Everyone should expend a otiose capitulation Sunday just watchingOver the Garden Wall .

Listen, sometimes you’re in the mood to binge-watch a very loooooong TV show, likeCriminal Minds,Grey’s Anatomy, orLaw & Order: SVU.

But, other times, you want a really great show that you can watch in just a few days, and it turns out to be so good that it sticks with you long after you’re done.

So, I want to know which TV shows with less than 40 episodes are 100% worth watching. Give me the well-known ones but also the underrated ones, too.

Maybe you’re like me, and you will always recommendFleabag. Like, I have watched this show so many times, and I find something new to love (and cry over) every time I rewatch it.

Perhaps you’re someone who loves a limited series, and one of the best you’ve ever watched isChernobyl. Not only was the acting phenomenal, but it was so well put together it made you nauseous watching it. It’s a hard watch, but you recommend it every time.

Maybe the only logical answer to this question for you isDerry Girlsbecause, with just 19 episodes, it’s somehow one of the funniest and most heartfelt series you’ve ever watched.

Heck, perhaps you need more people to experience the absolute masterpiece that isOver the Garden Wall. The animation is stunning and Wirt and Greg were two of the best characters on TV, in your opinion.

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Everyone should spend a lazy fall Sunday just watchingOver the Garden Wall.

Matthew Gray Gubler, Sandra Oh, and Mariska Hargitay in character for their respective TV shows

Carla Gugino and Victoria Pedretti in a scene from The Haunting of Hill House, both with serious expressions

Elizabeth Olsen smiles and looks at her phone, seated against a tiled wall. She wears a denim jacket over a white top

Sian Clifford and Phoebe Waller-Bridge's characters sit on a park bench, engaged in conversation, from the series "Fleabag"

Two scenes from "Chernobyl" TV series

Nicola Coughlan, in a school uniform, standing and talking in a library with shelves of books behind her, speaking to someone off-camera

Greg, Wirt, and a frog in two scenes from the animated series "Over the Garden Wall." The first scene shows them by a tree, and the second scene in a wooden boat