Have a Hangover From 2017? Here Are Some Suggestions for TV Shows to Stream

Happy 2018. If you rang in the new year a little too hard, here’s what to watch while nursing yourself back to health.

I feel quite bad, and I wish to have my spirits lifted

“Younger” is a bingeable romcom, about a woman in her 40s who pretends to be in her 20s to get a job, with the bubbly ease of “Sex and the City.” Its 48 episodes are currently on Hulu, and while the show’s ideas about what Brooklyn entails are quite silly, its digs at the publishing industry are a hoot.

‘Younger’
Where to watch: Hulu

I feel quite bad, and I wish to wallow in that badness

Season 4 of the futuristic thriller anthology “Black Mirror” is now on Netflix, and while it can be a spiritually corrosive binge-watch, if you’re trying to embrace darkness, go ahead and embrace darkness. Celebrate new beginnings by developing a skepticism about the entire human endeavor!

‘Black Mirror’
Where to watch: Netflix

I think my body is broken

Netflix’s “American Vandal” is a hilarious true-crime spoof about high-school vandalism that’s still as absorbing and intricate as the real deal, just without the morbid guilt. And with drawings of penises spray-painted onto cars.

‘American Vandal’
Where to watch: Netflix

I want to wear sunglasses inside

The amiable “Great News” is sort of a “30 Rock” Lite, set at a local news station. The plots for each episode don’t matter much, so if you can only catch the terrific one-liners (“well, well, well … said Baby Jessica while having a nightmare”), you’re still in good shape.

‘Great News’
Where to watch: Hulu

I’m surprisingly O.K. and I enjoy British shows

“Toast of London,” on Netflix, is a showbiz comedy about a washed-up self-aggrandizing star. There’s a lot of shouting on the show, so skip it if you have a headache, but otherwise prepare to accidentally adopt the main character’s habit of saying “thanking you” instead of “thank you.” It’s catchy.

‘Toast of London’
Where to watch: Netflix

I don’t even have the energy to pick something to stream

Bravo has a 12-hour “Vanderpump Rules” marathon New Year’s Day starting at 9:30 a.m.; FXX has a “Simpsons” marathon starting at 8 p.m. New Year’s Eve and running all day New Year’s Day; and Syfy’s “Twilight Zone” marathon starts at 4 a.m. on Dec. 31 and airs through 6:30 a.m. Jan. 2.