Streaming Shows to Get Addicted to and Binge On All Summer Long. As all your favorite TV shows come to an end (some just for the season and others, well, forever), it's hard to know what to do with your couch time. Now that your DVR isn't filled with episodes of Grey's Anatomy and Empire, you're going to need something else to watch– and you can only handle so many episode of House Hunters International in a row. Whether you're still mourning the end of Downtown Abbey's dramatics or missing the laughs of Broad City, here are some a zillion suggestions for your summer of online binge- watching. Just don't blame us when you end up with a subscription to every streaming service on the planet by August. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. If you miss New Girl, binge…Happy Endings (Hulu)Hulu.

Ah, Happy Endings, one of the best TV comedies ever, which was unfortunately canceled after only three seasons on ABC. The quirky buddy comedy trails the antics of six friends in Chicago, always finding humor in both the ridiculous and the heart- warming moments. It's got the specific idiosyncrasies of New Girl, as well as its overall sweetness (plus, the two shows share a cast member in Damon Wayans Jr.). There have been recent rumors of a fourth season and our fingers are perpetually crossed.

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Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. After 3. 0 Rock, Tina Fey created this Netflix original series, the story of a woman who is freed after spending her life kidnapped in a bunker. It sounds dark, but it's actually hilarious, and Ellie Kemper is a dream as the chipper Kimmy. The second season appeared earlier this year and gives even more insight into the absurdist characters who surround the lead. Bonus: Lisa Kudrow as Kimmy's mom. The IT Crowd (Netflix)Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

British comedy The IT Crowd is not to be missed. The show's four seasons are set amongst the tech support workers at a large corporation and it really amps up the social awkwardness of its characters, which include Chris O'Dowd's hilarious Roy. Like on New Girl, you really root for the characters, even when they are being totally inept.  If you miss Grey's Anatomy, binge… Call The Midwife (Netflix/PBS. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. The East End of London in the 1.

BBC show Call The Midwife, a drama series about a group of midwives helping make childbirth safe for the poor community. If you miss the emotional medical cases and strong female characters of Grey's. Anatomy, this show will offer a respite over the summer months. It has six seasons–not quite as many as Grey's–and will give you that same melodramatic feel and teary- eyed moments. A Young Doctor's Notebook (Netflix)Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. If you've slept on this show you may be surprised to hear that it stars Jon Hamm and Daniel Radcliffe.

Both actors play the same small village doctor, who has comedic interchanges with himself as he deals with the struggles of being a physician at the beginning of the Russian Revolution. It's a limited series that currently offers two seasons and it's both strange and memorable. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Hart of Dixie (Netflix)If you're looking for less tragedy and more pluck than Grey's Anatomy has to offer, check out Hart of Dixie, which stars Rachel Bilson as a charming big city doctor who relocates to a small town in the South. The show, which was sadly canceled last year, is cute and fun, more focused on dating drama than actual medical efforts, and Bilson is very likeable as Dr. Zoe Hart. Plus, cute boys. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below If you miss The Good Wife, binge…Damages (Netflix)If you already miss Alicia Florrick (and her incredible wardrobe), try Damages, a five- season crime drama that ended in 2. The series stars Glenn Close and Rose Byrne, both of whom star as high- powered lawyers. It's inherently a thriller, with crazy plot twists and surprises, and will have you on the edge of your chair at the end of every episode.

Also: the clothes are on point. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. White Collar (Netflix)Before Matt Bomer was starring alongside Lady Gaga on American Horror Story he was playing a con man on USA's series White Collar. On the show, the FBI enlists Bomer's Neal Caffrey to help catch fellow criminals. It's compelling and you've got six seasons to get through, which should help ease the pain of The Good Wife's departure from TV. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

House of Lies (Amazon/Showtime Anytime)Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. House of Lies follows a group of management consultants who have very few morals and will go to any lengths necessary to get the job done. Its fifth and final season is currently airing (farewell, old friends), and watching Don Cheadle's Marty Kaan manipulate his way through the show is reminiscent of the manipulative characters on The Good Wife.

Because this one is on Showtime, however, House of Lies is far crasser, taking advantage of its pay- cable ability to show lots of sex.  If you miss Empire, binge… Love & Hip- Hop (Hulu/VH1. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Reality show Love & Hip- Hop follows real life rapper wives who have supported their husbands' careers and now want the spotlight (sound familiar, Cookie?).

It has three spin- offs, in Atlanta, New York, and Hollywood, and balances straight- up drama with a voyeuristic look into the lives of the rich and famous. The music isn't quite as good as Empire's, but the antics prove that the fictional series isn't stretching reality all that much.  Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Nashville (Hulu)Nashville may have ended its run this week (tear!) but you can still enjoy four seasons of the country music drama. And we do mean drama.

The show, like Empire, is a tumultuous, soap- like up and down and it will suck you in immediately. Plus, the music is seriously good, even if you aren't a country fan.

And did we mention Connie Britton? Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Being Mary Jane (Netflix)The BET series Being Mary Jane, which comes back for a fourth season soon, features Gabrielle Union as a cable news anchor on the rise in her career.

Her wardrobe is immaculate–although not as wild as Cookie's–and it's fun to live vicariously through her lifestyle as she searches for herself in Atlanta. It's a sweeter, nicer show than Empire, which may be much- needed after the insanity of this season and its finale. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

If you miss The Walking Dead, binge…i. Zombie (Netflix/Hulu)Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

The CW's quirky zombie series i. Zombie has a very different tone than The Walking Dead, but it will satiate your need for flesh- eating monsters all over the screen.

The series, created by Veronica Mars mastermind Rob Thomas, follows a morgue worker who also happens to be undead. She tries to get a handle on her love life, career, and the hoards of zombies trying to take over Seattle and murder us all. You know, like any average twenty- something. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.