Starting with the absolute classic British sitcom Outnumbered. 5 series, 36 episodes, an incredible cast and guest stars and funny relatable storylines - it's the perfect show to watch on your own or with family (mine always watches it while having dinner).
The series follows the trials and tribulations of the Brockman family, consisting of Peter and Sue and their three children, Jake, Ben and Karen. The magic of the series is that it feels like a real family that you would know and encounter. Some of my favourite moments include the dinner party, the wedding, meeting Angela's American husband Brick, Pete's reaction to the babysitter wanting to come again, the funeral and all the Christmas specials.
Another one that is really fun to watch/ listen to is Brooklyn Nine-Nine. One of the funniest programmes on Netflix, it also includes some very heartfelt, touching moments along with having conversations about important social issues such as complicated family relationships, sexuality and racism.
Having the same core cast and the same police precinct setting throughout the 8 series run, it allows you to really get to know and love the characters and makes you want to rewatch over and over again. Spoilers: some best moments include Holt and Kevin's reunion kiss, the game night at Rosa's and what Holt says to her, the proposal, the Halloween heists, Terry and Jake and Charles' relationship.
The third boxset I'd recommend, and in my opinion, one of the most bingeable series ever, is Sex and the City. A fun dynamic group of Carrie Bradshaw, Miranda Hobbs, Charlotte York and the one who puts the sex in Sex and the City, is the iconic Samantha Jones.
It's hard to put into words and sum up all the characters and their choices, the relationships and storylines that makes this show the masterpiece that it is. With social complexities, female friendships and sex being the core of the show, it was quite progressive and ground-breaking for the time. In an effort to keep spoilers to a minimum, I'll give three of my favourite moments, Smith shaving his head, Harry's proposal and (while objectively not that great) the SATC films.