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If you’re up in the air and in the mood for something cosy, these TV picks are perfect for warming you up from the inside out. From life-affirming dramedies to fan-favourite sitcoms, here are five shows that bring all the comfort to your seat — no blanket required.
New Girl
Jess Day (Zooey Deschanel) isn’t your average sitcom lead — she’s messy, clumsy, and overly sincere. After a rough breakup, she moves into a loft with three single guys: grumpy and unambitious Nick (Jake Johnson), smooth-talker Schmidt (Max Greenfield), and unpredictable Winston (Lamorne Morris). Together, they navigate the chaos of adulthood, from awkward dates to career missteps. New Girl thrives in those in-between moments, when they’re recovering from various romantic faux pas and job blunders. The will-they-won’t-they-get-together relationship between Nick and Jess also invests the show with emotional stakes. With sharp writing and endearing performances, New Girl captures the humour and joys of finding your people in unexpected places. Whether you’re rewatching it or discovering it for the first time, this series offers comfort, laughs, and a reminder that it’s OK to be a little weird.
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NEW GIRL follows five friends as they find their own places in the world.
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Abbott Elementary
Set in a school that’s constantly underfunded but never short on grit, Abbott Elementary is a love letter to teachers doing their best with too little. Created by Quinta Brunson, who honed her comedic voice at BuzzFeed and drew inspiration from her mother’s 40-year kindergarten-teacher career, the show mines humour from the challenges of educators, which include navigating bureaucracy, coming up with engaging lessons, and, of course, managing their own social lives.
Abbott Elementary is shot mockumentary-style (think The Office), bringing you into the daily chaos of a public school, where every small win is hard-earned, and every laugh comes with a pinch of realism. What sets Abbott Elementary apart from other sitcoms is its sincerity: the show is sharp without being cynical and heartwarming without being saccharine. Now in its fourth season, its characters have truly grown into their own.
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A workplace comedy following a group of dedicated, passionate teachers — and a slightly tone-deaf principal...
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Ted Lasso
At its heart, Ted Lasso is about how relentless optimism can shape lives for the better. Jason Sudeikis stars as the endlessly positive American football coach who is hired to manage a struggling UK football (or, as the Americans call it, soccer) club despite knowing next to nothing about the sport. What could have been a fish-out-of-water comedy evolves into something much deeper: a show about kindness, vulnerability, and leading with heart. Even though he’s going through a failing marriage, Ted has an unwavering belief in people that uplifts and transforms them. With sharp writing, lovable characters, and a whole lot of soul, Ted Lasso is a feel-good watch that will restore your faith in humanity.
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Camp Snoopy
Camp Snoopy brings the Peanuts gang to the great outdoors! Snoopy and the Beagle Scouts try to save their troop from being dissolved, while Charlie Brown and friends spend the summer at Camp Spring Lake. Packed with campfire stories, canoe trips, and plenty of chaos, this miniseries blends old-school charm with summer-holiday exuberance. But it’s not just frivolous fun — there’s heart here, too, with stories about crushes, homesickness, and growing up. Ultimately, Camp Snoopy celebrates friendship, teamwork, and finding joy in the little moments — it’s less a boot camp and more a pleasant get-together.
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Snoopy and the Beagle Scouts set off to the great outdoors to earn their badges.
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Shrinking
From the producers of Ted Lasso, Shrinking stars Jason Segel as Jimmy, a therapist who’s lost his wife, is tired of his job, and decides he’s done following the rules. He starts telling his clients exactly what is on his mind — to unexpectedly positive results. With Harrison Ford in one of his most brilliantly quiet roles as Paul, who’s part mentor to Jimmy and part reluctant grandfather figure to Jimmy’s daughter, Shrinking dives deep into the psychiatric profession and the intricacies of human relationships. It’s messy, tender, and unexpectedly uplifting — a story about life falling apart and the strange, beautiful ways we piece it back together again with the support of those who love us.
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Jason Segel and Harrison Ford star in this comedy series about a therapist who decides to be brutally honest.
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