4 Comfort Shows That We Love Coming Back To

 

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Amazon Prime India has a diverse range of shows in its bucket, but the struggle of choosing to watch something while having dinner is universal. It is an ordeal that may range from a couple of minutes to hours. We bring to you a list of shows that you can come back to after a long day of work and explore new stories. You might as well rewatch them whenever you want to.

1. The Office

IMDb Rating- 9

The American sitcom was televised from 2009-2013. It was created by Greg Daniels, Ricky Gervais, and Stephen Merchant. The show dwells on the interesting concept of a mockumentary and deals with the everyday lives of the workers at Dunder Mifflin, a paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The show makes you laugh, and love and also makes you shed happy tears from time to time. 

The show has a talented cast, consisting of Steve Carell, Rainn Wilson, John Krasinski, Jenna Fischer, B. J. Novak, Melora Hardin, and Mindy Kaling; among others. The show is not only witty but also very well-written. The captivating performances and the engaging storyline provide you with solace and joy.

In the 9 seasons of the show, each character undergoes an arc making the plot wholesome. Season 8, sees a major shift in the plot where the show seems to lose a grip over the audience yet the last two seasons engage fairly well. 

2. Modern Love (Season-1)

Source: Prime Video

IMDb Rating- 7.9

The American show is an anthology and has two seasons in total. The first season that came in 2019 was developed by John Carney. The show is based on the New York Times column of the same name. The first season has an array of stories with diverse themes. With a stellar star cast comprising Anne Hathaway, Andrew Scott, Dev Patel, and Catherine Keener the show strikes a chord with the heart. 

The show dwells on various themes, spanning from failing marriages to tales of finding family and comfort in strangers. Dev Patel’s role also won him a nomination for the prestigious Primetime Emmy Awards. The critically acclaimed show is set to make a place in your hearts. 

What is exceptional about the show is that it gives life to stories on screen and brings beautiful real stories of people to every doorstep. 

3. The Bold Type

Source: Cosmopolitan

IMDb Rating- 7.8

The American comedy-drama is centered around a fashion magazine- Scarlet and three women working there- Kat Edison, Sutton Brady, and Jane Sloan along with their Editor in Chief- Jacqueline Carlyle. The show deals with their struggles in the city and the corporate world. 

Across its five seasons, each character in the show undergoes a journey filled with achievements and also, trials and tribulations. Not only does the main characters’ story strengthen as the show progresses, but the supporting cast’s narrative also progresses considerably. 

The casting of the characters is well done and Melora Hardin as Jacqueline Carlyle stands out; her role in the show is such a divergence from her role in The Office that it only highlights how remarkable an actor she is. Make it a point to chill with your girl gang by doing an Amazon Watch Party of The Bold Type.

4. Mentalist

Source: www.primevideo.com

IMDb Rating- 8.1

The American crime procedural TV drama ‘The Mentalist’ was created by Bruno Heller. The seven seasons were broadcasted from, September 23, 2008, until February 18, 2015. The show traces the fictional California Bureau of Investigation and its gifted "consultant" Patrick Jane – a reformed cod-psychic conman. 

The show's intricate narrative keeps you engaged and the plot is funny yet thoughtful. Simon Baker, who plays the protagonist- Patrick, aces the role. The character is so interesting that you get over-involved with him and to a point that one wants him to be the best even when he is wrong. The supporting characters are also very well cast. To substitute with your dinner, an engaging episode of The Mentalist can be a classic way to unwind.  

Conclusion

A long day doesn't seem as long if you unwind perfectly. When you are exhausted from working hard all day, seek comfort in these shows and pat yourself on the back. 

Written by Ananya Verma