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10 TV Shows Worth Watching

With dramas, comedy and suspense, you'll look forward to these shows every week.

Honda Carter

Mar 27, 2018

Michigan State University

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If you’re a '90s baby, you know television series haven’t been the same in years since they’ve canceled some of our favorites. I get it. Shows are extremely corny, filtered and just not the same anymore.

I used to be able to watch TV all day, non-stop because “my show” was about to come on, but today I can easily unplug all together because the channel guide is literally reading “trash” in my eyes as I surf through. But at a specific time on a certain Tuesday, Thursday and maybe even Monday there is always one show I will never miss, ever.

Here’s a list of 10 shows that made me think, maybe TV producers aren’t doing necessarily everything wrong.

1. "Black-ish"

A family-oriented TV show that I absolutely adore. I'm excited every time they announce a new episode.

2. "Scandal"

A Shonda Rhimes creation. The name describes precisely what goes on in all seven seasons.

3. "How To Get Away With Murder"

Shonda Rhimes again, this one is probably my favorite. It involves a lawyer, college students and a lot of suspense.

4. "Grown-ish"

A spin-off of "Black-ish," this show is about their oldest daughter living her best or worst life in college.

5. "Prison Break"

My absolute favorite series of all time. Binge-watch worthy!

6. "Insecure"

Hilarious.

7. "Power"

Intense, addicting and a very interesting plot. You have to watch this from the very beginning.

8. "Empire"

Family and music is all that matters in this empire.

9. "Being Mary Jane"

If you have a deep love for Gabrielle Union like myself, this will be a favorite.

10. "Pretty Little Liars"

This show will have you cringing to find who "-A" is.

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