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Streaming TV Shows You Can Binge Watch in A Weekend. Stuck at home for the weekend? It's a perfect time to binge some great TV, thanks to streaming services like Netflix, HBO Go, Hulu and Amazon Prime. But sometimes you don't want something short, rather than to get sucked into a seasons- long TV show.

Here's a list of binge worthy shows you can finish in just a couple days. Netflix"Ozark" (Netflix). Ozark" follows a financial planner who launders money for a drug cartel. To avoid getting himself and his whole family murdered, he concocts a scheme to head to Missouri to launder a huge amount of money as fast as he can. If you're craving the sort of dark, crime- ridden drama you need to check out Netflix's "Ozark" - - it's like "Breaking Bad" if the whole family was involved. Netflix"Glow" (Netflix). Jump back to the 1.

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The series takes a page from ’8. The Goonies” and “ET,” and its great cast plays well with the show’s many takes on supernatural horror. HBO“Westworld” (HBO Go, HBO Now).

This is writer/director John Sayles's historical drama about the infamous Black Sox Scandal in which eight players from the Chicago White Sox were paid to throw the.

HBO kicked off its robots coming to life series last year with a bang. With mind- bending plots focused on artificial intelligence, sentience, and morality — plus lots of confusing timelines to work through — “Westworld” offers a lot to dig into. If you haven’t started the show yet, you can still get lost in its mysteries on HBO Go and HBO Now.

Netflix“Jessica Jones” (Netflix). The second of Netflix’s Marvel shows is a slow- burn story of a moderately superpowered Jessica trying to convince the world there’s a guy out there who can control minds. Her personal battle with Kilgrave and the damage it does to everyone around her make “Jessica Jones” easy to get lost in through Season 1’s 1.

Netflix“Luke Cage” (Netflix). Spinning off from “Jessica Jones,” Luke Cage takes superheroes to Harlem with a different tone from Netflix’s other Marvel series. There will eventually be more of Luke Cage, but for now the complete first season is a contained story that expands the Marvel universe with perspective that’s especially poignant in the current American political climate. Aamir Full Movie Part 1 there.

Netflix“Travelers” (Netflix). Time travelers are popping up in 2. Netflix grounds the show in the personal struggles of a dedicated team of temporally displaced scientists who are completely out of their elements. Travelers” also does a great job of giving just enough information to build a fascinating world that leaves a lot of mysteries to solve later on. HBO“The Night Of” (HBO Go, HBO Now). HBO’s short miniseries starts with an accusation and a murder, and spirals from there.

Naz is a Muslim kid arrested for a murder he can’t remember if he committed, and even before his trial, the situation ripples out to affect everyone even remotely related to him or the crime. It’s a dark and dramatic look into the criminal justice system that goes beyond the usual police procedural.

Netflix“The People vs. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story” (Netflix). Looking back into the American zeitgeist of 1. Watch Voodoo Lagoon Online Fandango. FX’s drama adaptation of the trial of the century is an enthralling 1. It’s brilliantly cast and captures the moment, with all its bizarre and upsetting ins and outs, extremely well.

Netflix“Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events” (Netflix). The book series of the same name contains 1. Netflix’s adaptation has an amazing cast and is funny throughout for kids and adults. Even though the story isn’t finished by the end of Season 1, it’s worth digging into the plight of the Baudelaire children in one go. Hulu“Shut Eye” (Hulu). An organized crime drama that’s kinda funny and a bit supernatural.

Shut Eye” is about grifters posing as psychics in Los Angeles, until Jeffrey Donovan (FX’s “Fargo”) hits his head and starts to see the future. Family drama gets out of control, as do murderous crime bosses. Netflix“3%” (Netflix). The first Brazilian Netflix original imagines a post- apocalyptic world where people compete for a chance to go somewhere better. Watch The Remains Of The Day Online Ibtimes.

Only 3 percent of candidates make the cut, and they often have to do so by screwing each other over. The possibility of entering utopia pushes the characters to their brinks and beyond, especially as they decide what they're willing to do to get there. Netflix“The OA” (Netflix). Diving deep into the "strange and mysterious serialized show" category is "The OA," about a kidnapped blind woman who returns to her hometown with the ability to see. The series gets even weirder after that, constantly posing mysterious questions about the woman's powers and her kidnapping. The strangeness only escalates, so binge now for a mystery to solve ahead of the show's second season.

Netflix“Black Mirror” (Netflix). There are actually four seasons' worth of episodes of “Black Mirror” available on Netflix, but at only six episodes each, the series is just contained enough that you can get through the whole thing in a couple of days.

It’s worth it, too, as “Black Mirror” puts a “Twilight Zone” twist on modern technology and human relationships. Amazon“Fleabag” (Amazon Prime). British comedy “Fleabag” is only six episodes long, which makes it perfect for a snowy Saturday or a lazy Sunday. Following Fleabag, a cynical, apathetic, perverted woman fighting to deal with modern life in London, the show gives a different take on modern comedies and dealing with issues like depression.

HBO“The Jinx” (HBO Go and HBO Now). The story of Robert Durst is a strange one, filled with disappearances, murder, dismemberment, and bad disguises. The six- episode documentary miniseries goes through the story of Durst's early life and the disappearance of his wife, through two other deaths, and ends with a possible bombshell break in the case.

It's the kind of binge watch material that's hard to pull away from. Netflix“The Fall” (Netflix). This British police procedural about a detective hunting a serial killer stars Gillian Anderson of “X- Files” fame and Jamie Dornan of “Fifty Shades of Grey.” Though it covers three total seasons, the shorter series of BBC shows means the grand total is just 1. HBO“Band of Brothers” (HBO Go and HBO Now). Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks produced this drama that follows the 1. Airborne through the European Theater in World War II.

Intense, personal and powerful, the 1. Netflix“The Crown” (Netflix). Delving into the story of the English royal family, “The Crown” finds all sorts of drama as Queen Elizabeth II struggles to bear the weight of royal succession. Despite covering the queen’s life over more than 6.

Netflix“Making a Murderer” (Netflix). This intensive documentary series covers the story of Steven Avery, who was exonerated of a rape accusation before being arrested for murder. The documentary covers the sorted story of the crime, the investigation, and the prosecution over 1. Avery is guilty along the way. Netflix“Lady Dynamite” (Netflix). Lady Dynamite” teams comedian Maria Bamford and “Arrested Development” creator Mitchell Hurwitz to bring a version of Bamford’s comedy to Netflix.

The surreal series follows a version of Bamford after she tries to rebuild her life and comedy career after getting treated for bipolar disorder, and with more episodes on the way, it’s a good one to spend a weekend on. Netflix“Crazy Head” (Netflix). British horror- comedy “Crazy Head” is about two women who can see demons. At first they think they’re crazy — but then they realize the demons are real. Over six episodes, Amy and Raquel battle the forces of evil, making it a funny experience that’s easy to knock out in a hurry. Hulu“1. 1. 2. 2. 6.

Hulu). Adapting Stephen King’s novel of the same name, “1.