18 TV Hidden Gems On Netflix To Watch While Quarantined

If teen dramas are your thing and you wish there was a show that combined Gossip Girl with Big Little Lies, you need to watch this Spanish Netflix original ASAP. It's a wild ride that'll make you want to watch all three seasons in one sitting. If you want to learn more about Elite and why you should watch it, click here.

If you've already watched Lovesick, you have great taste! If not, you should put it on right after reading this! The premise is a bit ridiculous, but I promise there's more to it than you'd think. Emma's Johnny Flynn (one of my top celeb crushes right now) stars as Dylan, a guy who is diagnosed with chlamydia and has to reconnect with all his past loves to tell them. It's hilarious, sweet, and everything you need in a TV show right now.

Miss The Circle? Well, you're in luck! Netflix added the Brazilian version and it's just as messy and entertaining.

For those who can't wait for the Friends reunion to see Matt LeBlanc but would never watch Joey, this is the next best thing. It's a very meta show where Matt plays himself and is offered a role in a sitcom by an English couple who moved to Hollywood to create an American version of a hit British TV show. And yes, some of his former Friends costars make cameos. You'll have to watch to find out who!

If you love Phoebe Waller-Bridge and haven't watched Crashing, what the hell are you doing? Before Fleabag, Phoebe created this short-lived series about people who live in a communal space that used to be a hospital. Her character, Lulu, unexpectedly decides to live there after reconnecting with a childhood friend she has a crush on, who is engaged. Though it's very different from Fleabag, it still has all the relationship mishaps and awkward moments you loved in her hit show.

If you loved Misfits during your Tumblr days, you'll be into this show by the same creator. In this supernatural sitcom, Amy (Cara Theobold) discovers she has the power to see demons, but tries to hide it from everyone she knows. She teams up with socially awkward Raquel (Chewing Gum's Susan Wokoma), who shares the same powers, to kick some demon butt.

Calling all former theater kids: if you haven't watched Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, what are you waiting for? Rachel Bloom (who co-created the show) stars as Rebecca Bunch, a successful New York City lawyer who drops everything to move to West Covina, California, to follow an ex-boyfriend from her childhood. It's hilarious, it has some of the horniest songs I've heard in any musical, it tackles mental health issues in a very accurate way, and it's a pure joy to watch.

This show by BoJack Horseman producer Lisa Hanawalt was sadly canceled after just one season, but deserves your attention. If you love BoJack and Broad City, you'll be into this TV show about best friends Tuca (voiced by Tiffany Haddish) and Bertie (Ali Wong) as they navigate dating, sexual harassment, work, and other very relatable issues.

If you enjoy off-kilter comedies, you'll be into Lady Dynamite. Comedian Maria Bamford stars as a fictionalized version of herself who attempts to rebuild her career after spending time receiving treatment for her bipolar disorder.

If you love Drag Race and are too bored to wait around for it to be Friday again to watch new episodes, give Dragula a chance. This one focuses on spooky queens, with 11 competing for the title of Dragula — the World’s Next Drag Supermonster — and, of course, a cash prize.

This is in my top five Netflix shows list, and if you haven't watched it yet, please treat yourself during these trying times. This Irish comedy about a group of teenage girls and their one guy friend getting up to trouble in Catholic school will make you pee your pants laughing.

If you love Elite and need another show with the cast after watching season 3, you'll enjoy Money Heist, featuring Jaime Lorente, María Pedraza, and Miguel Herrán. As the title suggests, this is a crime drama, about a criminal mastermind referred to as the Professor who recruits eight people to carry out a huge heist.

If you loved how accurate You're the Worst's portrayal of relationships was, you'll be into this Netflix series. In case you haven't watched Love yet, Gillian Jacobs and Paul Rust star as a couple who navigate how to be in a healthy relationship after not having much luck with love in the past.

Looking for something more intense? Then this German Netflix original is right up your alley. I won't spoil anything, but it's a time travel thriller and will leave you feeling mind-blown.

If you watched Schitt's Creek and need another lighthearted Canadian sitcom, Kim's Convenience is the show for you. It centers around a Korean Canadian family who run a convenience store.