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Here Are 8 Mini-Series You Can Finish Before You Lose Interest Save this for the weekend. By mahimagonsalves07 Community Contributor Approved and edited by BuzzFeed Community Team Facebook Pinterest Link We’ve all had those days where scrolling feels exhausting and committing to a long show feels like too much work. (and honestly, same)

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That’s where mini-series come in — short, gripping, and immaculate for a quick watch without the commitment. Whether you want drama, mystery, or something that completely pulls you out of your boredom, these picks are easy to start and hard to stop.

Consider this your sign to hit play and stay in for the night… Red Rose (2022) BBC Three If you grew up watching Pretty Little Liars , this will be an instant watch for you.

Why This Matters

The story follows a group of teenagers whose lives spiral out of control after they download a mysterious app that begins to influence their choices, secrets, and fears. What begins as curiosity quickly turns into something darker, as the app pushes them further than they ever expected. It’s tense, twisty, and keeps escalating — you know the kind where one episode turns into three without you realizing it.

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Key Takeaways

• Harper’s Island (2009) CBS A wedding on an isolated island turns into a nightmare as a mysterious killer begins picking off the guests.
• With suspense building in every episode, it’s a mix of horror, mystery, and shocking twists.
• Each death and clue pulls you deeper into the story, making it impossible to stop watching.
• The 8 Show (2024) Netflix Imagine a game where every choice could cost you everything.

The Bottom Line

The 8 Show plunges you into high-stakes competitions with twists that make your heart race. If Squid Game had you at the edge of your seat, this one will do it all over again — but with its own unique spin.

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