Thanksgiving – the time for overeating and awkward family gatherings. In between stuffing your face with turkey and spending time with family and friends, Thanksgiving break is the best time to catch up on your shows or start a new one!
1. For People Who Love Rom-Coms: Jane the Virgin
This parody of a telenovela follows Jane after being artificially inseminated and the crazy series of events that ensues. If that isn't reason enough to make you want to watch it, there is also a steamy love triangle to get you emotionally invested.
First 2 seasons are on Netflix
2. For Comedy Lovers: The Office
If you have a little bit more time on your hands, The Office is for you. Between the quirky boss and hilarious employees, you're bound to find at least one character you like. It's not just a funny sitcom, but it also has a few office romances to keep the story fresh and exciting.
All 9 seasons on Netflix
3. For Thrill-Seekers: Scream
This show is for those of you not ready to accept that Halloween is over or those who have watched (and loved) the original Scream movies. This MTV original series is loosely based off of the movies, but still has that same perfect balance between dark humor and, of course, suspense.
First 2 seasons on Netflix
4. For Drama Diehards: The Crown
If you love anything that has to do with royal drama, then this Netflix Originalis your tv show. It follows Queen Elizabeth II and her ascension to the throne after her father, King George VI, dies. As romances and rivalries develop, you're bound to get emotionally invested real quick.
First season on Netflix
5. For Foodies: Kids Baking Championships
This show is perfect to get you in the holiday baking spirit. Not only does it have delicious desserts that will most definitely make you hungry but it also has adorable children baking the them. If you're ready to get baking (or more like watch others bake), then get comfy and enjoy the show.
First season on Netflix
Now's the perfect time to give thanks to that friend whose Netflix account you've been using . . .