TV Shows millennials can relate to

The newest generations as the millennials consume more tv shows, series and programs that any generation before. They are who decide what's on and what's not, their influence nowadays is enormous and you have to conquer them if you want to success and not fail in the entertainment world. 

Here there are some TV shows based on millennials that you'll feel identified with.

1. Girls

Lena Dunham opened the doors of heaven with the series of the millennial series. Following the story of four friends, trying to survive in New York with a head full of birds and idealized ideas of what is adult life. Removing the luxury that could bring the city of New York, and perhaps created Sex in New York, this show get us down to reality, and with a very clever sense of humor.

2. Scream Queens

What could be considered the offspring of the classic Bad Girls and the masterpiece of Ryan Murphy with American Horror Story, has managed to attract the attention of many millennials. In addition, the fact of having a cast of famous stars among the younger generations, such as Emma Roberts, Nick Jonas, Leah Michelle and Ariana Grande (and Taylor Lautner, who joins the second season), has managed to give its creator, Ryan Murphy, another series of gold under the arm next to Glee and American Horror Story. Do not miss a series in which the jewels are better with a thin layer of blood.

3. New Girl 

If you liked Friends, New Girl may be wha you were waiting for. Jess is the typical twenty-year-old girl, with dreams, hopes, an adult ... but very, very childish. His peculiar style, his way of acting and sense of humor will represent you almost 100%. Because millennials cry with a glass of wine in their hands listening to Taylor Swift in the background, and are extremely awkward when it comes to flirting. With each of his adventures along with his roommates, who basically represent the generation (Nick: edge misunderstood and Schmitz: sex symbol misunderstood, among others), you wont' stop laughing.

4. Love

Love is one of the newest one on this list. Following the line of young indie people who live in love with fourth-class musicians and their Blu-Rays, introduces us to a purely millennial world. The reactions are multiple, if it is wonderful, if it is crap ... What we do know is that it provides a brutally honest and funny look at what a current relationship is.

5. Broad City

If you like Girls (#1), you will love Broad City too. Following the line of a series with female characters who live life regardless of social prejudices, and defending an idea of feminism that delights in the millennial series, get the characters to slip into our little heart because they could be us, and we could be them, and everything is love. 

6. Mr Robot

Millennial series are based on the type of people who love them. For that reason, if in Love we found geeks who search in love and encounter the daily dramas of current relationships, here we find a geek, very freaky, antisocial who is in charge of hacking in the name of justice. With this, it is responsible for uncovering those people or companies that are not acting as they should and cause more harm than good. If you like that whole roll of righteous hero - neighbor geek who loves computers, this is your series.

7. Pretty Little Liars

The bombing of this series has managed to keep on track after 7 seasons. The goings-on of 'A' got that thousands of, at that time, teenagers, were stuck to the screens of their computers (because that of watching the series on television is not millennial, accept it) episode after episode. A certain resemblance to the secrecy that drove the protagonists of Gossip Girl crazy, has managed to make Pretty Little Liars one of the great series of the decade.