8 TV Shows the Bed Threads Team Are Binge-Watching Right Now

September 23, 2020 by Emily Royal

Hopefully by now you have discovered the deluge of brilliant TV shows on offer these days, one of the upsides of a growing field of streaming platforms and more time spent at home. This year in particular has brought a tonne of entertaining content across all of the most bingeworthy genres: glossy tear-jerkers like Away, empowering biopic series like Self Made, cinematic historical comedies like The Great, and popcorn-perfect reality shows like Selling Sunset.

If you're looking for something new to keep you cosy in the evenings—or whenever your downtime happens to take place—then look no further. Here are the binge-worthy TV shows we are binge-watching right now, from cult-classics to buzzy debuts.

I May Destroy You

"I'm currently watching I May Destroy You on Binge. I'd heard so much about it and it completely lives up to the hype. I've watched seven episodes in two days—that's how hooked I am! The characters are so three dimensional and the lead actress, Michaela Coel (who also wrote and directed the series), is captivating. It does explore some pretty heavy themes, so only watch it when you're in the mood to be moved."
—Steph, Digital Content Manager

Twin Peaks

"Right now I'm watching Twin Peaks for the first time and I'm obsessed! Already into season two and it's so weird and wonderful!"
—Ash, Customer Service

After Life

"I am watching After Life on Netflix, currently on season two. It's a really good British comedy-drama and Ricky Gervais is so good in it."
—Jarita, Customer Service

9-1-1

"I'm watching 9-1-1, which is show about emergency responders, made by the creators of American Horror Story. Loving the drama. Makes me want to be a firefighter, then I remember I'm afraid of heights."
—Sam, Customer Service

Succession

After it won the Emmy for Best Drama I started rewatching Succession, one of the smartest and most original series I've seen in a long time, which is about a fictional media empire and the family behind it. It's the funniest drama on TV, and Nicholas Braun's performance as cousin Greg is something very special. It's also the only series I don't skip the intro on—the theme song gets me every time."
—Emily, Editor

Giri/Haji

"Right now I'm watching Giri/Haji, which is a British series set in both London and Tokyo, so the dialogue is English and Japanese. It's about a Japanese detective who goes to London looking for his brother, who was assumed dead but might still be alive."
—Alan, Founder