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Winter break is the perfect time to catch up on all your shows and start some new ones. Here's 20 shows to keep you busy. By: Maxine Kozak, Storyteller for RU Student Life
Broad City follows Abbi and Ilana, two 20-somethings just trying to get by in the big city, not unlike all of us here at Ryerson. It's funny, relatable, and easily binge-able with 25 minute episodes.
This animated sci-fi sitcom explores unconventional family dynamics and adventures across dimensions and alternate universes. What more could you want?
If you haven't seen Stranger Things yet, you really need to.
This animated dramedy will make you laugh and cry, taking a satirical look at politics, current events and Hollywood while also managing to realistically portray depression, past trauma and self-destructive behaviour.
Mindy Kaling is likeable and entertaining in her take on the struggles of balancing work and personal life.
The series uses irony, brutal honesty and humour to highlight issues that still plague today's "post-racial" society. Students struggle with outdated politics, misguided activism and social injustice in this satirical dramedy.
Bob's Burgers follows the Belcher family and their hamburger restaurant. It's light-hearted, funny and somehow relatable.
If you haven't jumped on the GoT bandwagon yet, it's time. Immerse yourself in this epic medieval fantasy.
The Last Man on Earth follows a sad and lonely Phil Miller as he struggles to find other survivors and the misadventures that ensue as more and more people join his group in this post-apocalyptic reality.
The best part about this seven-season horror anthology is that you don't have to see the whole series to understand each season. As someone who's seen it all, the first, second and third seasons were my favourite, but don't miss the new season! There are new episodes every Tuesday.
Black Mirror taps into our society's collective unease about the modern world with satirical stand-alone dramas that explore the extreme consequences of new technologies.
Based on the novel and movie adaptation, Hannibal is a 3-season psychological thriller/horror series that you won't soon forget, focusing on the relationship between FBI special investigator Will Graham and the cannibal-psychiatrist we all know, Hannibal Lecter.
Taking a page from The Office, Parks and Rec is a documentary-style sitcom that follows the lives of government employees, both in the office and out.
This classic sitcom presents a hilarious documentary-style look at the foolishness that often plagues the 9-to-5 world.
My favourite cop show on TV. Who doesn't love Andy Samberg?
Curious about the origins of the term 'serial killer'? Mindhunter is based on the true story of two FBI agents who attempt to understand and catch serial killers by studying them.
This animated adult sitcom delves into the nightmare that is growing up.
Ever wondered what it would be like to work at a dispensary? This sitcom takes the typical workplace comedy to another level.
After a 7-year disappearance, a young woman finally returns home with inexplicable new abilities. If you like mysteries, this is the show for you!
Full of strong characters, drama and politics, Scandal is a show you won't want to miss.