Girlboss

My Rating: 5/5
Netflix or Hulu? Netflix
Synopsis: Inspired by Sophia Amoruso’s best-selling book, this series follows the rise of Amoruso’s multi-million dollar fashion empire, Nasty Gal. Britt Robertson plays the starring role of Sophia, a rebellious, broke anarchist who decides to start selling vintage clothing online. As her passion — and retail fashion empire — begins to grow, Sophia unexpectedly becomes a businesswoman, who starts realize the value (and difficulties) of being the boss of her own life. (via Google)

Young & Hungry

My Rating: 5/5
Netflix or Hulu? Netflix
Synopsis: Feisty young food blogger Gabi is desperate for a job. When she finds out wealthy tech entrepreneur Josh needs a personal chef, she wants the position. But Gabi must prove herself to Josh’s aide, Elliot, who would rather have his boss hire a famous chef. Gabi gets help from best friend Sofia and Josh’s housekeeper, Yolanda, in order to turn the opportunity into employment … and maybe love. (via Bing)

The Carmichael Show

My Rating: 3/5
Netflix or Hulu? Both (S1 & 2 are on Netflix and S3 is on Hulu)
Synopsis: Follows the life of stand up comedian Jerrod Carmichael as he navigates through life with his therapist in-training girlfriend and his heavily opinionated family. (via Bing)

Girl Meets World

My Rating: 5/5
Netflix or Hulu? Netflix
Synopsis: More than a decade after Boy Meets World (1993), Cory and Topanga Matthews are married and have two children. Their daughter, Riley, faces life lessons through her family, friends, and school–where her father is her history teacher–as her parents did when they were younger. (via Bing)

The Good Place

My Rating: 5/5
Netflix or Hulu? Both (S1 is on Netflix and S2 is on Hulu)
Synopsis: The Good Place is a town where those who have been good throughout their lives go once they have passed away. When Eleanor arrives at the Good Place, she realizes she has been mistaken for someone else, and seeks help from a new friend to earn her spot in the Good Place. (via Bing)

Don’t Trust the Bitch in Apt 23

My Rating: 5/5
Netflix or Hulu? Netflix
Synopsis: Chloe is a New York party girl with the morals of a pirate. She causes trouble for her naive small town roommate, June, and Chloe’s best friend, James Van Der Beek. (via Bing)

Baby Daddy

My Rating: 4/5
Netflix or Hulu? Netflix
Synopsis: A year after hooking up with a girl, Ben Wheeler, finds out he’s a dad. The baby is dropped off at his doorstep and Ben must now seek help from his brother Danny, his mom Bonnie, his best friend Tucker and his childhood friend Riley. Baby Emma helps Ben become a mature young man and father. Meanwhile feelings are being developed and some have long been there and a love triangle is created, who ends up with who? (via Bing)

xo, Hunida

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      1. Sounds good (: and ohh definitely check it out! Hilary Duff is in it, I actually really love it lol.
        And awww why? The Office is hard to get into the first season but it’s amazing afterwards lol. I just love it so much 😂

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        1. Ooh! Yeah! I’ve def seen that one on commercial. I never knew if I’d like it but maybe I’ll see if I can get into it. I do love Hilary Duff! 🤗
          I just hate the style of the Office. I can’t make myself like it. I’ve watched a bunch of diff episodes when other people watched it around me but I just can’t stand it! Lol.

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          1. Definitely at least check it out ☺️ I hope you like it, I find it entertaining!
            And gotcha! You almost have to watch it in order to really appreciate it, but I can respect it’s not everyone’s cup of tea lol. I just fell in love with it 😂

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    1. Me too, me too!! I think Young & Hungry was my favorite on this list. I was beginning to think I was really the only one who watched that one. 😀 You should watch the other ones when you have time, you might like ’em, too!

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    1. I LOVED Boy Meets World, too. Watching Girl Meets World made me tear up more than it should have because it brings up a lot of their old memories up. It’s so cute. It got cancelled though. I wish it would have had more seasons and an ending! But all the seasons that aired are on Netflix. 🙂 You should give it a shot! It’s a little kiddish but I liked it, lol.

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      1. Aw I will definitely give it a shot! I have been watching Fuller House – the newest version of Full House which was another childhood favorite of mine, and I love it haha. It’s really cheesy and I don’t expect anyone who didn’t like Full House to understand though. It’s definitely a nostalgia thing!

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        1. I liked Full House when I was younger but I remember I would have always rather watch something else. I have actually heard good things about Fuller House though! Maybe I’ll give it a shot, too. 😊

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    1. Ooh yeah, my boyfriend and I watched a few episodes of the first season but never picked it back up. It was actually very good! You should watch it! I’ve been thinking about starting it and finishing it this time. 😀

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  15. I’ve watched most of these and share the same opinion as you. You should check out A Typical and The End of the F***ing World. They’re Netflix originals that recently came out that are only 30 minute episodes. They’re not the greatest, but they were pretty good.

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    1. I actually did watch A Typical, I totally should’ve added it to this list. I really loved it!! I’ll have to check out The End of the Fucking World! Thanks for the suggestion. 😀

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