Television Shows To Watch On Thanksgiving Weekend; Discovering Series That You Might Find Worth Of Your Time

Looking for the best TV show to lend your commitment to is never a hard task but the problem arises when the numerous list of shows are laid into your curious self,  discovering some series that you might find potential on lending your time where in fact, The time needed is not much. Maybe considering your limited tine would be a real genuine excuse.

Thus, as Thanksgiving is coming willingly- and, if you feel a bit gratified for a four-day weekend.

The following list serves two purposes:

1) Finishing the show in one long weekend has a high possibilty with our suggested mini-marathons ranging from five to 18 hours. And

2) these series can still watched, thanks for it being still on-air if you like it, there's more to watch more later!

Bonus: Some of these are even for the whole family so you won't have to spend weekends watching House Hunters because it's the only what is for the common good.

The Goldbergs (ABC)

Still perfect on its 2nd season kickoff,  a marathon of ABC's underrated comedy is, one of the time-consuming listed here, But it's also an easy watch and a pleaser of the crowd. In addition, Watching this fun-loving family is more fun when you watch it next to your family.

Outlander (Starz)

This drama which has a mere book as its basis doesn't return for the second half of its 16-episode first season until April 2015 but an binge-at-peace is a perfect way to  hop into this world. Also, Sam Heughan will have you gratifying for the cable's censorship.

The 100 (The CW)

There are 18 episodes running in no more than an hour, showing you the real inventive adventure that you might be craving fot. Put in the effort, Regret is far to happen!

You're the Worst (FX/FXX)

Maybe watching it with the curious kids will be a bad idea; Love-making is an inevitable part of the first two episodes, But catching up on the 10-episode first season of this un-PC comedy should never be rejected. Season 2 will premiere sometime next year on sister network FXX.

Transparent (Amazon)

You might wanna catch the 10 fine episodes before you'll get to see the actor and actresses saying their speech on the screen.

Constantine (NBC)

Spending the great weekend while watching a comic character fight demons as you punch your inner ones is never the worst. Yes, the show may not run for as long as you might want to but enjoying it in any possible way should matter.

Jane the Virgin (The CW)

There shouldn't be any hate towards this show, Although its rating is on down side,  The boring hours of one's life is the best time to open your heart to a frrsh start you might not have thought of.

Halt and Catch Fire (AMC)

You know it deep within that you are excited for the season 2.

Red Band Society (FOX)

This one knows how age can affect a good watching time, Thanks to it being suitable for the whole fam, Just please watch it. Less than 10 episodes into its first season, this show is running to be extinct, and my need for it to stay is haunting me.

Gotham (FOX)

Almost toward the end of the first half of its season, Gotham is slaying it -- and slaying people. Specifically, Oswald Cobblepot is slaying people. And it's near to perfect!

Fargo (FX)

Season 2 is on a great talks that it will quite vary in comparison to the last the creator admitted. But skipping the latest season is something you'll definitely miss.

Scorpion (CBS)

This bunch of tech-savvy intelligents who solve crimes suites well with the CBS family. If mom and dad have already been strained through all their NCISepisodes, encourage them to try this one on. Surprise may happen.

How to Get Away with Murder (ABC)

Murder seeming to be on a fun ride is something you might want to hop in. Also, I am in need of somebody whom I can rant about Wes and his disappoint taste on women to.

The Flash (The CW)

You may not have efficient time to catch up for others but having its four episodes would be a nice catch.

The Comeback (HBO)

The Comeback just recently, well, came back, wrapping up for its 2nd season. Hop in with Valerie Cherish's unusual journey by watching it from the very start.