Teenage angst, fantasy, superheroes, ghosts, zombies, apocalypse, comedy, and romance are all the main subjects of these Netflix shows!

If it stars Reese Witherspoon and/or Jennifer Aniston, you know damn well it's gonna be a hit. There's Taraji P. Henson as Cookie in Empire, and a family that inherits a sugar cane farm on a show on OWN. Football games, bringing the dead back to life, a million little things, and Cybil Shepherd and Bruce Willis in Moonlighting. The Gallagher family is so "shameless" that it can leave us with only one question..."Who shot J.R.?"

With these shows you'll come across doctors, writers, family life on the prairie, police officers, detectives, crimes, murder, relationships, horror stories, zombies, the mob, a motorcycle gang, an Australian farm family, the British Empire of Downton Abbey, the nuns and midwives of Nonnatus House in 1960's England; Call the Midwife covers many stories on birth, diseases, life, and death, a "heavenly" family, a funeral home owning family, science, chemistry, drugs, and meth...and even a vigilante serial killer. Due to some of the graphic nature, content, and language of some of these episodes, please note and take caution that: VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED!

For the past 6 years, we've fell in love with The Pearson family and their life story. This Is Us will conclude after the upcoming sixth season in 2022. Another family that has been so beloved for many years, The Waltons, has really changed my life when I starting watching it for the first time last year. It's the family I always wanted. Zombies and The Walking Dead are overrated, in my opinion, but I DID watch a bit of TWD in season 9 for the (short-lived) character of Tammy Rose. This show, too, will conclude after it's eleventh season in 2022. And a show still going strong - with its ninth season set to premiere on Hallmark in 2022 - When Calls the Heart. There's just something about Hope Valley that draws you in and makes you feel like you're at home.

Aside from having a song by The Doors stuck in my head (and now it's probably in yours, too!)...I'm just checking in and updating y'all on where I'm at with peer support counseling, the pandemic, and being on the road! I hope this finds you all well!🙏🏽

We've got more high school drama, meets superheroes, vampires, aliens, Queens, and even Ghostface.

If you enjoy vampires, werewolves, and a bunch of teenage angst and high school and college drama and family issues...then chances are you like these shows; from Riverdale, Teen Wolf, Jane the Virgin, and One Tree Hill - the drama is endless.

Take a trip into Stars Hollow with Lorelai and Rory Gilmore. The crazy roller-coaster life of the Salinger family, and also the blended family of The Adams-Fosters. And, the crazy story on Finding Carter.

There's this girl named Betty, and boy, is she ever ugly! Perhaps all the "freaks and geeks" will befriend her. Then there's "Baby Daddy," based on the 1987 movie "Three Men and a Baby." Legends Carol Burnett, Donna Reed, and Patty Duke all starred in their own Sitcoms. Courteney Cox went from Monica Geller to Cougar Town. The Wayans' Brothers had their own version of SNL with "In Living Color." There's a kid named Chris, and everybody hates him. And finally, TV Land's longest running series ending this year starring Hilary Duff, "Younger."

Bang, zoom! Weeds. Do you know "who's the boss?" Write a letter, title it "Dear John." A life with Derek, and two and a half men, perfect strangers, Steve Harvey and Jeff Foxworthy. There's Kevin, too, but he can wait. You got a radio station on Cincinnati, while feeling hot in Cleveland. If you're engaged - beware - for there are rules to that "so called life." And we're "one on one" and "in the house" with Melissa and Joey and Mike and Molly.