It's feckin' freezing outside and the Gardai have warned people not to make any unnecessary journeys.
It looks like you don't have much choice but to put on some popcorn and snuggle up in front of the TV!
If you're stuck for something to watch make your way through our top 50 picks below.
With a good run at it you should be able catch up with both seasons in about a week to 10 days.
Who'd have thought five narcissistic arseholes running an Irish bar could be so funny?
Created by Charlie Brooker, this sci-fi series is a dark look at modern society particularly when it comes to technology.
A young woman resurfaces after being missing for seven years.
You've definitely heard about this cult animation which is already a classic of its genre.
If you haven't yet watched this one just stop reading and start now. Edge of your seat stuff from start to finish.
One of the greatest British sitcoms of all time, you'll fall in love with Jez and Mark despite their numerous negative qualities.
Legal drama set at a fictional law firm in New York City.
A GP suspects her husband of having an affair.
Michael C. Hall ('Six Feet Under') plays a forensic analyst who leads a secret life as a serial killer.
Follow the antics of hapless office manager David Brent and his team. A must-see if you haven't gotten around to it, particularly around the festive season.
A woman readjusts to normal life after being kidnapped for 15 years.
A crime thriller about a man who must repay debts to a Mexican drug lord.
FBI agents interview serial killers to get an insight into how they think.
The 70s classic about a pompous hotel owner that still holds up today. Hold onto your sides.
A one-time famous radio DJ has fallen on hard times and lives in a travel tavern. Hilarious one-liners at every turn.
A HBO crime thriller with an all-star cast including Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson, Colin Farrell and Rachel McAdams.
The funnyman heads off on an gap year to Thailand with his old-fashioned dad.
The story behind Detective James Gordon's rise to prominence in Gotham City in the years before Batman's arrival.
Gangster epic set in Birmingham after the First World War.
Set in the 1960s, the 'mad men' are the advertisers working on Madison Avenue.
A focus on Queen Elizabeth as a 25-year-old facing the daunting prospect of leading the monarchy.
Written by Graham Linehan and starring Chris O'Dowd, this enjoyable sitcom has plenty of Irish interest.
A documentary which presents six cases of possible false confessions leading to murder convictions.
You're probably two years too late for this real-life crime documentary which became one of Netflix's first global sensations.
Has there ever been a more iconic them tune? Some of the comedy is pretty underrated too.
The Bluth family are as dysfunctional as they come in this massively popular comedy.
A comedy-drama set in a women's prison.
A pre-'Mr.Bean' Rowan Atkinson shines in this historical UK comedy.
A multi award-winning police sitcom.
A surreal, and often terrifying, British comedy.
Ricky Gervais plays a movie extra alongside a host of famous faces playing inflated versions of themselves.
An adult animation about a self-loathing alcoholic horse. What more could you want?
The story of drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.
The small town of Riverdale has some dark secrets.
Kristen Bell and Ted Danson star in this comedy about a deceased woman struggling to cope in the afterlife.
The 'Breaking Bad' spin-off which gained a new audience of its own.
Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman star as the iconic Sherlock Holmes and Watson respectively.
A man is on a mission to break his brother out of prison.
The surreal adventures of Vince Noir and Howard Moon will have you laughing from start to finish.
A cult classic and perfect comfort TV.
The historical period drama is definitely worth a shot
A slapstick comedy about a pair of hopeless mates which invariably descends into comic violence.
A dramatisation of one of the most famous murder cases in history.
Like looking at your own family on TV.
The show that launched the careers of Seth Rogen and James Franco.
Take yourself back to the late-00s and watch it all again.
A TV version of the classic horror movies.
Still funny today.
A sketch show way ahead of its time. Take this clip of the differences between advertising towards women and men below as an example of its sharp takes on society.
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