Share Our Lives: Shows I Just LOVE to Binge

It's the second Monday and time for Share Our Lives. The monthly link up where we share snippets of our lives.

I was thrilled when we decided to share binge worthy shows this month. I'm also running out of things to watch so I hope you all have some great ideas!  


I had lots of great ideas for this post but I decided to list those shows that I have enjoyed re-watching while binging or binged all once in their entirety since they're older shows. 


 

Shows like:

Cougar Town


 

Schitt's Creek


 

Gilmore Girls


 

Friends


 

American Housewife


 

The Big Bang Theory


 

Grace & Frankie


 

Modern Family 


 

Life in Pieces


 

So Help Me Todd


 

The Resident 


 

Younger

 

Mom


 

Hot in Cleveland

 

I hope you join us next month when we'll be talking about our most frequent grocery store buys. 


 

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  1. Handmade in IsraelFebruary 9, 2026 at 5:15 AM

    Such a fun post! Who doesn't love to binge watch Friends and The Big Bang Theory? Have you seen Ginny & Georgia? I think you would like that too.

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  2. HollyFebruary 9, 2026 at 6:15 AM

    Some great ones here!~ Thanks for sharing- will definitely refer back to your list!

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  3. Amy ScottFebruary 9, 2026 at 6:51 AM

    Tom and I loved Life in Pieces when it was on regular tv - we waited a week to watch the next episode. So cute!

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  4. Maria RineerFebruary 9, 2026 at 6:53 AM

    I haven't heard of some of these (I don't watch any network TV so unless a show becomes so popular it's part of the zeitgeist, then I don't hear about it). I think the only show I've seen more than once is Gilmore Girls. I'm not a fan of rewatching shows. I get an F in pop culture, I know!!

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