It’s totally nice outside now, we get it, BUT who says you can’t find a patio with wifi and stream some good TV in the sunshine! There’s so much good stuff to watch, don’t fall behind. Here’s a list of what we’ve been binging and think you should too! Watch away!

Mad Men

Now in its final season, Mad Men has kept many of us fascinated over the years and now, it’s the final countdown to the end of an era. If you haven’t been watching it, do yourself a favor and stream all the earlier seasons on Netflix. This final season is currently airing on AMC and is available on amctv.com. You’ll want to totally catch up and then join us for our final Must Talk TV event of the season on May 14, just before the series finale airs.

Watch on Netflix.

The Great Invisible

This Independent Lens documentary reminds all of us of the devastating human-made disaster that was the BP oil spill in 2010, through first-hand accounts of those who were affected by it and how they are still coping. Read why you should stream this powerful doc here.

Watch now through 5/21 on tpt.org or on your web-connected devices.

The Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec

“Indiana Jones” is a beautiful young woman at the turn of the century who sets out on extraordinary adventures to revive her dying sister which involve everything from re-animated mummies to a pterodactyl terrorizing Paris.

Watch on Netflix.

The Lowertown Line

Season two of The Lowertown Line continues this month with a new batch of episodes featuring performances and behind-the-scenes interviews from Minnesota musicians Heiruspecs, Kitten Forever, PaviElle and Nicholas David.

Watch now on tpt.org or on your web-connected devices.

Hagia Sophia: Istanbul’s Ancient Mystery

Seriously though, why doesn’t it fall down? This NOVA special is an almost spooky look into the engineering genius of the Hagia Sophia (also, we want to go to Istanbul STAT).

Watch now on tpt.org or on your web-connected devices

Tanaquil Le Clercq: Afternoon of a Faun

This American Masters special takes a beautiful yet haunting look at star ballerina and the wife of famed choreographer George Balanchine who was struck down by polio and paralyzed her during the height of her fame.

Watch now on tpt.org or on your web-connected devices.

Dicte

A lovely and smart Danish mystery series about the adventures of journalist Dicte Svendsen who returns to her hometown after a divorce and learns she has a particular knack for finding trouble AND the bad-guy…with the help of the local police.

Watch on Netflix.

Showrunners

This word is pretty much everywhere these days — but what the heck does it mean? In quick chats with some of the most successful showrunners out there (as well as those who have stumbled), this documentary sheds some light on the insane job that is running a television show in America.

Watch on Netflix.

Halt and Catch Fire

“HCF” is a term used to describe the action of a computer ceasing all operations. Netflix dropped this perfectly-named show just in time before Season 2 premieres later this month. It takes place in the early 1980s, the heyday of personal computer engineering and design. A well-shot dramatization, these first handful of episodes paint an incredible picture into what it was like making it (or breaking it) in the world of the “Silicon Prairie” in Texas some 30 years ago.

Watch on Netflix.