21 Greatest Shows to Binge on Paramount+ Right Now
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After a long day of work and taking care of your family, sometimes you just want to kick back in your most comfortable chair under your favorite fuzzy blanket and watch a few episodes (or four or five or six...) of your favorite show. But with so many shows streaming on so many different services, it can be hard to know where to find your old standbys or discover something new.
Look no further than Paramount+ for a huge library of popular shows, unique content, and original programming for your next weeknight TV watching. On this list we've pulled together some of the best shows Paramount+ has to offer. They've got everything from old standbys like Survivor and Criminal Minds, captivating thrillers like the Rabbit Hole and SEAL Team, and get even more of your Yellowstone fix with the period prequel 1923 starring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren. Looking for a modern take on a blast from the past? Don't miss the new Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies and a hot new serialized version of the 1980's film Fatal Attraction. Want more show recommendations? Don't miss our Best Shows to Watch on Apple TV+.
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1923
The Great Depression and Prohibition play central characters in this Yellowstone prequel starring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren, so you'll be able to get even more of your Dutton family fix. Great news! If you get hooked on the first season, it's already been picked up for season 2.
1883
If you're a Yellowstone fan and haven't watched 1883, what are you waiting for? The all-to-short 10 episode series ended after just one season, but it's worth watching for moving performances by Sam Elliott, Tim McGraw, and Faith Hill.
Picard
The famed Captain Picard returns to space adventures in this new series (now on its third season!). Despite his best intentions to retire and tend to his wine vineyards, Admiral Jean-Luc Picard, is called upon to help save the galaxy with a rag tag group of of Starfleet renegades.
Mayor of Kingstown
This contemporary crime drama follows a Michigan family intricately connected to the criminal justice system in their small town. Starring Jeremy Renner, this show tackles real hot button issues like the prison system, systemic racism, and corruption.
Why Women Kill
Each season tells a different story of what lead to a death at the hands of a woman, in this dark quirky comedy anthology series.
Rabbit Hole
This spy thriller starring the 24 hero himself, Kiefer Sutherland, is a wild ride through the depths of corporate espionage. New episodes are released weekly, so if you truly want to binge you'll have to wait until all have aired.
The Offer
Follow along during the highs and lows of filming the Oscar winning movie by Francis Ford Coppola, The Godfather. Miles Teller, Juno Temple, Giovanni Ribisi, and Colin Hanks star.
Tulsa King
A big New York mafia boss is released from prison and exiled by his crew to Tulsa, Oklahoma. He begins to form his own crew as he gets to know the locals. The Sylvester Stallone-starring series has been picked up for a second season.
Star Trek Discovery
Encountering new worlds and civilizations, the crew of the USS Discovery explore the vast universe in the years prior to the original 1960's crew of the USS Enterprise.
The Good Fight
This follow-up series to The Good Wife will keep you on the edge of your seat as it celebrates girl power as two lawyers rebuild their reputations and careers.
The Game
This series highlights the influence of a group of WAGs (Wives and Girlfriends) of pro football players who manage more than just the relationship but also the careers of their men.
Fatal Attraction
Starring Joshua Jackson (grown-up Pacey, anyone) and Lizzy Caplan the series explores infidelity, mental illness, and control in a modern remake of the 80's movie. (Streaming April 30th)
Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies
Discover the origin story of the infamous "Pink Ladies" (depicted in the film Grease) and their influence on Rydell High. (Streaming April 6th)
SEAL Team
Get an inside look into the pressures of the unique brotherhood of an elite SEAL Team as they go on dangerous missions around the globe.
Criminal Minds
This long-running series follows and elite team of FBI profilers who investigate the minds of the most dangerous criminals with the hopes of catching them in their tracks. If you have a hankering for some true crime vibes, there are 17 seasons to keep you occupied. The new Criminal Minds: Evolution has been picked up for a second season, so there's more to come.
FBI True
Follow real-life FBI agents as they investigate some of the most famous cases.
Survivor
The OG reality show Survivor has 44 seasons of streaming pleasure on Paramount+. Binge all your favorite players, villains, and winners, and of course, plenty of host Jeff Probst as they compete in challenges and try to avoid getting voted out of the tribe.
Blue Bloods
Tom Selleck stars as New York Police Commissioner Frank Reagan, the Reagan family patriarch and head of a long line of cops and law enforcement professionals. Fans will be excited to learn that a 14th season is in the works.
Ghosts
A young couple from the city inherit an old manor and get excited about fixing it up, only to discover that it is haunted by quite a number of hilarious ghosts.
The Equalizer
Like a modern day Robin Hood, helping the unfortunate and the "little guy," Robyn McCall (played by Queen Latifah) plays average single mom by day and guardian angel by night.
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