Nerdsgiving: Top 10 Shows You Should Be Watching, But Probably Aren’t

[dropcap1]W[/dropcap1]e all know about the tales of Westeros. We’re all caught up on Barry Allen’s battles with Zoom. We been watching zombies eat peoples faces off for a few years now… BUT where is the love for the unsung heroes!?!? When does the spotlight get put on the shows that keep you interested on a lazy Tuesday night, smiling before bed on catch-up Sundays and laughing, even though you’re the only person you know that watches that hidden gem? Lets finally give props to the cleverly written comedies that people just aren’t up on. Lets chest bump the brand new shows that command attention for the rest of the fall and winter season. Lets jump into the top 10 shows you need to put on your radar. 10) Life in Pieces

Life in Pieces is this new comedy that is psychotic and hilarious. Each episode is told from a different family member’s perspective. It feels like Modern Family on steroids with a nice brazen touch. If you’re not watching the Thursday night game and have 30 mins to laugh after Big Bang and before Scandal, give this one a shot. 9) Gotham

Gotham is a show that has a pretty solid core fanbase, so it’s not begging for viewership. But the one thing it has done is completely separate itself from the comic book canon Batman and the rules that apply to that world. It allows itself to have some crazy liberties with names that you know, and fan boys simply dismiss the changes and enjoy the show for it’s entertaining purposes. It focuses on eventual Gotham commissio…

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