Most of the East Coast will be stuck inside as Storm Jonas causes havoc outside this weekend.
Has Jonas ruined your plans? Are you having a terrible case of cabin fever? It doesn't have to be that bad.
Instead, take this time to check off some real worthwhile goals from your list — like taking in hours of TV shows and movies. That's something you'll never regret.
Business Insider put together a list of shows that will keep you both entertained and caught up on what's coming down the pop-culture pike.
You'll always have something to talk about at parties and maybe, just maybe, you'll make others feel horribly insecure about their own lack of pop-culture prowess.
Beat the snowpocalypse blues with these 13 binge-worthy TV shows and movie franchises:
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"Black Mirror"
After British anthology series "Black Mirror" arrived to Netflix, it steadily found an American audience, and a rabid one at that. Even one of our greatest assets, Jon Hamm, deigned to star on its Christmas special last year.
Earning comparisons to "The Twilight Zone,""Black Mirror" explores the line between life and tech.
Netflix is producing the next season of "Black Mirror."
"Twin Peaks"
After a rocky start, Showtime is a bit behind on its revival of director David Lynch's "Twin Peaks." That's okay, because it gives you time to really soak in the show's two bizarre and twist-filled seasons before its 2017 launch date.
The two seasons are available now on Netflix.
"Gilmore Girls"
With Netflix working on a new season of the cult-favorite show, here's your chance to find out why it's beloved by so many.
"Gilmore Girls" stars "Parenthood" actress Lauren Graham as Lorelai Gilmore, a young single mother who's best friends with her daughter, Rory (Alexis Bledel). Things get complicated when Lorelai's estranged parents come back into the picture with a desire for a relationship with their granddaughter.
All seven seasons of the series are available on Netflix now.
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