Best Shows to Binge During Quarantine- Sofia Horowitz

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Quarantine has gotten more and more boring by the day, theres nothing to do and everyones going insane. I have been binging a lot of tv shows of different genres over quarantine to keep myself entertained. So I have some reccomendations incase your looking for a new show to start.


The new Netflix show Outer Banks has become huge during quarantine, and I assume many of you have binged it. The show is only 10 episodes so its a quick watch, and once you start you wont want to stop with each episode leaving you wanting more. The show surounds 5 teenagers who travel around the island on a treasure hunt, while nevagating their own relationships with one another. The show is full of twists and turns and keeps you engaged the entire time. 10/10 recommend.



Outer Banks season 1 Cast and Crew, Full Character guide - Omfut

Similarly to Outer Banks, the show One Tree Hill is a classic and you have been living under a rock if you have not experienced it. I rewatched the series over quarantine and have reexperienced how amazing it is. The follows a group of friends that attend Tree Hill High School, after two estranged half brothers end up on the same basketball team as one another. The show is full of drama that will have you rooting for certain couples while yelling at other characters. 10/10 recommend.

One Tree Hill (TV Series 2003–2012) - IMDb

Now if your not really into the whole teen drama show I started a show last June on Netflix that I have become obsessed with. This show is none other than Criminal Minds, its about a task force for the FBI caled the BAU who travel the country helping out local police departments catch serial killers by profiling them. The show can get gory at times and hard to handle, but it shows the bond that forms from serving together. The show mainly focuses on a new crime every episode but each season has their own returning serial killer that keeps them on their toes, the show also divulges into the personal lives of the team member and how their pasts effect where they are today. The show is 15 seasons long and I have about 5 episode left and can't wait to keep watching. 10/10 recommend.

Criminal Minds – WE tv

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