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Sometimes you just need to your television fix. We’ve all been there, and it is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of. If you’re bored with everything in your Netflix queue or can’t find something you like on Hulu, then it’s time to turn to Crackle to find the perfect show for your next big binge-watch. If you haven’t had the pleasure of using Crackle before, then you’re in for a real treat—it’s a stellar platform that provides a ton of entertaining options to choose from. And we haven’t even told you the best part yet: It’s all free.
The streaming platform may be best known as the original home to Jerry Seinfeld’s latest hit Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, but Crackle also offers a wide variety of other TV shows to watch. We’re talking a mix of hilarious sitcoms, cult-loved series, and a fair share of action and drama to choose from. You can be someone who likes to laugh or someone who likes to be kept on the edge of your site, and we promise that Crackle has got you covered.
Fans of comedy can look to gems like 10 Items or Less, Happy Endings, or episodes of the beloved sitcom Seinfeld,while those craving something with a little more teeth can watch Heroes or The Shield. And that’s only scratching the surface of the amazing video titles that Crackle has to offer for your viewing pleasure. There is also an overabundance of classic sitcoms to check out as well as cartoons and an assortment of action-packed, high-octane shows.
In short, Crackle has a lot going for it, so you may not need to look further for the entertainment you need. Whether you’re looking to re-watch an old favorite or check out something brand new for the first time, here are the best Crackle TV shows to stream. We promise they’re all worth the watch and are sure to satisfy your TV craving.
10 Items or Less
10 Items or Less is a partly scripted, partly improvised American comedy series that centers around a family-owned supermarket and the crew of weirdos that work there. The wacky group has it all: a down on his luck business-owner who returned home to work at the store, a stock boy who is actually a balding adult male, a cashier who dreams to be a professional ice skater, and so many others. It’s the perfect combination of goofy and heartfelt that will make you laugh while simultaneously rooting for this lovable crew of underdogs.
Seinfeld
There should be absolutely no surprise here. Crackle has Seinfeld within their roster of showsand no “Best TV Show” list is complete without mentioning the iconic sitcom. For anyone who has managed to make it to 2017 without seeing the show, it follows the lives of four friends as they navigate the absurdity that is life in New York City. And you should be ashamed of yourself for not knowing that.
Heroes
Imagine all the action and adventure of a comic book, but instead of superheroes, the lead characters were all ordinary people. That is essentially what Heroes is. The sci-fi series tells the tale of average guys and girls who discover their superhuman abilities. Throughout the show their lives intertwine in order to prevent a devastating event from occurring, providing a fresh take on the superhero genre that is packed with enough stylish cinematography to keep you watching episode after episode.
Happy Endings
Happy Endings follows the wacky adventures of six best friends living in Chicago. The dysfunctional group of pals help each other through the complexity of modern life—that means cringeworthy dates, an awkward divorce, and the other undesirable aspects of being an adult. Above all, the show is a great reminder that good friends are always there to help you get through the tough—and occasionally absurd—events in your life.
Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee
Legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld doesn’t have many misses. He has decades as one of the biggest stand-up comedians and perhaps the most successful television show of all time to his name. Sure, he also made the flops Bee Movie and The Marriage Ref, but luckily, Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee is a bonafide hit. The show is jam-packed with vintage cars, funny conversations with fellow comics, and plenty of that trademark Seinfeld charm. If you like cars or comedy, this show is definitely for you.
The Shield
Buckle up because you’re in for a wild ride with this one. The Shield follows a rogue cop (played by Michael Chiklis) in a new experimental division of the Los Angeles Police Department. He isn’t your average cop, though—he does whatever it takes to fight against the criminals he faces. In his mind, he’s just bringing justice to an unpredictable world, but in reality, he’s a loose cannon who doesn’t abide by the laws he was sworn to uphold.
Just Shoot Me
Just Shoot Me centers on the antics of the staff at a high-fashion magazine and provides entertaining episode after episode while doing so. When a hot-tempered journalist is forced to work for her father, she is reluctantly thrown into the mix with his colorful employees. Between their personality conflicts, inflated egos, and overall chaos, there is rarely a dull moment—which makes for a great binge-watch.
The Steve Harvey Show
Before Steve Harvey became a daytime talk show host and living internet meme, he was a successful comic who starred on his eponymous sitcom, The Steve Harvey Show. In the show, he plays a past-his-prime musician who now works as a vice-principal and music teacher at a high school on Chicago's West Side. There is plenty of adolescent tomfoolery and wisecracking jokes to make this show worth sampling.
