What to Watch With Your Partner

With Tim Burton’s signature weirdness and a mystery that bites, 'Wednesday' is equal parts witty goth energy and pulpy intrigue—refreshingly offbeat for any partnership.

'Riverdale' turns small-town melodrama into a stylish fever dream—ridiculous plotlines and moody teens you’ll both yell at, but can’t stop watching.

Smart comedy, old-school stars, and a whodunit—'Only Murders in the Building' charms true crime obsessives and skeptics alike with sharp writing and better chemistry than most couples.

Vacations go sour and secrets spill at 'The White Lotus', a sharp dramedy that’s just twisted and funny enough to keep both partners hooked—and side-eyeing their next resort reservation.

'High Potential' brings odd-couple detective banter and clever case-cracking—one half procedural, one half heart, and a recipe for streaming peace.

Misfits, spies, double-crosses—'Slow Horses' has Gary Oldman grumbling through brilliant, British spy chaos, so there’s intrigue and wit for every taste.

Campy, soapy, and always a little bit wicked, 'Desperate Housewives' serves murder and suburban mayhem—a dish best devoured together.

The vibe is 'Parks and Rec' meets New England curses: 'Widow's Bay' checks dark comedy and supernatural oddity boxes for couples who like their charm with a touch of weird.

There’s a reason everyone says to watch 'The Sopranos' together—mob drama never looked so domestic, and every episode turns moral debate into foreplay.