32 TV Shows That You Probably Didn't Know Existed But Are Actually So Freaking Good

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We asked the BuzzFeed Community what shows they absolutely love but that they wish more people knew about. Here's what they said:

1. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (2015–2019)

The CW

"TBH, I’ve watched this entire series at least five times this year! I’m constantly trying to introduce it to my friends. On the surface it just seems like a wild show with musical numbers, but there’s so much to it. It’ll make you laugh, it’ll make you cry, and the mental health storylines will make anyone who has struggled feel seen and understood. This show is everything."

—tarryng

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

2. The Get Down (2016–2017)

Netflix

"It tells the story about how disco and funk evolved into the early days of hip-hop, and it's told through the eyes of a young lyricist. Oh, and Jaden Smith plays a queer graffiti artist too!"

—amyrousep

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

3. Cobra Kai (2018–present)

YouTube

"Cobra Kai is the best show I've seen in years. It truly is the best reboot EVER. Johnny Lawrence is the man!"

—kimberlyclaire79

Where to binge-watch it: YouTube TV

4. Psych (2006–2014)

USA

"I haven’t found a crime show — or any show, TBH — with humor that isn’t so cheesy that it’s hard to watch. Every single character is so interesting and I can watch the episodes on repeat for years. I absolutely love this show and hope more people can too!"

—elizabethm4efa9bf30

Where to binge-watch it: Amazon Prime Video

5. Chewing Gum (2015–2017)

E4

"It’s literally the weirdest and most hilarious show I’ve ever seen. Some of it can get pretty wild, but it's always good! I binge-watched it all super quick too!"

—rarah

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

6. Los Espookys (2019–present)

HBO

"Los Espookys is absolutely phenomenal. The writing is so spectacularly sharp and witty, the premise is brilliantly original, and the actors’ performances really bring the whole thing home. Also, since a majority of the show takes place is Mexico, a majority of the spoken dialogue is in Spanish with English subtitles. I’m so happy HBO took a risk on this gem of a show, and more people should absolutely take a chance on it."

—squirrelbait

Where to binge-watch it: HBO Go/HBO Now

7. Letterkenny (2016–present)

Hulu

"It's easily one of the funniest shows out there right now. It has such a simple premise but so much happens, and there are a ton of quotable lines. I honestly LOL every time I watch it!"

—jennyaz

Where to binge-watch it: Hulu

8. I'm Sorry (2017–present)

TruTV

"It's the best comedy on television right now. It’s like Curb Your Enthusiasm from a female’s perspective. The show is loosely based on Andrea Savage’s life, following her as a working mom battling against all the social norms of being a parent but also trying to maintain your life as an individual. Whether you’re a mom or not, this show is relatable, real, and really funny."

—jenp4ebe2f260

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

9. The Man in the High Castle (2015–present)

Amazon

"It's SO good and it hasn’t gotten as much attention as some other Amazon shows. It’s about what the world would be like if we'd lost WWII to Germany. The actors are great. The music, direction, and set design are totally outstanding."

—kimberlyh4cbccf3a0

Where to binge-watch it: Amazon Prime Video

10. Bluff City Law (2019–present)

NBC

"Bluff City Law is the most underrated show on television this fall! It chronicles the dynamics of a father and daughter who work together at a law firm in Memphis, Tennessee. The cases on the show are hyperrealistic and represent today's political climate. And the cast is diverse, which is always a plus!"

—tnpoohjessica

Where to binge-watch it: Hulu

11. Pen15 (2019–present)

Hulu

"Pen15 is relatable, charming, and HILARIOUS! You immediately forget that the two main characters are actually two grown women. For anyone who spent the 2000s in middle school and high school, it is a must-see."

—emdavis05

Where to binge-watch it: Hulu

12. Broadchurch (2013–2017)

BBC

"When I first started, I didn't expect to love it as much as I did. Not only did I watch it in record-breaking time, but I've gone back to rewatch it at least twice. Would highly recommend!"

—iridescentblaze

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

13. The United States of Tara (2009–2011)

Showtime

"It's about a woman with dissociative identity disorder who struggles with multiple identities. It's soooo good and has awesome performances from Toni Collette and Brie Larson."

—ryannew

Where to binge-watch it: Hulu

14. Élite (2018–present)

Netflix

"It’s one of the best shows because of the acting, writing, and excitement of the show. It’s genuinely one of the most interesting shows I’ve watched. It's an easy watch and you can probably finish it in about two days. I 100% recommend it."

—simonebaldwin171

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

15. Santa Clarita Diet (2017–2019)

Netflix

"It has Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant and is just SO funny. I watched the whole series in four nights with my roommates. We just couldn’t stop watching it!"

—akylam

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

16. Derry Girls (2018–present)

Channel 4

"Not a lot of people talk about it, but Derry Girls is hands down one of the funniest shows on Netflix right now. The show sets the tone immediately in the first episode, and it's truly incredible. I love it so much and cannot wait for Season 3."

—monikap6

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

17. Unreal (2015–2018)

Lifetime

"Unreal is one of the most unique and well-thought out shows I've ever seen."

—ananyasx

Where to binge-watch it: Hulu

18. My Mad Fat Diary (2013–2015)

E4

"It’s such a beautiful, important show. I’ve never seen mental health and friendship represented so perfectly in a teen show. I love that they have an unconventional, actually plus-sized lead, who you can't help but root for. AND it’s set in the '90s and has a completely killer soundtrack! What more can you ask for?!"

—annahill95

Where to binge-watch it: Hulu

19. The Boys (2019–present)

Amazon

"I feel like way more people need to watch The Boys on Amazon. It's such a wild concept, like Game of Thrones meets Marvel. It's honestly amazing and really needs to be more popular!"

—angelav45d8cf1a3

Where to binge-watch it: Amazon Prime Video

20. Single Parents (2018–present)

ABC

"Seeing the oddball combination of parents make a mess of their already messy lives makes the show worth watching. And if that isn’t enough, hearing

the actress who plays Blair Waldorf say she was 'never popular' is truly iconic."

—nehadadlani69

Where to binge-watch it: Hulu

21. Good Omens (2019–present)

Amazon

"I love this show sooo much! Not only does it have a great storyline, but the characters are the best. The fanbase is amazing too — it has probably some of the kindest and nicest fans ever!"

—alissal4cdd07234

Where to binge-watch it: Amazon Prime Video

22. The Society (2019–present)

Netflix

"The plot is so unique and the show addresses a lot of current issues. It has a super-diverse cast and great representation! The actors are also all very talented and do a great job with their characters. I love watching it!"

—tatertots03

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

23. Bonding (2019)

Netflix

"Bonding is so damn good! I'm so sad it’s only one season, and I hope they'll release more episodes in 2020. My friend and I were absolutely hooked!"

—ginnytheweasley

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

24. New Amsterdam (2018–present)

NBC

"I’m not a huge fan of medical dramas but New Amsterdam did it for me. It features incredibly diverse representation, an amazing depiction of hot-button issues, AND it’s lighthearted enough that it feels like real-life drama. Is it emotional? Yes, but it’s also funny and sweet. This show doesn’t go to extremes to make the plots seem dramatic."

—aceofpuns

Where to binge-watch it: Hulu

25. Peaky Blinders (2013–present)

BBC

"This show is such a fun, badass period piece. Cillian Murphy is amazing as the leader of the early 1900s razor gang in Birmingham. All the characters are so complex and there are so many layers to each one. The villains get better as the seasons continue too. Adrien Brody, Tom Hardy, and Sam Claflin play villains throughout the series. This show is just amazing, and everyone should watch it."

—alysaa2

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

26. Sneaky Pete (2015–2019)

Amazon

"It’s one of the best shows I’ve seen. It’s about a con man who steals the identity of his prison cellmate and pretends to be him while avoiding enemies of his own! There are so many twists and turns, but in the end everything comes together so nicely! It's one of my all-time FAVES."

—jprec

Where to binge-watch it: Amazon Prime Video

27. Kim's Convenience (2016–present)

CBC

"It's a show about a Canadian Korean family, the Kims, and the convenience store the father runs with his wife and daughter. I just finished binge-watching the three seasons that are available on Netflix and wow, I love this show. It's hilarious and has several heartwarming moments. The whole cast is amazing and I wish Season 4 would come faster."

—talormadisonc

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

28. Nathan for You (2013–2017)

Comedy Central

"Nathan for You is unlike anything that's ever been on TV. It's the most amazing and hilarious show to ever air and it didn't get the recognition it deserved!"

—jackb4c512234e

Where to binge-watch it: Hulu

29. Tuca and Bertie (2019)

Netflix

"There are a lot of adult animated shows flying around at the moment but this one really went under the radar. It’s funny, relevant, and at times, really heartfelt. It's such a shame there won't be a second season."

—josh_stone

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

30. Carnival Row (2019–present)

Amazon

"It's dark and twisty, but SO good! It's a combo of fantasy mixed with mystery and it takes place in an old Victorian city. Plus Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne are in it!"

—mads24vb

Where to binge-watch it: Amazon Prime Video

31. Imposters (2017–2018)

Bravo

"There are only two seasons, but it's truly one of the best shows on Netflix! I couldn't stop watching."

—steenlo1

Where to binge-watch it: Netflix

32. Scream Queens (2015–2016)

Fox

"Scream Queens was so funny and had great cliff-hangers every episode. The cast was great and Jamie Lee Curtis was a total badass in it. Wish the show was still on today."

—autumnm40d9084b0

Where to binge-watch it: Hulu

Note: Some submissions have been edited for length and clarity.

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