcher owns a burger joint with his wife Linda while raising their three children. The combination of his career choice and family create many shenanigans, creating an endless supply (or, 5 seasons) of entertainment.

5. American Horror Story

Season 5 of American Horror Story was put on Netflix in early October, and if you haven't had a chance to watch it you should do so now. The horror continues, this season in a haunted hotel. With guest star Lady Gaga, you're sure to feel the terror.

6. Zootopia

If you're a little short for time but looking for a nice break, consider Zootopia. Don't let the children's movie genre fool you, this heart-warming tale shows the tale of Judy, the first rabbit cop in the city Zootopia. After the animals in Zootopia begin going wild, Judy seeks the help of sly fox Nicholas to crack the case. This movie shows the importance of letting go of stereotypes and what it means to give everyone a chance.

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