Top 5 shows to binge-watch

 With all the streaming services right, now finding the right show to binge watch can be tedious. Today I will share my top five television shows that I believe are worth watching. I tried to include a mix of genres including crime, drama, and action, so there's a little something for everyone. Whether you are looking for intense storytelling, strong character development, or a laugh, these shows have it all.  With every show on the list, without spoilers I discuss plots, characters, and explain what made the show stand out to me. So, strap in here’s Top 5 shows to binge watch https://youtu.be/sSwGJ0t70pUsi=s95442qtAUkZCVj_  

 Amazon.com: Dexter: Season 1 : Michael C. Hall, Erik King, James Remar, Julie Benz, Jennifer Carpenter, C. S. Lee, Lauren Vélez, David Zayas, Michael Cuesta, Tony Goldwyn: Movies & TVSuits' exemplifies the downfall of TV shows that overstay their ...Community (TV Series 2009–2015) - IMDbPrime Video: Snowfall Season 1Better Call Saul | Rotten Tomatoes

Here are links to promos for 

snow fall: https://youtu.be/0yCoLNmhJWM?si=CK1D-mumos7tCFas

Community: https://youtu.be/sBCE9oIuN24?si=UjTA6nQZdYxnjPyE

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