What would you binge watch on tv, while you are sick and healing?

[FictionalCharacter]

For me, while I had the stomach flu. My family told me to not stress out and that my body “needs to rest”.

I ended up watching Outlander to escape from my reality onto magical Scotland

[NamerOfStars]

Do you know what a gall bladder attack is like? You wake up, maybe an hour or two after you fell asleep. You feel minor discomfort, of the sort you'd normally resolve by a slight adjustment to your position, but that doesn't help this time. Instead the pain increases- slowly, but inexorably. It builds and builds, and after a point the nausea kicks in. If you don't recognize it for what it is, you'll eventually think "Well, if I just go throw up, I'll feel better", but that doesn't help. You'll find yourself, bleary-eyed and exhausted, rocking back and forth on the bathroom floor, trying to find the least uncomfortable position, afraid to go far from the toilet because even walking is hard, and you never know when the next retch will actually bring something up. You THINK that your stomach is empty, but then, nope! And there's nothing you can do to stop it but wait it out: anything you eat or drink will come right back up. The pain peaks, and eventually slowly fades. And it can get so bad that people think they're having a heart attack and rush to the ER.

They, in a word, suck.

When I was dealing with them, I'd usually end up spending the last few hours (after the nausea had passed), sitting on the couch, watching Phineas and Ferb (which was usually on at those moments, for whatever reason). It seems like a solid choice; deep enough to be worth paying attention to, but not so complex that you'd get lost if a spasm of pain distracted you.

[bigslab]

Depending on how sick maybe something like one of these

[Tstrbrainer]

Something funny