If the colder weather has you ready to stay in and watch some television, here are my five picks for shows that never go out of style.
How I Met Your Mother: In the year 2030, an architect named Ted Mosby sits down with his teenage son and daughter to recount the long, detailed story of how he met their mother. This American sitcom kicks off when Ted’s best friend and college roommate, Marshall Eriksen, gets engaged to his long-term girlfriend, Lily Aldrin. Seeing his best friends take the next step inspires Ted, a hopeless romantic, to go on his own quest to find his soulmate.
New Girl: After catching her boyfriend cheating on her, Jessica Day, an upbeat and quirky teacher, breaks up with him and moves into a spacious Los Angeles loft advertised on Craigslist. She discovers her new roommates are three single men.
Sterling Point: This Prime Video original follows a 17-year-old New York City planner Annie Jacobson and her twin brother, Connor, whose structured lives unravel after they inherit a private island in Muskoka, Canada from their estranged grandfather Gordon.
Gilmore Girls: Gilmore Girls follows Lorelai Gilmore, who becomes a mother at just 16, and her daughter Rory, in the charming, quirky fictional town of Stars Hollow, Connecticut. Their relationship is more like best friends or sisters than traditional parent and child.
Modern Family: This American mockumentary-style sitcom follows three interconnected, extended families living in suburban Los Angeles. The series explores modern parenting, marriage, cultural gaps, generational differences, and sibling dynamics, emphasizing that family is bound together by love and acceptance rather than just traditional structures.