What are the best Netflix shows to binge right now?

I love watching Netflix shows. I could sprawl out on my couch and watch Netflix all day long and be fulfilled.

My friend just asked me if I could suggest any good shows to watch, and I immediately gave her a list of 30 shows that I highly recommend.

With the coronavirus ruining my social life, I have resorted to binge-watching Netflix shows. I slip in a movie here and there, but once I get involved with all the characters of a new show, I can’t stop until I’ve watched every episode.

Although I watched all of these shows on Netflix, some of them are not currently on there. I apologize in advance if a show on this list has been removed from Netflix.

Of course, there are tons of shows I haven’t watched yet, and I’ve been told they’re amazing.

There are also plenty of shows I watched a long time ago that are awesome.

However, this list is going to include Netflix shows I watched recently.

They are separated by category. Some of them could be placed in more than one category, but I put them where I thought they belong.

The Best Netflix Shows to Binge

Comedy:

I’m Sorry – a mother constantly gets herself into awkward situations.

Love – a romantic comedy about opposites trying to survive in Los Angeles.

Community – a quirky bunch of people form a study group in community college.

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – a musical comedy about a woman chasing her ex.

New Girl – an eccentric woman moves in with male friends.

Workin’ Moms – mothers balance work, relationships, and taking care of their kids.

Young and Hungry – a sitcom about a chef who works for a wealthy entrepreneur.

Fuller House – the Tanner girls are all grown up in this spin-off to Full House.

Schitt’s Creek – a wealthy family becomes broke and moves to a small town.

Episodes – a British couple moves to Los Angeles to turn their script into a show.

Master of None – a New York actor tries to succeed in love and work.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt – a woman moves to New York after being stuck in a cult.

Dramedy:

Lucifer – the Devil moves to Los Angeles and causes chaos wherever he goes.

iZombie – a zombie helps the police solve murders with her mind-reading ability.

Grace and Frankie – two older women try to get by after their husbands leave them.

Santa Clarita Diet – a woman tries to discover the reason she became undead.

Good Girls – three women get sucked into money laundering after committing a crime.

Insatiable – a previously fat girl becomes sexy and competes in beauty pageants.

Hart of Dixie – a New York doctor moves to Alabama to join a family practice.

Dead To Me – a grieving woman befriends a mystery lady after her husband dies.

Sweet Magnolias – close friends struggle with relationships, careers, and family.

Virgin River – a nurse moves to a small town to escape her past and start over.

Good Witch – a woman with magical abilities runs a bed and breakfast in a quaint town.

Friends From College – friends deal with complex relationships 20 years after college.

Teen Drama / Comedy:

The Fosters – a heart-warming show about foster kids, family, and high school issues.

Riverdale – the characters of the Archie comics discover many secrets in their town.

Outer Banks – teenagers compete with adults to search for lost treasure.

13 Reasons Why – students deal with the aftermath of a girl’s suicide.

Sex Education – an inexperienced boy gets guidance from his sex therapist mother.

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina – a girl struggles with being half-witch and half-mortal.

Never Have I Ever – an Indian-American teenager copes with high school.

I Am Not Okay With This – a girl deals with family drama and superpowers.

No Good Nick – a girl poses as a distant relative to steal from an unsuspecting family.

Locke and Key – three kids discover magical keys after moving to a new house.

Thriller / Drama / Science Fiction:

Stranger Things – kids in a small town discover monsters and deadly experiments.

The Umbrella Academy – siblings with special abilities reunite after many years.

Black Mirror – a modern version of “The Twilight Zone,” with a focus on technology.

You – a disturbed man stalks his crush in this psychological thriller.

What/If – a thriller about a couple making choices that will alter their lives.

Scandal – a woman owns a crisis-management firm in this political thriller.

The Stranger – a man searches for answers in this British thriller.

There you have it. I binge-watched most of these shows in the past few months. The rest I watched within the last year.

Rotten Tomatoes has a list of the best Netflix shows to binge, and some of mine are on their list.

I hope you enjoy my list and find some new favorite shows to binge!