VEmotional roller coasters, funny moments and great sayings. All things we get and feel from watching a show, they can stick with us, change us or affect nothing at all. Did you know that the show Friends was almost called insomnia cafe or six of one before they finally landed on friends? Or the fact that during the filming of Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air, Will Smith would mouth over his co-stars’ lines? Wondering what new tv shows are out now that you can binge watch? Keep reading and find one just for you. Hover over the titles to watch the trailer!
Stranger Things Season 5, Netflix
We all know the iconic and great show Stranger Things. This show has been out for about 10 years, Millie bobby brown being 12 in season 1 along with Finn Wolfhard being 13, Noah Schnapp being 11 and Caleb McLaughlin being 14 years old. The actors and actresses grew up on this set and share so many memories with each other. The last time we saw them on screen as the characters Eleven, Mike, Will and Lucas were in season 4 that came out in 2022. The next time they will be returning is on November 26th, 2025. This show will have you feeling like you’re part of the group. You jump, scream and cry the same time they do.
Boots, Netflix
Boots on Netflix is a show based on the memoir The Pink Marine by Greg Cope White. The show is about a closeted gay teenager named Cameron Cope, who joins the marine in 1990 through the buddy system with his best friend Ray McAffey. We follow Cope as he tries to navigate his sexuality and the physical and mental challenges he comes across, either by himself, the drill instructors or fellow marines. He starts a brotherhood with the men who also enlisted, and the show goes onto themes like, human connection in a repressive environment, identity and self-discovery. Give it a watch; it’s a great show that has so much depth and talks about different characters’ background stories, childhood, and challenges too. That way, you’ll understand exactly why they act the way they do. It gets emotional, hilarious, and dense.
Chad Powers, Hulu
Chad Powers is a sports-based drama show based on the sketch Eli Manning did on ESPN+. The main character in the show is Russ Holliday who played in the NFL but is known to be disgraced, rude and a jerk. After one failure of a game and a failure of his football career, he has an idea to save his career, not as him but as another person, Chad Powers. Holliday goes through the challenges of trying to keep his identity under wraps while maintaining his relationships. This show will have you yelling at your tv and shaking in your seats.
The Runarounds, Amazon Prime Video
Do you like shows like Outer Banks, Cruel Summer and We Were Liars? Then you would like The Runarounds. The Runarounds is directed by Outer Banks Creator Jonas Pate who wanted this show to have the same elements as OBX but different in some way. The Runarounds is a show about a group of kids who graduated high school in Wilmington, North Carolina who start a rock band that they hope will drive them to fame. They come face to face with challenges that involve friendships, relationships, their music career and rivalries. By the end of it, it will have you needing more.
Wayward, Netflix
It has been revealed that certain institutes for troubled teens have been abusing and harming their teens. Sometimes they’re cults, cons and kidnapping businesses yet parents still are sending them there thinking, “it’s the right thing to do.” Wayward is a show that revolves around Alex Dempsey who is a police officer who goes and works with these two teens, Abbie and Leila from the institutes to investigate weird experiences. While doing so, he and the teens find deep, rooted secrets that will change everything. This show will have you thinking another way and shocked along with the characters.
