Top 10 Freeform TV Shows to Watch

‘Stitchers’

Unfortunately, this show just ended, but it has three seasons of action, love, tracking the unconscious, and many more exciting plot twists. It's about a girl who has a particular mind that can go into the consciousness of a dead person. Yea, a dead person. It's called Stitching. She has a team of intelligent individuals that help guide her to understand the working of the mind and know what killed the dead person. There are only three seasons because the viewers for the show kept dwindling, but I'd say it's worth the watch.

‘Shadowhunters’

This series is based off of the book City of Bones, The Mortal Instruments series. If you have read these books I would definitely give this a try, but if you haven't, I would not watch this. I realize this is on the watch list, but the acting is literally the worst! Some characters are good, but Clary is the worst actor ever. She can't act for crap! But almost every other character is okay. So like I said, if you read the books I recommend you watch this, but if you haven't, I don't recommend it.

‘The Bold Type’

Three powerful women embark on a journey of trying to help a startup magazine and must be strong in a man power-filled world. During their rise to power, they try to work out their lives by finding their identities, love, and trying to work out how to publish their magazines each time! If you love to see women triumph, this show is for you! I haven't seen it yet, but from the commercials, it looks pretty good!

‘Beyond’

This show is about a boy named Holden who has been in a coma for 12 years. When he wakes up, he realizes that something happened and now he has new abilities that he must learn to control. Holden embarks on a new adventure as he has to learn how to harness his new powers and figure out what happened to him while he was in the coma for 12 long years.

‘Alone Together’

I haven't seen this show, but it looks freakin' hilarious! The commercial where the two are arguing about the ingredients in a cookie is so funny and their friend who is like, "I'm done," is so priceless. The two people playing them are very good at arguing and have a wit unlike no other! Watch the show if you have a sense of humor that laughs at the wit of others, because it is rich!

‘Grown-ish’

This sitcom is a a spin-off of the show Black-ish. It's about the oldest daughter, Zoey, in the Johnson family who goes to college for the first time and experiences life in the real world. Things aren't always going to her plan, so she has figure out what it is right for her. I haven't watched this or Black-ish, but I am sure they are both good.

‘The Middle’

This show has been going on for quite sometime and is hilarious! The children are the weirdest, but have the funniest lines and the parents are just trying to survive them and life. It's worth the watch even though it might be hard to watch the first couple episodes. Especially since it's kind of a spin off of Malcolm in the Middle, which I love,fr and it's sad Frankie Muniz doesn't remember it.

‘Young & Hungry’

Emily Osment plays Gabi, a food blogger looking for a job as a chef! She somehow lands one by pretending to be someone else and has to prove herself to keep the position! This show has been going on for a few seasons, which means that it is a pretty good show if people still want to watch it. It might have a bit of a Disney feel to it, though.

‘Siren’

Now this show hasn't come out yet, but it looks killer (literally). It's a different spin on sirens. The mythological ones that eat men! Ah! But it's about a girl who shows up in a small coastal town and starts to cause havoc with the townspeople. It looks really good and the main girl looks like she could kill just by looking at you!

‘Famous In Love’

Bella Thorne plays Paige, an ordinary college student who lands a huge role in a movie and is now the Hollywood "it" girl. If you like Thorne and her acting styles, I would suggest watching this. It has intrigue, romance, drama, etc. All you could ever want in a cliché Hollywood drama. It isn't my cup of tea, but it's a popular show on Freeform.