It's that time of the week where all you wanna do it flop down in front of the telly, kick off your shoes and binge watch something seriously great on Netflix.
What you don't want though, is to spend half the evening flicking mindlessly through random shite that's not even worth one episode.
So we're here to help. To end remote control fights and wasted TV viewing time.
Here's 10 slick new things to watch this week that you won't regret...
In case you missed it GLOW is now streaming on Netflix. If you love Big hair, body slams and an amazing 80s soundtrack, you’ll love GLOW – Gorgeous ladies of wrestling.
It's 1980s Los Angeles in this comedy series where an unemployed actress keeps her dream alive by portraying a female wrestler.
A thrilling new series follows Jean Holloway, a therapist who develops dangerous and intimate relationships with the people in her patients' lives.
In the final season, Sarah and her sisters scramble to protect Kira from Neolutionists and unravel a mystery that stretches back more than a century.
Catch up on previous episodes if you haven't seen this one already - it's brill.
Tilda Swinton, Jake Gyllenhaal and Paul Dano star in this drama about a girl who must keep a powerful company from abducting her pal, a gentle beast called ‘Okja’.
When the IMF is dissolved, Ethan Hunt and his allies launch their own war against the Syndicate, a group of renegade spies bent on world destruction.
In this absorbing crime drama, a successful and well liked night owner moonlights as a drug dealer to New York City’s A list users.
The last surviving member of a disgraced clan fights to save Eastern Europe from Dracula.
Inspired by the classic video game series for that nostalgia kick.
Comedians Nate Bargatze, Deon Cole, Fortune Feimster, Nikki Glaser, Dan Soder and Beth Stelling deliver sets in this new original stand-up series.
There's literally thousands of jokes so you're guaranteed to laugh at least once.
When an ailment threatens Grug's position as valley leader, Eep fills in. A star-crossed romance forces the Croods and the Broods to call a truce.
Gripping.
Grace finds romance. Yael faces an identity crisis. Frankie enters into an unconventional relationship. Saad struggles to be understood by his peers.
Give it a try.
