10 Short Feel-Good Shows on Netflix You Can Watch in a Weekend
We're spotlighting 10 short, feel-good series currently on Netflix that'll wrap you up in a cosy blanket of happiness faster than you can say "pass the remote."
These aren't your endless soap operas or the kind of dramas that need a glossary to get through the first episode. Nope, these are the easy-watch kind, the shows you can dive into without having to hit pause to Google a plot point or character back story.
Misfit: The Series (2021, 8 episodes)
This series follows the life of Julia, a high school student who finds herself at odds with the school's hierarchy and norms, leading her and a group of like-minded 'misfits' to challenge the status quo, navigate teenage problems, and ultimately change their world for the better.
Blockbuster (2022, 10 episodes)
Set in the last remaining Blockbuster Video store, this workplace comedy delves into the lives of its quirky employees who are trying to keep the struggling store afloat, facing the challenges of a rapidly changing digital world and their interpersonal dynamics.
Pretty Smart (2021, 10 episodes)
A sophisticated intellectual Chelsea moves in with her bubbly, not-so-intellectual sister and three roommates in Los Angeles, leading to comedic clashes of culture and lifestyle as they help each other navigate love, friendships, and personal aspirations.
The Crew (2021, 10 episodes)
Centered around a NASCAR garage, this comedy series showcases the dynamics between the old-school crew chief and his eccentric team, grappling with the modernizations brought by the new boss, leading to humorous conflicts and a journey through the world of racing.
Country Comfort (2021, 10 episodes)
After her career takes a downturn, a young country singer becomes a nanny for a widowed cowboy and his five children, finding unexpected family bonds, new life directions, and musical inspiration amidst the chaos and charm of family life.
All About the Washingtons (2018, 10 episodes)
A retired hip-hop icon and his wife navigate life after fame, dealing with the challenges of raising a family, managing business ventures, and adjusting to life outside the spotlight, all while keeping their love and humor alive.
Dad, Stop Embarrassing Me (2021, 8 episodes)
A single dad and cosmetics brand owner tries to figure out fatherhood when his strong-minded teenage daughter moves in with him, leading to a series of comedic misadventures and heartwarming moments as they adjust to their new life together.
Mr Richy Rich (2015, 10 episodes)
The series revolves around Richie Rich, a child who turns vegetables into a clean energy source and becomes a trillionaire overnight, navigating the adventures and challenges of being the world's richest kid with his friends and robot maid.
The Big Show (2020, 9 Episodes)
Retired WWE wrestler Big Show tackles the challenges of everyday family life with his wife and three daughters, balancing his larger-than-life persona in the ring with the comical ups and downs of domesticity.
Northern Rescue (2019, 8 episodes)
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After the sudden death of his wife, a search and rescue commander relocates with his three children to his rural hometown, where the family navigates grief, new beginnings, and complicated interpersonal dynamics, amidst the backdrop of life-saving missions.
No need for a major time investment here, just a willingness to let these bite-sized series do their thing. They're like the best kind of weekend project: all the satisfaction, none of the stress. Perfect for when you want to chill but still feel like you've done something with your days off.