Bored with isolation at home? That's exactly what we're here for • Get the longest and most fun series to watch, which will never end

Dragons and murderous robots aren't what you need right now? Here are some of our recommendations for a warm and humane beige during the Corona, and most importantly - of long-running series, ones that won't end for you before the isolation is over.

"Friends"

Unless you've returned from a 20-year mission to the International Space Station, it's hard to believe there's an episode of the American sitcom "Friends" you haven't seen yet. But there's a reason why even more than fifteen, her last season is still with us. It's the television version of elevator music, something that can be put in the background without it taking too much of our attention. There is something comforting back to the New York apartments of Rachel, Monica, Joey, Chandler, Ross and Phoebe. The series is available to watch on Netflix with us, in the US it has already dropped because it is about to switch to HBO Max streaming service when it launches.

"the big Bang"

The 12 seasons of last year's sitcom ending are also available on Netflix. If you already get stuck in the room, then it would be better with the geniuses of Big Bang, right? Sheldon, Leonard, Amy and Penny would probably have thought of an app that would save the world from the virus.

"Grey's Anatomy"

The medical drama series went on to make headlines this month, with the production donating medical equipment intended for filming the series for use by local medical services. It's time to go back to Dr. Meredith Gray and remember that there is more medical trouble besides the epidemic. The current 16th season and previous seasons are available on the streaming services of Yes, Hot and Cellcom TV.

"Doc Martin"

A cup of British TV tea is comforting at its best. Doc Martin holds a small town clinic by the sea, and there he has to deal with the plethora of locals who have trouble getting the cynical urbanization he deserves. Seven series are available on Netflix.

"Whip"

The political slap starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, as US Vice President trying to advance on the American politics ladder, among the many types to be found in the White House corridors. T.V.

"cool it"

Larry David, who was Seinfeld's producer, gets annoyed by small things in Los Angeles. Who needs more than that? In the tenth season, which ended just recently, it was a cafe whose tables were not solid enough, so he decided to open a competing cafe. Remember we once had the energy to get upset with the little things? All seasons of the series are available on the streaming services of Yes, Hot and Cellcom TV.

"The Goldbergs"

The creator of the series, Adam Goldberg, used his childhood in a Jewish family in Philadelphia in the 1980s as the raw material for this sitcom. And that includes poor haircuts, sweaters with appliqués and also references to the Eighties geek culture. All seasons are available on BIS or DVD.

"Sabri Maranan"

Miss the extended family? Were you even willing to endure the bites between the mother-in-law and the bride's father-in-law? The family sitcom starring Rotem Abuhav, Dvir Benedek and Yoram Gaon is not the best thing created in the country, but in difficult times you can't be picky, and you may be mentally ready to return to "Explanation of Marnan." All the seasons can be found on Maco TV.

"very close"

If you need a little more family, and if nostalgia and Yoram genius are what you need right now, all the episodes of the 1980s "close relatives" series are available here.

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