The Best TV Shows For People Who Think They’ve Watched Everything Already

'REALLY good, it's like Lost meets Mean Girls,' says Jess Barrett.

Honestly, I never would've watched this had it not been recommended by friends whose cultural opinion I always trust. So, let us be that friend to you. This Scottish half hour comedy will have you laughing like mad. And is a perfect half hour treat between the news (/horror show) and bedtime.

'Watch from the start and you've got a good 200 hours of entertainment ahead of you and what could be better than that?' says Jess.

'For any Power fans, the new spin off Power Book II: Ghost is actually really good and has Mary J Blige - who is amazing - in,' says Georgia Aspinall.

For anyone not sure about how they feel about True Crime anymore, this is a great gamechanger as Madison Hamburg unpicks the complicated story of his own mother's life – and eventual murder – while interviewing his own family members.

Please, please, try this show, you will love it, promise. Just try one. It's a French comedy (WAIT!) about a group of agents to film stars - each episode features a movie star (think Extras) and it'll have you laughing, crying and longing for a trip to Paris.

On an island of haves and have-nots, teen John B enlists his three best friends to hunt for a legendary treasure linked to his father's disappearance.

A UK classic that probably doesn't get the credit it deserves – one where you'll constantly be like, 'Oh that's where they're from!'

'So brilliant but hardly ever gets mentioned,' says Jenny Croall.

'This is the show for anyone who loves Motherland and is a stressed parent – basically all of us right now!' says Nathan Higham

A new series is starting up too of this Australian gem… The antipodean version is like our version, but kind of mixed with Love Island. And we're into it. A new crew also are, so come join.

The trials and tribulations of two couples living under the same roof trying to keep their dreams alive while not wrecking everything around them.

Chances are you will have seen and even shared all the memable moments in this genius show following two 20-something best friends.

A glimpse into the outrageous lives and loves of those responsible for the global women's magazine, "Scarlet."

'I would watch Zoe Kravitz do anything,' says Laura Jordan. Yeah, fair play actually...

'It's a jail documentary where they send volunteers into prison to report on contraband, gangs and jail operations. It is literally so dramatic and very American but so bingeable... I watched a whole season in like two days,' says Georgia. 'Season 2 is on Netflix right now and then seasons 5 and 6 on Prime but it's reality so you don't have to watch it in order.'

Every woman of a certain age will always have a David Duchovny thing left over from X Files – so enjoy this series where he plays troubled author Hank Moody, who moved from New York to LA.

Not enough people have watched this amazing series set in the underground world of 1980s New York ball culture. So if it's been on your culture to-do list for a while, now's the time.

The Wire's forgotten little brother.

If you need a half hour sitcom easy watch you might not have already seen 17 times, give this a go. See also Don't Trust the B In Apartment 23.

A forgotten gem it's worth going back to.

'If you're a sucker for a romantic costume series try Reign!' says Annie Vischer. 'It's based (VERY loosely) on the story of Mary Queen of Scots and begins during her time at the French court (we're talking mid 1500s so think Tudor style dresses). There are four seasons to get through and each one is bursting with romantic forest scapes, castles and jewel tones – perfect winter viewing. A little cheesy at times but no more so than Bridgerton.'

Before we knew Kristen Bell from our endless repeats of Frozen (just our house?), she was Veronica Mars, teenage private eye. We feel like we missed this teen-show by being a bit older the first time round and now we've regressed, it might be perfect.