What to Watch?

You don't just want empty entertainment; you also require enrichment from what you watch. Documentaries are the right choice for you. Though some people think documentaries are only about history, the truth is that you can find a show about almost anything that interests you.

You are a people person, and you prefer social interactions even in the programs you watch on TV. Reality TV is perfect for you because you can watch what goes on in other people's lives. Often, these programs generate plenty to discuss when you see your friends in real life.

You like suspense and action, but you don't have time to sit down for a movie. Game shows will provide the thrills you seek in a neat thirty-minute program. The best part is that you can play along! If you get enough practice at home, you can apply to become a contestant!

You aren't looking for a serious commitment. Sitcoms, especially comedies, will give you the entertainment you are looking for without taking up too much of your precious time. You are not left with a cliffhanger at the end of an episode either, so you can enjoy the program without feeling like you will miss something if you don't tune in next week.

You enjoy a good story, but you want to feel that the characters are realistic. Drama is the genre for you. There are plenty of shows on TV, but you may consider attending a live play in a theater for a change of pace. Dramas always include a conflict, perhaps among the characters, or even an internal struggle or a battle against nature.

You don't just want a one-hit wonder. You want to involve yourself long-term in the plot of a story. What you need is a good TV series that you can watch every week or binge watch for a couple of hours. Don't limit yourself to programs that air in your country. The Internet allows you to access many international programs.