Add these to your summer watchlist!

As this academic year comes to an end, we can all agree we deserve a break. If you’re hopping on your laptop or scrolling through your subscriptions over the summer, wondering what to watch, heres a few suggestions!

Love zombie outbreaks, but want a twist? The Last of Us just began releasing weekly episodes on HBO! This show will have you on an emotional rollercoaster, and catching up on both seasons before the third is a plus!

If you’re a fan of all things Star Wars, take a look at Andor Season two on Disney Plus. This show dives into the opposing side of the Star Wars world, showing the rebellion’s point of view from people without supernatural force wielding powers, giving the show a more realistic feel.

Need more than a few seasons? Catch up on all things marvel on Disney Plus as well to prepare for movies in theaters like Thunderbolts*, The Fantastic Four: First Steps and Avengers: Doomsday. IronHeart will also be releasing June 24th. Even if you’ve watched all the movies, it might be fun to have a re-watch party, catching up on easter eggs you’ve missed.

Do you love drama more? Love Island USA is returning to Peacock for another season of romance, scandals and heartbreak with host Ariana Madix taking us into season number 7.

Netflix is also bringing in some interesting binges, such as Black Mirror season 7 on April 10th, Squid Game season 3 on June 27th, and Ginny & Georgia season 3 on June 5th.

Those were just a few options to choose from, as well as many more to come! What will you be binging this summer?

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