15 Best TV Series for Binge-Watching With the Whole Family

1. Suburgatory

Big city teen Tessa gets a culture shock when her dad moves them to the suburbs. Think manicured lawns, plastic surgery, and teens who act way too adult. As Tessa navigates high school, makes unlikely friends, and adjusts to her new life, she learns the suburbs aren't as vanilla as they seem. A hilarious take on suburban life that'll make you reconsider those white picket fences.

2. The Middle

The Hecks – a middle-class family from Indiana – aren't your picture-perfect sitcom clan. Frankie, the mom, is doing her best juggling work and family. Her husband, Mike, isn't the most talkative but he sure has his moments. Their kids? Axl, the not-so-bright jock; Sue, the perpetually optimistic teen; and Brick, the quirkiest of them all with a love for books. Life's messy, but for the Hecks, it's just another Tuesday. And trust me, you'll see bits of your family in theirs!

3. Galavant

Imagine blending medieval tales with musicals. Meet Galavant: a knight in not-so-shiny armor seeking revenge against the evil King Richard, who stole his true love, Madalena. But twist – she doesn't want to be rescued! Knights, princesses, pirates, and tunes that'll stick in your head. It's a goofy, light-hearted take on classic tales. Is it historically accurate? Nope. Is it a barrel of laughs? Absolutely.

4. Speechless

Navigating high school is a task, more so for JJ DiMeo, a teen with cerebral palsy. With his fierce mom Maya advocating for him, the DiMeo family's antics shine a light on living with a disability without being preachy. From unconventional school lessons, unique communication styles, to sibling rivalries, the DiMeo's journey is an endearing watch. If you think your family's a handful, spend an episode with the DiMeos!

5. Better Off Ted

Ever wondered what goes on inside a mega-corporation? Ted Crisp is here to guide you through Veridian Dynamics, a company that creates... well, everything! From chairs that make workers more productive to weaponized pumpkins, there's never a dull moment. While Ted's job is managing eccentric scientists and handling corporate jargon, the real fun starts when office politics meet science experiments gone wrong. An office comedy without the usual clichés? Sign us up!

6. Raising Hope

When Jimmy Chance, a 23-year-old, becomes a single parent overnight, chaos ensues. With his quirky family's help – including his great-grandmother who's more eccentric than wise – Jimmy navigates parenting. From baby-proofing the house (and failing) to finding romance, the Chances are all about muddling through life. Who knew raising a baby could lead to so much comedy and a touch of heart?

7. The Finder

Walter Sherman, an Iraq War vet, has an uncanny ability: he can find anything. Lost your socks? Call Walter. Need to locate a person who doesn't want to be found? He's your guy. Teaming up with his legal advisor, a bar owner, and a US Marshal, Walter takes on cases that baffle the best. It's an unconventional detective show that might make you reconsider misplacing your keys.

8. About a Boy

Will Freeman's carefree, no-responsibility life gets a shake-up when a quirky 11-year-old, Marcus, moves next door with his single mom. From a weird encounter at a store to unexpected friendships, the duo navigates life. Will teaches Marcus to be cool, while Marcus gives Will a taste of responsibility. Two unlikely friends, countless adventures. Who knew an 11-year-old could be a grown-up's guide to life?

9. Life in Pieces

Four stories, one family. Each episode dives into the Short family members' lives: parents John and Joan; their three kids Matt, Greg, and Heather; and their respective families. Whether it's an awkward first date, a bizarre medical condition, or just regular family drama, the Shorts have it covered. It's life, in bite-sized, hilarious pieces. Sometimes, it's the little moments that matter, right?

10. Alex, Inc.

Ever dreamt of quitting your job and starting afresh? Alex Schuman did. Ditching his radio job to start a podcast company, Alex embarks on a roller-ahem, a slightly bumpy ride. With his supportive wife, two kids, and a cousin as his business partner, the Schumans juggle family and new business challenges. Spoiler: Entrepreneur life isn't as glam as it sounds, but it sure makes for great TV!

11. Bunheads

Dance lovers, this one's for you. Michelle, a former ballerina, finds herself teaching at her mother-in-law's dance school post a whirlwind marriage (and sudden widowhood). With quirky students and a small-town setting, Michelle's world of dance, drama, and unexpected family is a delightful twirl. Toe shoes and teen troubles, anyone?

12. The Class

Ever wonder what happened to your third-grade classmates? Ethan does, and a chance encounter with a former classmate sets off a series of reunions. From the guy who peaked in high school, the girl who's overachieving, to the couple that should've been – the show's a glimpse into the lives of folks you grow up with but might not really know. Old friendships, new dynamics, and plenty of "remember when" moments.

13. Happy Endings

Six friends, countless misadventures. When Alex leaves Dave at the altar, their friend group tries to stay tight-knit amidst the awkwardness. From brunches gone wrong, quirky business ventures, to navigating relationships, the gang's Chicago adventures are a laugh riot. It's like your group of friends – just with more misadventures and a lot more laughs.

14. Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23

Dreaming of New York? June's got you. Moving to the city for her dream job, she finds herself jobless and sharing an apartment with Chloe, a con-artist party-girl. From scamming neighbors, befriending a fictional version of James Van Der Beek, to tackling NYC, June's life is anything but ordinary. NYC might not be as glamorous as in the movies, but it's never dull!

15. Andy Mack

You think you know your family? Meet Andi Mack. A typical teen whose life does a 180 when her older sister Bex returns home. Plot twist? Bex reveals she's not Andi's sister but her mom! With Andi grappling to accept her reality, the show dives into her friendships, young romance, and the ever-complex family bond. Schools, crushes, and not-so-typical family dinners – this series has it all. It's a fresh take on the coming-of-age drama, and honestly? Every family needs a bit of Andi Mack's chaos!