37 Shows You Can Watch Right Now In Their Entirety
You finally have time to watch that show your friend hasn't shut up about.
We asked the BuzzFeed Community to share their favorite shows that have ended. Here are the best ones and where to stream them:
2. Sons of Anarchy
It's one of the greatest, most underrated shows that aired. I've got the DVD boxset and binge-watch it online. The soundtrack is also incredible. —howlingcommando4
Seasons: 7
Watch it on: Hulu
3. The Golden Girls
It was way before its time, in my opinion, with some of the humor and concepts. —esabolcik80
Seasons: 7
Watch it on: Hulu
4. The Middle
The Middle was so good. It didn't deserve to get cancelled. It was so relatable and focused on the issues surrounding lower, middle class people and their struggles. I still watch it all the time. —vinaykaju
Seasons: 9
Watch it on: Amazon Prime
5. House
There were Interesting and complex characters, sarcasm, interesting medical cases, and just a great overall storyline. —jlenge
Seasons: 8
Watch it on: Amazon Prime
7. Scrubs
From the first episode, you’re absolutely hooked. It’s hilarious, heartbreaking, and the character development is some of the best I’ve ever seen. Dr. Cox is probably the best television character ever. Just watch it, you won’t regret it. —jaredm48d11f91b
Seasons: 9
Watch it on: Hulu
8. Mr. Robot
Oh my god, this show was so amazing. It had so many gripping plot lines, shocking plot twists, and so many complex characters. —tanyam44ab2253d
Seasons: 4
Watch it on: Amazon Prime
9. Community
I first watched it at a time when I really needed a good distraction and I've watched it so many times since. It's consistently funny, got loads of stand-out episodes (my favorite's "Remedial Chaos Theory") and while the scenarios in the show are ridiculous, the characters are so easy to relate to. —slp2206
Seasons: 6
Watch it on: Netflix
11. Lost
I don’t care what anybody says, Lost was the most well-written show on prime-time television in the early aughts. It had drama, mystery, romance, adventure, sci-fi, comedy...I have not found a show that can hold a candle to this masterpiece. —lieslannas
Seasons: 6
Watch it on: Hulu
12. Firefly
Fox's biggest mistake of all time was cancelling that masterpiece of a show after one season. All the characters were left out on a limb, and even though they gave it a movie ending, it never felt complete. —ajblondie3aj
Seasons: 1
Watch it on: Hulu
13. Living Single
Living Single, bro! That show was so good, and it still holds up no matter how much the world changes or how often I rewatch it. —paintsplatter35
Seasons: 5
Watch it on: Hulu
14. Star Trek: The Next Generation
I was late to the party when introduced to Captain Jean Luc Picard and the Enterprise crew, but rest assured, it was love at first sight. In a world that is focused on trying to push the envelope in shock value, TNG is an entertaining gem that has provided the kind of familiarity one gets when coming home after being gone for a while. I almost get a sense of nostalgia for simpler times, even though I've only started watching it these past few years. —k4435acd1b
Seasons: 7
Watch it on: Netflix
15. Boardwalk Empire
I feel like this show is grossly underrated. It's so, so good. —robinehioba
Seasons: 5
Watch it on: HBO
17. The IT Crowd
It's British comedy at its finest; it's about the three employees in the I.T. department of Reynholm Industries. It's only a few seasons long, so it's easy to watch. I've watched it so many times I've lost count, and they are just as funny the 10th time as they are the first time. —mfalcone
Seasons: 5
Watch it on: Netflix
18. Psych
It had everything you want in a great show: comedy, mystery, romance, and a dope theme song. —sc11gioia
Seasons: 8
Watch it on: Amazon Prime
19. Fleabag
Fleabag was perfect. The comedy, the writing and the storylines, the characters, it truly didn’t need more than two seasons. It was just perfection. —annah44f2028de
Seasons: 2
Watch it on: Amazon Prime
20. M*A*S*H
There were so many good characters on this show. It could be really silly and funny, but also very serious. It was a perfect balance. —shariabrennan
Seasons: 11
Watch it on: Hulu
21. The Originals
It's a spin-off of The Vampire Diaries that I honestly think is better. The tone is darker and focuses more on family, rather than silly love triangles. I highly recommend it. —arianal4a7a91b3e
Seasons: 5
Watch it on: Netflix
22. Desperate Housewives
Every time I rewatch the show I feel more empathic with those women and their daily lives. —edithmolinal
Seasons: 8
Watch it on: Hulu
23. Anne With An E
I loved the books growing up and am so glad I finally got around to watching this show. It's such a warm, feel-good show with characters who live in a town where everyone helps each other. There's still drama and, given the time period, sometimes the stakes can be very high. But, I've never seen a character on TV like Anne. — shylawatson
Seasons: 3
Watch it on: Netflix
24. Friday Night Lights
I feel like it never truly got the recognition it deserved. Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton’s characters had one of the best and most realistic on-screen relationships. —katiec4c09c7c71
Seasons: 5
Watch it on: Hulu
25. Parenthood
It is such an underrated, overlooked show. The family dynamic and relationships are amazing, and it’s a feel-good show, although it definitely had its more serious, even sad, moments, too. —infinity24
Seasons: 6
Watch it on: Hulu
26. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Buffy! The! Vampire! Slayer! It's so much better than the movie, it ran for seven glorious seasons, and it inspired a spin-off! Girl power! Supernatural stuff! Funny! Endearing! Character development! Literally the best show ever. *mic drop* —ryanb4c8247c8f
Seasons: 7
Watch it on: Hulu
27. Bates Motel
Bates Motel was perfect from the beginning to end. It was so entertaining and had plenty of good twists. Perfect performances from Vera Farmiga and Freddie Highmore. Definitely one of the most underrated shows in TV history. —samb42e6ddccb
Seasons: 5
Watch it on: Netflix
29. That '70s Show
My favorite show off the air is totally That '70s Show. It wasn’t too much to focus on, so you could just watch it whenever. I loved all the characters and the humor was great. I highly recommend to anyone that hasn’t watched it!! —miapen1204
Seasons: 8
Watch it on: Netflix
30. Breaking Bad
Breaking Bad is, hands down, one of the best shows I've seen. It stayed consistent from start to finish. The regression of Walter White from a normal high school chemistry teacher to a self-serving, ruthless drug kingpin is one of the best character developments ever portrayed on television. I never fail to be amazed at all of the hidden symbolism and foreshadowing of the show. One of the best shows EVER. —greyskies
Seasons: 5
Watch it on: Netflix
31. The West Wing
Talk about an outstanding ensemble cast! Every time I think I have chosen a favorite character, somebody else is amazing. Regardless of your political leanings, everybody can agree that we need passionate people and thoughtful leadership in our country. Bartlet for President! —fireflyaway
Seasons: 7
Watch it on: Netflix
33. Chuck
No one seems to watch it, but it’s just a super funny action show starring Zachary Levi (from Tangled and Shazam). Chuck is an average computer geek who accidentally gets a bunch of government secrets downloaded in his brain, and then starts working for the CIA. Everyone should really check it out! —tessssmal
Seasons: 5
Watch it on: Amazon Prime
34. The Librarians
It's fun! It's quirky! It was so entertaining, as you never knew where or when, or what they would come up against. The acting was great (love John Larroquette) and the banter was quick. Very sad they couldn’t find a home for it after it was canceled. —amyr4c7cbbcb4
Seasons: 4
Watch it on: Hulu
37. And The Good Place
I know it just ended, but it was just such a feel good and funny show, with an amazing cast. Plus, that ending message was too good. —lizbethp4f5e74835
Seasons: 4
Watch it on: Netflix