40 Shows on Netflix That Chronic TV Bingers Should Try Watching While High

In this cooking series, author and chef Nadiya Hussain (who won the BBC’s “The Great British Bake Off” back in 2015) offers quick and easy meal tutorials perfect for busy families. You’ll get major munchies if you’re stoned, so make sure you have something to nosh on nearby.

Mindless, entertaining, nostalgic – what could be better than watching “iCarly” when you’re high? Turn this on when you want to kick back and chill, and prepare for some classic 2000s entertainment.

Love “Nailed It!”? There’s a good chance you’ll enjoy “Crazy Delicious,” Netflix’s latest cooking competition show. Led by celebrity chefs Carla Hall, Niklas Ekstedt, and Heston Blumenthal, contestants are challenged to make crazy delicious meals using only the ingredients found on the set, which are entirely edible. TBH, you might trip out when you see people pulling ingredients off the walls, but hey, it’ll be worth it.

From the creators of “Blue Planet” and “Planet Earth”, this eight-part nature docuseries – hosted by renowned British naturalist David Attenborough – takes viewers on a tour of the world’s most beautiful, precious natural habitats. Considering this series would blow the mind of a sober viewer, just wait until you add some Mary Jane.

This adult animation series from “The Simpsons” and “Futurama” creator Matt Groening tells the story of an alcoholic princess named Bean (Abbi Jacobson), who traverses through Dreamland with her elf sidekick and personal demon in a series of misadventures. Prepare to dissolve into a giggle fit.

Philip Rosenthal is probably best known as the creator of “Everybody Loves Raymond,” but he’s also a major foodie. Joined by friends and family, Phil takes on five new cities in his culinary series, getting a taste of local cuisine and culture along the way. Warning: be sure to have snacks while you’re watching this, because the munchies will commence.

If you want something light, funny, and filled with gorgeous French food, stream this hit. Lily Collins stars in this romantic-comedy series as Emily Cooper, a marketing exec from Chicago who relocates to Paris after landing her dream job and discovers a world of high fashion, work challenges, and love interests. It’s so bad it’s good, meaning you’ll catch yourself laughing even if you didn’t hit the sativa blunt.

The unfailingly polite and adorable baking competition series introduces a new group of amateur competitors every season, with participants hoping to score the title of UK’s best baker. This one is sure to give you the munchies (just promise us you won’t try anything too complicated in the kitchen).

Marie Kondo, the author of “Spark Joy” and “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up,” hosts this series as she pays visits to disorganized participants and helps them declutter their lives – one home makeover at a time. Organisation has never been so satisfying or mesmerising (especially if you’re under the influence of the devil’s lettuce).

Voiced by an all-star cast of comedians, including Nick Kroll, John Mulaney, Jessi Klein, Jason Mantzoukas, Jenny Slate, Fred Armisen, Maya Rudolph, and Jordan Peele, this raunchy animated series follows a group of friends as they embark on the first stages of puberty. We suspect Nick Kroll intended the series to be watched high.

Undoubtedly one of the hottest shows on Netflix, the reality show “Love Is Blind” asks whether love is, in fact, blind. A group of singles are put into rooms to talk to potential love interests without ever seeing them. If a connection is made, they propose, and only then are they allowed to see each other. It’s a wild ride sober, let alone high.

In this hilariously weird series, a former mole woman, an outrageous out-of-work actor, an eccentric landlord, and a delusional divorcée bumble their way through dysfunctional relationships and life in New York City. The catchy theme song alone will delight anyone with a buzz.

This wild social-science series revolves around 100 uniquely diverse volunteers as they participate in experiments and provide answers to questions regarding age, gender, and even happiness. Your mind will be blown, especially if you have a little bud in your system.

“Grace & Frankie” revolves around two nemeses-turned-BFFs who flee to their shared beach-house property after their husbands leave them (for each other), where they must learn to live with each other – despite their very different personalities. If Frankie doesn’t become your new pot-loving icon, you’re nuts.

This competition show features elite competitors around the world attempting to conquer an insanely demanding obstacle course. Even if you’re too stoned to get off the couch, these beasts will make your jaw drop (but please don’t attempt these challenges at home).

This very silly series follows a dysfunctional group of roommates bonded by career disappointments, family disputes, and relationship complications (often involving one another). The show is hilarious enough on its own, but it’s absolutely riotous when you’re high as a kite.

In this six-part nature docuseries (narrated by “The Handmaid’s Tale” actress Samira Wiley), cameras that are extra sensitive to moonlight document the behaviour of nocturnal creatures after the sun sets. The series observes creatures in a variety of settings and locations, and thanks to its wild technology, we guarantee this show will give you a look at nature like you’ve never seen before – especially if there’s bud involved.

This adult animated comedy follows the titular BoJack, a humanoid horse who was once the star of a ’90s sitcom but is now a boozed-up, washed-up D-lister hoping to make a Hollywood comeback. Believe it or not, a substance-abusing talking horse makes a lot more sense when you add weed.

This true-crime satire revolves around amateur filmmakers Peter and Sam as they take on teenage deviants – such as a phallic-tagging prankster and the mystery “Turd Burglar” – at different high schools. Is it bizarre as heck? Yes. Does it pair perfectly with weed? You betcha.

In this limited five-part docuseries produced by Vox (a spinoff of the series “Explained”), various topics around sex are explored, including sexual fantasies, attraction, birth control, fertility, and childbirth. While this Janelle Monáe-narrated series isn’t meant to be a comprehensive sex ed guide, you might be surprised at what you learn while watching – especially if you’re stoned.

From energy healing to psychedelic drugs and everything in between, Gwyneth Paltrow’s “The Goop Lab” dives into wellness topics like never before. You’ll be surprised at how much you learn about Paltrow, women’s sexuality, and more. Prepare for a trip!

This sitcom chronicles a wealthy couple and their adult children, who suddenly find themselves completely bankrupt. They’re forced to move to a small town called Schitt’s Creek – their last remaining asset, which they’d purchased years prior as a joke. The show is an absolute hit while sober, but weed takes its comedy to new heights.

This raunchy adult comedy, which is inspired by the life of stand-up comic Bill Burr, revolves around short-tempered airport worker Frank Murphy; his wife, Sue; and their three kids as they live in a 1970s suburb. We can’t explain why adult cartoons are even funnier with bud, but it’s just a fact.

When best friends Kate (a friendly PR agent) and Anne (a hardheaded psychiatrist) join a mommies’ group in Toronto, they form an unlikely bond with three of the other women. The quirkiness of the friendship’s dynamic, coupled with the unpredictability of their everyday lives, make this show a total knockout while sober. Throw weed into the mix, and you’ll find yourself laughing out loud at every episode.

A real-life murder-for-hire plot has an unusual twist in this documentary miniseries. Set in the world of big-cat enthusiasts and breeders, the series tells the story of how a rivalry and a controversial animal-park boss led to some seriously dark twists and turns. The show is mind-blowing sober, and it’s even more fascinating under the influence of Mary Jane.

This long-running Canadian mockumentary revolves around three residents of a Nova Scotia trailer park – Julian, Ricky, and Bubbles – as they attempt get-rich-quick schemes and create trouble for all of their fellow residents. It was also adapted into a cartoon.

Each episode of this trippy tech-gone-wrong series tells a new story about everyday individuals taking on (and being tortured by) questionable technology. This one is especially wild when you’re smoking bud, but if you have a tendency to feel paranoid while high, avoid this series at all costs.

This adult animated comedy revolves around two 30-year-old bird women – a carefree toucan and an anxious songbird – who live in the same apartment building.

Produced by Tim Miller and David Fincher, this adult animated series fluctuates between sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and dark comedy – as well as from 2D to photo-real 3D CGI – and tells 18 thought-provoking stories that will make you see robots in a whole new light. It’s stranger and cooler than anything else you’ve likely seen, and we can only hope that Netflix gives us more of this hypnotic fever dream of a show.

This insanely popular sci-fi series follows an adolescent crew living in 1980s Indiana as they discover supernatural forces, secret government threats, and a young girl with telekinetic powers. It’s a crazy trip, but as with “Black Mirror,” approach with caution while high: if you suffer from paranoia, you might find yourself searching for the Demogorgon around every corner.

Comedy series “The Ranch” follows Colt Bennett (Ashton Kutcher), an egotistical former high-school and college football star who, after more than a decade, is still unable to accept that his best days may be behind him. He returns to his small Colorado hometown for a semipro tryout, but after learning that his family’s ranch is in jeopardy, he decides to move back home and lend a hand. As he readjusts to life back on the ranch with his older brother (Kutcher’s “That ’70s Show” costar Danny Masterson) and divorced parents, he realises that he may not be as much of a big shot as he previously thought. You’ll laugh and cry while watching this show high.

This Netflix cooking competition – in which amateur bakers attempt to recreate elaborate cakes for cash prizes, finding themselves subject to hilarious baking fails – was basically created to make us feel better about all of our Pinterest disappointments. Although the end results are way less pretty than those you’ll find on “The Great British Baking Show”, you’ll probably still be left craving cake.

This comedic sitcom revolves around three pals who work in the IT department of a large corporation.

A group of chefs compete to prepare delicious meals where they must incorporate cannabis as an ingredient. If you’re looking for good munchies, this show is perfect for getting some marijuana-infused recipe ideas.

This classic Nickelodeon animated series follows the journey of Aang, the current avatar, along with his friends Katara, Sokka, and Toph, as they endeavor to end the Fire Nation’s war against the Air, Water, and Earth nations.

Cannabis guru Ruth Feldman enlists her entrepreneurial son and a problematic security guard to help her run a cannabis dispensary.

This adult animated sitcom follows Ben Hopkins, a hot-headed high-school basketball coach who strives to turn his miserable life around by redeeming his team’s poor reputation.

Similar to the original “Love Is Blind”, this reality dating series features a group of hopeless romantics who date and get engaged before ever laying eyes on the other person.

This coming-of-age series revolves around Tori (Victoria Justice), an aspiring singer attending Hollywood Arts High School. As she finds her place, she makes a quirky yet solid circle of friends and overcomes harsh truths as she chases her dreams.

This British comedy-drama follows the journey of Otis, a teenage boy who teams up with a high-school classmate to set up an underground sex-therapy clinic at school.