18 TV Episodes About Quarantines to Watch During Your Own Self-Quarantine

HBO is following the lead of several other streaming services by offering some of its content for free while we all plump up over bowls of mac 'n' cheese in self-quarantine. Starting Friday, April 2, anyone who downloads the HBO NOW or HBO GO apps or heads over to HBONOW.com or HBOGO.com will have free access to several of HBO's flagship shows and documentaries, as well as 20 theatrical movies. (HBO has not said how long its promotion will run, only saying it's for "a limited time.")

Fact: There's nothing better than free TV. But free TV doesn't mean it has to be bad TV. While we all sit inside socially distancing ourselves from the global coronavirus pandemic, there's an opportunity for some quality, free television thanks to Showtime, which is offering a 30-day free trial for new subscribers, no catch, if you sign up before May 3.

Yes, Coachella 2020 is postponed this year due to the Coronavirus pandemic, much like all major entertainment events. Rage Against the Machine, Travis Scott and Frank Ocean were set to be the headliners of the annual Southern California music and arts festival.

If self-love is your new modus operandi in these times of COVID-19, then Bite the Fruit can give you an assist. Literally.

One of the best comedy, dramas to come out in recent times, in my opinion, has to be Fleabag! The British series, which is created, written by and stars Phoebe Waller-Bridge in the titular role, is about a complex woman named Fleabag living in London, going through trials and tribulations, like dealing with her family drama and falling in love with a priest.

Iconic metal band GWAR recently made an unexpected appearance during a video segment with CNN correspondent Rick Damigella. Damigella caught up with guitarist Pustulus Maximus virtually as he self-isolates in his “Antarctican fortress,” which is suspiciously green and sunny.

HBO’s mini-series Chernobyl chronicles the real-life events of the tragic nuclear disaster which took place in April 1986, in the city of Chernobyl, Soviet Union. The makers of the show have done a remarkable job of taking this national tragedy, which is considered to be one of the worst nuclear disasters in the history of mankind, out of the textbook and put it on your screen. It’s the story about the heroes who put their lives at risk to save Europe from the deadly disaster.

In the midst of lockdown, we're all finding ourselves with a lot more time in to spend in front of the box.

You’ve already watched The Office three times. You’ve seen all the Netflix original movies and Disney blockbusters. But you still have WEEKS left stuck at home as the world self-quarantines to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus.

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You're stuck home with not much to do, so it's the perfect time to be productive and check some things off from that to-do list you hastily scribbled up a few years ago.

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The Real Housewives to the rescue! As the majority of you out there self-quarantine or work from home to avoid the spread of COVID-19 amid the coronavirus pandemic, we can't think of a better way to lift your spirits than by reliving The Real Housewives of New York City's wildest moments ever. As any diehard Bravo fan knows, the ladies of the Big Apple never fail to entertain.

Lockdown is nothing to fear when we have plenty of films to back us up and thank god there are so many to help us get through it.

Brotherly love! Sell By actor Scott Evans enlisted the help of his older brother Chris to fix his at-home haircut during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Jim Carrey found the perfect way to stay busy while self-isolating during the COVID-19 pandemic. The 58-year-old father of one decided he’s going to take this time to grow his facial hair and simultaneously entertain fans with his new look.

As we all settle into our new normals in self-quarantine amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, now's the perfect time to park yourself in front of your TV (or computer screen) and make a dent on that never-ending list of shows you've been meaning to watch.

One of the most crucial safety measures during the current global pandemic is to stay home to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Despite being in quarantine or complete lockdown, there are many ways to keep entertained at home.