The Golden Globes acknowledges the greatest in television shows and movies (with some exceptions), but they don't always reflect what Americans are watching.
And with hundreds of scripted options, who can blame you. It's tough to add on new programming to an already overly-ambitious schedule of viewing.
The winners will be announced when The Golden Globes airs at 8 p.m. ET on Sunday, January 7, on NBC, so there's still some time to catch up on the nominees.
Here are the 13 Globes-nominated shows you probably aren't watching, but you should be.
Anjelica Oswald contributed to this article.
SEE ALSO: Here are all the nominees for the 2018 Golden Globes
"Better Things" (FX)
"Better Things" recently found itself in the spotlight when co-creator Louis C.K. admitted to sexual misconduct against several women over his career. That aside, co-creator Pamela Adlon perfectly plays a woman trying to balance motherhood and an acting career.
Nomination: Best actress in a TV series comedy (Pamela Adlon)
Where to rent/buy: VUDU, iTunes, Amazon Video, YouTube, Google Play, Microsoft
"The Crown" (Netflix)
Is it possible to keep your marriage and family together as the weight of an entire kingdom on your shoulders? Not really, but Queen Elizabeth sure tries on "The Crown."
Nominations: Best TV series (drama), best actress in a TV series drama (Claire Foy)
Where to stream: Netflix
Where to rent/buy: N/A
"The Deuce" (HBO)
It's the early-1970s and the porn industry is beginning to find a new resurgence in New York City. Twins Vincent and Frankie Martino, who are both played by James Franco, see an opportunity and hook up with a well-connected mobster to turn porn into profit.
Nomination: Best actress in a TV series drama (Maggie Gyllenhaal)
Where to stream: HBO
Where to rent/buy: VUDU, iTunes, YouTube, Amazon Video, Google Play
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