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🎬 Binge & Bliss: My Favorite TV Shows & Movie Marathons 🍿
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items Whether you're curling up for a rainy day escape or pulling an all-nighter with a bottle of wine and a weighted blanket, this list is my go-to vault of utterly addictive, emotionally gripping, laugh-out-loud, can't-stop-watching TV shows and movies. ...
My ultimate comfort show—like chicken soup for the soul, with a side of sparkle. Bewitched is a charming, enchanting slice of 1960s television magic. Samantha Stephens, the impossibly graceful witch-next-door, tries to live a normal suburban life wit...
✨ Bewitched (1964–1972)
The original glam-meets-grit fantasy. Green Acres is a hilarious, offbeat treasure that flips the script on country living—with pearls on. Eva Gabor (Zsa Zsa’s real-life sister and just as iconic) plays Lisa Douglas, a Manhattan socialite uprooted to...
🌾 Green Acres (1965–1971)
A champagne-soaked daydream wrapped in couture and croissants. Emily in Paris is my guilty pleasure turned full-blown obsession. From the moment Emily lands in the City of Light with her bold lipstick and bolder ideas, it’s a whirlwind of jaw-droppin...
🗼 Emily in Paris (2020–)
Life is a banquet—and this film is the main course with a side of martini glamour. Rosalind Russell is Auntie Mame, in the only version that truly sparkles with grace, wit, and unstoppable style. Adapted from the Broadway hit, this dazzling technicol...
🎭 Auntie Mame (1958)
A cinematic jewel box lined with charm, melancholy, and unforgettable style. Breakfast at Tiffany’s isn’t just a film—it’s a cultural touchstone. Audrey Hepburn’s Holly Golightly is luminous: a social butterfly draped in Givenchy, balancing elegance ...
💎 Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)
Rom-com gold with the glow of natural light and newlywed chaos. Barefoot in the Park is an irresistible slice of 1960s charm starring a radiant Jane Fonda and impossibly handsome Robert Redford, crackling with chemistry as a young couple navigating m...
🌿 Barefoot in the Park (1967)
Witchy, wicked, and wildly addictive. I devoured every enchanting episode of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina—and then rewatched them again (and again). This isn’t your childhood Sabrina; it’s a stylish, shadow-drenched reimagining where spellwork meet...
🖤 Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (2018–2020)
A gloriously chaotic cocktail of teen drama, noir mystery, and comic book camp—with a color palette that slaps. Riverdale is pure binge-worthy madness in the best possible way. From its moody neon lighting to its retro-futuristic sets and show-stoppi...
🌈 Riverdale (2017–2023)
Dark, decadent, and dripping with Southern heat—True Blood is an unholy blend of supernatural seduction and backwoods bayou mystique. Set in the sweltering small town of Bon Temps, Louisiana, it’s packed with vampires, shape-shifters, witches, and mo...
🩸 True Blood (2008–2014)
A confection of a film—The Grand Budapest Hotel is what happens when cotton candy collides with high art. Directed by Wes Anderson in all his symmetrical, pastel-obsessed glory, this film is a visual feast wrapped in raspberry-pink fondant and served...
🎀 The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
Gossip, glamour, and just the right touch of garden-grown chaos. Desperate Housewives is the ultimate guilty pleasure, set against the meticulously manicured backdrop of Wisteria Lane—a deceptively picture-perfect street where secrets bloom as fast a...
🌸 Desperate Housewives (2004–2012)
If you grew up anywhere near the orbit of the 1980s, you know Elvira. The queen of camp, cleavage, and cutting one-liners, Elvira was (and still is) the sexiest witch in cinema—with a take-no-prisoners attitude and a wardrobe stitched from pure Hallo...
🕸️ Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (1988)
Three sisters, one spellbinding legacy, and so many demons to vanquish. The original Charmed is peak 90s/early 2000s witchy drama, and for me, it was a sacred daily ritual—watched during lunch breaks in the university cafeteria or tucked under a blan...
🔮 Charmed (1998–2006)
My animated happy place. Bob’s Burgers is the kind of show that wraps you in a warm, greasy hug and hands you a burger pun on a sesame seed bun. It’s clever, quirky, and surprisingly wholesome—with just enough absurdity to keep things deliciously wei...
🍔 Bob’s Burgers (2011–present)
This wasn’t just a show—it was a Sunday night sacred ceremony. After dinner with my best girlfriends in college, we’d huddle around the TV with wine (or cosmos if we were feeling fancy) and devour every stylish, scandalous, and soul-baring episode of...
👠 Sex and the City (1998–2004)
The next chapter in the Sex and the City saga—older, wiser, still wrapped in designer labels and complicated feelings. And Just Like That… brings back Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte as they navigate love, loss, friendship, and reinvention in modern-d...
💬 And Just Like That… (2021–present)
A sun-drenched fever dream of wealth, dysfunction, and slow-burning chaos. The White Lotus isn’t just a show—it’s a vibe. With razor-sharp writing, surreal humor, and drop-dead-gorgeous destinations, every season is like a luxurious vacation that spi...
🌴 The White Lotus (2021–present)
Possibly the most wholesome film ever made. While I adore the entire Paddington franchise, the second installment holds a very special place in my heart—and not just because of the moment he turns prison into a pastel pink paradise (though… iconic). ...
🧸 Paddington 2 (2017)
She’s back—and she’s wickedly wonderful. Agatha All Along brings the scene-stealing sorceress from WandaVision into her own deliciously dark spotlight. With gothic glam, sharp humor, and a hauntingly stylish aesthetic, this spin-off is a spooky trium...
🪄 Agatha All Along (2024– )
Fierce. Focused. Female-led and fully badass. Lioness is the kind of series that grabs you from the first scene and never lets go. With Zoe Saldaña at the helm, this show delivers sharp strategy, emotional depth, and relentless action—all wrapped in ...
🦁 Special Ops: Lioness (2023– )
From riches to rags to ridiculously good television—Schitt’s Creek is an absolute gem of a comedy. What starts as a story about a spoiled, out-of-touch family losing everything quickly transforms into one of the most lovable, laugh-out-loud, and life...
💰 Schitt’s Creek (2015–2020)
Kooky, creepy, and utterly captivating—Wednesday on Netflix is the reimagining I didn’t know I needed. Tim Burton’s gothic fingerprints are all over this moody masterpiece, bringing new life (and death) to the Addams Family universe. Jenna Ortega is ...
🕷️ Wednesday (2022– )
Come on, Barbie—let’s go existential. Greta Gerwig’s Barbie is a glitter-drenched, bubblegum-pink fever dream that manages to be both visually stunning and emotionally profound. What could’ve been just plastic nostalgia became a smart, self-aware, be...
🎀 Barbie (2023)
Think nail salon meets narcos—with a whole lot of leopard print, murder, and mayhem. Claws is a wildly fun, unapologetically over-the-top dramedy that follows a fierce group of Florida nail techs who get tangled up in the messy world of organized cri...
💅 Claws (2017–2022)
They’re rich, they’re in love, and they solve crimes in couture. Hart to Hart is pure vintage escapism—a deliciously glamorous mix of romance, mystery, and jet-set style. Jonathan and Jennifer Hart (played to perfection by Robert Wagner and Stefanie ...
💎 Hart to Hart (1979–1984)
Fashion? Yes. Champagne? Always. Boundaries? Nonexistent. Absolutely Fabulous is pure British comedy gold—bold, biting, and absolutely bonkers in the best possible way. Edina and Patsy are the high-fashion disasters we never knew we needed: over-the-...
🍸 Absolutely Fabulous (1992–2012)
Dark, daring, and dripping in drama—American Horror Story carved out a genre of its own: horror meets haute couture, with a healthy dose of psychological whiplash. While the more recent seasons have veered off the rails, the early seasons? Pure brill...
🩸 American Horror Story (2011–present)
Head over to my Bulletproof Blonde Blog where I spill the tea, toss the popcorn, and dive deeper into my favorite films, shows, and all things stylishly bingeable. From cult classics to hidden gems, sharp critiques to love letters in pink font—I cove...
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A spellbinding love letter to 1960s cinema, The Love Witch is so flawlessly styled, it feels like a lost classic—but it was actually filmed in 2016 with meticulous vintage precision. Every frame is soaked in saturated technicolor, velvet, eyeliner, a...
💋 The Love Witch (2016)
Baraka isn’t just a film—it’s an experience. A cinematic meditation that transcends language, borders, and time, this wordless documentary is a breathtaking global symphony of image and sound. Shot in 24 countries across six continents, it explores h...
🌍 Baraka (1992)
A light, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy with vintage charm and a surprisingly cheeky twist. I first watched If a Man Answers with my mom when I was home sick from school, and it instantly became one of those feel-good favorites. Sandra Dee is absolut...
📞 If a Man Answers (1962)