Classic Thanksgiving TV Episodes to Rewatch Over and Over

The Best TV Shows Of 2023

National Treasure: Edge of History — On Disney+

While this show technically premiered at the end of 2022, it ended after the new year so we didn't want to miss the chance to recommend it! Edge of History follows Jess and her friends, who find themselves in a race against dangerous black market dealer Billie for an ancient treasure. Even though it can be little cheesy at times, the treasure hunting and themes of loyalty and friendship make this show pure fun. It's also a great option for younger family members.

Kaleidoscope — On Netflix

This groundbreaking limited series features eight episodes surrounding a heist, covering a period of 25 years. Every episode takes place during a different point during those 25 years, and while it features both internal and external threats, the truly unique thing about this show is that you can change the order that you watch the episodes and get a different viewing experience every time.

Ginny & Georgia: Season 2 — On Netflix

The new season of Ginny & Georgia finds Ginny wrestling with the knowledge that her step-dad died at the hands of her mother. Georgia, however, would rather focus on the present, but it doesn't take long for her to realize that the past always catches up to you.

Velma — On HBO Max

This updated take on Mystery Inc. stars Mindy Kaling, Sam Richardson, Glenn Howerton, and Constance Wu as the members of the Scooby gang. The season follows the group as they solve a mystery, with an emphasis on the underrated genius that is Velma. Fair warning: this is one cartoon that probably isn't for kids.

Break Point — On Netflix

This docuseries spends a year following a group of tennis players around the world as they compete in ATP and WTA tours. Featuring highs and lows for each member, you'll get a glimpse of what it looks like to be one of the best players in the world.

The Last of Us — On HBO Max

Joel (Pedro Pascal) smuggles Ellie (Bella Ramsey) out of a quarantine zone and across postapocalyptic America in this show based on the 2013 PlayStation game. Every turn is full of danger, threats, and humans infected with a deadly fungus. The show has been a smash hit and is already being considered for the 2023 Emmys. The B+C team is obsessed.

Love Island UK: Season 9 — On Hulu

This reality show follows a group of glamorous singles living together in a beautiful villa. They make connections and fall in love while the audience at home watches — an audience who also decides who gets to stay, and who has to leave.

How I Met Your Father: Season 2 — On Hulu

Hilary Duff returns as Sophie in this sitcom revolving around a group of 20- and 30-something friends figuring out life in New York City. After revealing that she actually met her son's father in the first episode of season 1, we hope we find out his identity this season!

Wolf Pack — On Paramount Plus

Even though it's within the Teen Wolf universe, Wolf Pack follows a new cast of characters (including Sarah Michelle Gellar, who's been in everything from Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Do Revenge). Two teens discover that they're werewolves, and that they have to figure out how to survive, after a wildfire brings an unusual creature to the forefront.

Poker Face — On Peacock

Natasha Lyonne and Rian Johnson's murder mystery focuses on Lyonne's character, a nomad who solves crimes thanks to her ability to always know when someone is lying. Instead of the usual suspense plot of murder mysteries, the crimes happen early in the episodes so you can watch her process.

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Lockwood & Co. — On Netflix

Anthony Lockwood runs the only ghost-fighting company without adult supervision. Paired up with George and Lucy, Lockwood battles otherworldly spirits and inadvertently changes the course of history forever.

Frozen Planet 2 — On BBC America and AMC Plus

These six episodes (with Sir David Attenborough as narrator) allow you to learn about animal life in the coldest corners of the earth from the comfort of your cozy couch.

You: Season 4 — On Netflix

The newest season of this hit show finds Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) in London, where he now goes by the name of Jonathan Moore and is joined by a whole new cast of characters. Joe might be masquerading as a normal professor, but we know that there's nothing normal about him.

Outer Banks: Season 3 — On Netflix

The Pogues (including Chase Stokes, Madelyn Cline, Madison Bailey) have been stranded on a desert island without the treasure in Outer Banks 3. They're enjoying their time in the sun, until they realize that Rafe and Ward, as well as a new dangerous Caribbean Don, are still after the treasure. The stakes are getting higher, and they need to stick together to make it out alive.

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Daisy Jones And The Six — On Prime Video

Riley Keough stars in this drama, based on the novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid. Just like the book, Daisy Jones follows a rock band in the 1970s, and all the drama and intrigue that comes along with their rise to fame. While the story and characters are fictional, Reid did draw inspiration from the drama behind Fleetwood Mac.

Shadow and Bone: Season 2 — On Netflix

Alina Starkov (Jessie Mei Li) teams up with old friends and new allies to find the mythical creatures that will amplify her powers of light, while General Kirigan (Ben Barnes) has a whole new army of shadow monsters. Meanwhile, Kaz Brekker (Freddy Carter) and the Crows get the chance to embark on a deadly heist, where they find their paths crossing with Alina's yet again.

Extrapolations — On Apple TV+

This anthology series explores how the effects of climate change can impact every aspect of life, and with names like Meryl Streep, Kit Harrington, and Gemma Chan involved, we're sold.

Yellowjackets: Season 2 — On Showtime

Jumping back and forth between a high school soccer team that gets stranded in the woods 25 years ago and their present-day counterparts, the new season of this hit show promises surprising cast members, power struggles, and revelations about which Yellowjackets survive to see adulthood.

Succession: Season 4 — On HBO Max

The latest (and final) installment in this series finds the family of characters divided over the potential sale of their media conglomerate, and worried about what their lives will look like in the aftermath.

Riverdale: Season 7 — On The CW

The year is 1955 and Archie and the gang are teenagers again. Taking inspiration from the Archie comics, the final season of Riverdale picks up where after Cheryl saves the town and everyone wakes up the day after James Dean's death. The catch? Jughead is the only one who remembers the present.

Beef — On Netflix

After Danny, a failing contractor, and Amy, a self-made entrepreneur, get into a road rage altercation, their feud begins to unravel their relationships with the people around them.

Love Is Blind — On Netflix

The hit reality show returned with a fourth season and a new group of lovebirds. Aside from the regular ups and downs of the series, this season in particular made headlines both because of hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey and the chaos of its live reunion.

The Last Thing He Told Me — On Apple TV+

In this limited series, Hannah must find out the truth when her husband disappears and she's left alone with her 16-year-old stepdaughter Bailey. Check out our interview with Angourie Rice, who plays Bailey!

XO, Kitty — On Netflix

This To All The Boys I've Loved Before follows Lara Jean's little sister Kitty as she embarks on a journey to Seoul, South Korea. It doesn't take Kitty long to realize that she only thinks she knows everything about love.

City On Fire — On Apple TV+

After an NYU student is found dead in Central Park, the investigation reveals a connection to a string of fires popping up around the city.

Queen Charlotte — On Netflix

This Bridgerton prequel explores the life of Queen Charlotte, and how her relationship with King George changes society forever.

New TV Shows Coming In 2023

American Born Chinese — On Disney+ May 24

Between his high school and family drama, Jin Wang (Ben Wang) has a complicated life. But things are about to get even more complicated when Jin meets a new student on the first day of school and finds himself in the middle of a battle between Chinese mythological gods. The series also features powerhouse actresses Michelle Yeoh and Lucy Liu.

Secret Invasion — On Disney+ June 21

While much of the MCU travels outside of the regular world, Secret Invasion will do the exact opposite; Skrulls (shapeshifting aliens) have invaded every powerful industry in the world in their mission to bring an end to the earth's protection before anyone even knows what's coming.

Loki: Season 2 — On Disney+ October 6

The new season of the Marvel show picks up where season one ended. Tom Hiddleston (who plays the titular trickster god) gave a glimpse into the new season during last year's D23 Expo: "Loki is back at the TVA, he’s had a very difficult confrontation with Sylvie, and Mobius and Hunter B-15 don’t know who he is."

All the Light We Cannot See — On Netflix November 2

Based on the book of the same name, All The Light We Cannot Seefollows two teens on opposing sides of World War II. Marie-Laure Leblanc is a blind French girl living with her uncle on the coast, while young Werner Pfennig is forced to join the Nazi youth in Germany. As they grow, facing personal struggles and warfare, their paths cross in the most unexpected ways.

Echo — On Disney+ November 29

This spinoff of 2021's Hawkeye will explore the origin story of Maya Lopez — and how quickly she learns that she can't escape her past.

The Chosen: Season 4 — Streaming in 2023

This show, which follows the journey of Jesus through the eyes of the people around him, has broken records across the board. Season four will see political tensions continue to rise between the Jews and the Romans.

Call Her Daddy is ranked number two on the Spotify podcast charts (and it's the most listened to show by women) for good reason — host Alex Cooper gives an unfiltered look at her personal life and is known for candid and raw celebrity interviews with the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Cole Sprouse. Cooper was reportedly paid $60,000,000 for her three-year podcast deal with Spotify — making her one radio mogul to watch.

Gen Z darling Emma Chamberlain launched a near stream-of-conscious show where she talks about everything from minimalism, dopamine detoxes, marriage, Coachella fashion, and whatever else comes to mind. Expect advice, interviews, and an up-close-and-personal look inside the mind of one of this generation's top creators.

If you don't have time to dive into the latest and juiciest celeb read, hosts and comedians Claire Parker and Ashley Hamilton have you covered. Each week, they break down the funniest bits and need-to-know passages from new and iconic celebrity memoirs from the likes of Prince Harry, Amy Poehler, Sophia Amoruso and more.

The premise behind this new podcast on Spotify is that we should pass the mic to older women more often. So every week, Seinfeld and VEEP icon Julia Louis-Dreyfus sits down with other legendary women who are in the later chapters of their lives to glean all of their incredible wisdom.

Longtime besties Rickey Thompson and Denzel Dion share hot takes on today's trends and offer up personal tidbits about their dating lives, careers, and more in this spicy and fun show.

Let's be real — gossip can be fun, especially when it's low stakes and has absolutely nothing to do with your own life. Kelsey McKinney (host) and Alex Sujong Laughlin (producer) curate quite the collection of guests to hop on their show, talk about their relationship to gossip in general, and dig into a very involved piece of gossip they heard from a "friend of a friend." The amount of times I've literally LOL'd throughout episodes is...exponential.

If you're already obsessed with A24 flicks like Everything Everywhere All At Once, Midsommar, Uncut Gems, Moonlight, and more, you pretty much need this podcast in your life. There are no hosts, no ads, and no rules, so just about anything can happen.

This ranks high as a personal favorite podcast thanks to Dax Shepard and co-host Monica Padman's easy-going interview style with mega-watt celebrities. Recent guests include Paris Hilton, Jake Gyllenhaal, Alison Roman, Jenna Ortega and lots more. Tune in for a healthy dose of armchair therapy, emotional exploration, and plenty of giggles in between.

From The New York Times, The Daily is a bite-sized show which breaks down the top news stories of the day from hosts Michael Barbaro and Sabrina Tavernise. It drops everyday by 6 a.m. which makes it an ideal car listen if you're a commuter and is generally helpful in keeping you up to date on the most relevant world news.

Our Sundays pretty much revolve around the ground-breaking HBO TV series,Succession, so it's only natural to jump into the corresponding podcast as well. Kara Swisher brings on show-runner Jesse Armstrong, among other top executives, writers, and actors from the hit series to offer behind-the-scenes details about each episode. The insights are mind-expanding and deliver a whole new perspective on the Roy family. Plus, once the show inevitably comes to its season four conclusion, you can go back and listen to feed your withdrawal symptoms.

I will consume anything Anne Helen Peterson creates, be it her think pieces on millennial burnout or her viral and resonate tweets. So it's no surprise I jumped right into her new podcast which tackles such topics as what to do when your industry is failing, how to care about your job less, and how to manage remote work the right way. Each episode delivers practical career and work advice you can take to heart.

Host Sarah Marshall demystifies all the hot topics you think you know everything about, from Princess Diana and the O.J. Simpson trial to how the world became obsessed with email. Each episode will energize your mind with new learnings and perspectives without trying too hard. Might I add this podcast is great for road trip binging.

Slow Stories explores living, working, and creating more intentionally in our digital age. Each episode features a conversation with a leading artist, writer, or innovator about their work and brings to light ideas on how we can slow down and find meaning in our lives. The show is hosted by Rachel Schwartzmann, a writer and editor who thoughtfully explores the intersection of creativity and technology. Schwartzmann believes that we can use technology to connect with each other and create meaningful experiences, but that we also need to be mindful of the ways in which technology can be used to distract us and keep us from living our lives fully.

Host Amanda Hirsch is brimming with pop culture hot takes and celebrity goss in this fun weekly listen. Find out what's really going down on your favorite reality TV shows like Vanderpump Rules and Love Is Blindwith dramatic cast interviews, and pull up a chair and tune in while Hirsch chats with actors and entertainers from every corner of the industry to spill the tea for you.

Host Meghan Markle upends all the labels that try to hold women back in this revelatory conversation podcast. She talks activism with Jameela Jamil, the "angry Black woman" stereotype with Issa Rae and Ziwe, the stigmas of being single with Mindy Kaling, limitless ambition with Serena Williams, and numerous other topical concepts that are worth delving into on a deeper level.

We can't talk about podcasts without mentioning Brit + Co founder Brit Morin's First In Linepodcast! She debuted season one in 2022 with trend-setting topics to help listeners get ahead of the next big opportunity across industries. If you want to nerd out on all things tech and A.I., genetics and personalized wellness, home design, and more, you've found the perfect show to plug into.

This '00s nostalgia pod is perfect for anyone who grew up in the early aughts binging the MTV's pioneering reality TV drama, Laguna Beach: The Real O.C. Original stars Kristin Cavallari and Stephen Colletti relive all the iconic moments and heartaches by taking listeners back through the first two seasons of the show in epic rewatch fashion. They bring on other former co-stars to explain what was real versus what was just for the camera. You'll be mind-blown to hear about the origin story for how this show was created, and all the little tricks producers used to create the ultimate teenage love triangle between Cavallari, Colletti, and fellow co-star Lauren Conrad.

This weekly sports show will keep you up to date on all the latest news to come out of the NFL, NBA, MLB, and beyond. The show features sports editor Josh Levin, writer Stefan Fatsis, Slate writer and Slow Burn host Joel Anderson, and all sorts of interesting guests from around the sports world.

After listening to Emily Ratajkowski's best-selling memoir, My Body, earlier this year, I was taken with her distinct and empowered point of view on all things bodily autonomy and body image. This led me to discover her podcast which marries everything high and low-brow to raise big questions about life. Expect topics like pop culture, politics, feminism, TikTok, relationships and more to come up with special guests, authors, close friends, and celebs.

Who What Wear co-founder Hillary Kerr debuted this interview-style podcast back in 2018 to tell the stories of women who have navigated epic career changes. The show is chockfull of expert life advice, and plenty of professional wisdom to match. Hear from the founders of some of your favorite brands and inspiring women across industries like fashion designer Aurora James, hair mogul Jen Atkin, actress Lily Collins, and beyond.

If you were a fan of the Goop podcast when Elise Loehnen was hosting, you'll love her solo venture, Pulling The Thread. She leads thoughtful investigations around life's biggest questions: What makes marriages work? How can we ignite our creativity? How can we process our collective pasts? Tune in for thought-provoking exploration and intellectual interviews to discover something new about yourself.

How to be happy is the big mystery of life. In this excellent show, Yale professor Dr. Laurie Santos shares what it takes to lead a happier life. And no, the answer likely isn't more money, a better job, or an Instagrammable vacation. Listen in for a weekly dose of joy and to help unlock your happiest self.

File under: podcasts I wish I had when I was in my twenties. Topics span everything from open relationships and identity to perfectionism, daddy issues, taking risks, and more. Finally there's a guidebook to make navigating your 20s less chaotic.

Ashley Flowers hosts this super popular true podcast, which covers a wide array of cases, murders, and unsolved mysteries. While some have a tolerance for these types of stories all day, everyday, take extra care in not tuning in before bedtime if you're particularly susceptible to nightmares.

I've heard a lot of buzz about this podcast on Spotify so it was high-time I tune in. Dead Eyes tells the story of comedian and actor Connor Ratliff who missed his shot at glory on the hit show Band Of Brothers because Tom Hanks fired him, presumably because he had "dead eyes." It's funny and full of charming conversations with folks like Jon Hamm and Seth Rogan.

If you want to better understand your body and brain, the incredibly popular Huberman Lab podcast is right for you. Host Dr. Andrew Huberman is a tenured professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology at Stanford School of Medicine and delivers in-depth and often lecture-style lessons on what's really happening in our brain and body. Uncover insights around our hormone responses, how to optimize our fertility, how to stop headaches and intrusive thoughts, the truth about intermittent fasting and psilocybin, and lots more. Episodes can range from 30 minutes to three hours, so be prepared to listen and learn.

Learn something new about a bevy of meaty topics as science correspondent Alie Ward goes deep on all sorts of subjects from anxiety, beer, bees, dark matter, time, and beyond.

What is Zoey 102 about?

Zoey is still trying to figure out life and love as she navigates her 20s, especially as she reunites with her friends for an over-the-top California wedding.

Who is returning to the Zoey 101 reboot?

In Zoey 102, we'll see Jamie Lynn Spears as Zoey Brooks, Erin Sanders Quinn Pensky, Sean Flynn as Chase Matthews, Matthew Underwood as Logan Reese, Christopher Massey as Michael Barret, Abby Wilde as Stacey Dillsen and Jack Salvatore as Mark Del Figgalo.

We're also getting new cast members Thomas Lennon as Zoey’s boss Kelly Kevyn, Owen Thiele as Zoey’s friend Archer March, and Dean Geyer as actor Todd.

Is Zoey 102 coming out?

You'll be able to watch Zoey 102 on Paramount+ later this summer.

When did Zoey 101 get Cancelled?

The final episode of Zoey 101 aired on May 2, 2008.

Watch The Theme Song For "Zoey 101"

The Zoey 101 theme is one of our favorite theme songs of all time! Feel free to use it as the soundtrack to your work day (we know we will).