Your Ideal Cozy-Season Rewatch, Based on Your Zodiac Sign

Here’s the comfort show you’ll be happiest streaming on chilly fall days.

Summertime and its nudge to fill your calendar with activities galore from morning to dusk might not quite be in the rearview just yet. But as we head past the fall equinox and the days get shorter as the evenings get darker, it’s natural to want to get couch-locked and comfy with your coziest blanket. It’s time to reach for the remote, and fire up that one beloved series you’ve watched over and over again. Whether Friends, Dawson’s Creek, or Mad Men feels like your cup of soothing tea might very well depend on your natal astrology. Consider your sun, moon, or rising signs, then read on for the cozy-season rewatch that best suits your astrological wiring.

Your Ultimate Rewatch for the Fall, Based on Your Zodiac Sign

Read on for your sun sign as well as your moon and rising, if you know them.

Aries: Parks & Recreation

Your ruler, action-oriented Mars, makes you a laser-focused go-getter much like super-ambitious deputy director Leslie Knope, played by Amy Poehler, in the docu-style sitcom that you might have rewatched a countless number of times, thanks to its buoyancy, likable cast, iconic physical comedy moments courtesy of Andy—and let’s not forget Donna’s fierce boss vibe.

Taurus: Downton Abbey

From the Edwardian and interwar costumes to the gentle, human-focused storylines, the music, and the predictability of the routines the characters are immersed in, Downton reflects your relationship-oriented, artistic Venus-ruled nature. You’re also the fixed earth sign who exhibits pragmatism and a love of a slower-paced, soothing cadence in all things, including your TV shows, which aligns the period drama with your point of view.

Gemini: Friends

As the mutable air sign ruled by messenger Mercury, which oversees communication, information, technology, and transportation, you’re extremely social and center your whole world around the people in your life, which is why the themes of this 1990s classic sitcom likely resonate with your heart. You’re also quick-witted, playful, and a master conversationalist, so you enjoy following all the different storylines and character arcs—whether we’re talking Monica and Chandler, Phoebe and Regina Phalange, or Ross and Marcel.

Cancer: This Is Us

Because you’re the cardinal water sign ruled by the intuitive, emotional moon, you’re typically quite focused on your nearest and dearest, which means family drama This Is Us is truly your jam. Starring Mandy Moore and Milo Ventimiglia as the parents of “The Big Three,” the six-season story is full of sentimental flashbacks and meaningful takes on life, loss, and relating to your loved ones—all of which appeals to your sense of what makes for the ideal cozy-season show.

Leo: Sex & the City

As the fixed fire sign associated with the fifth house of romance and self-expression, you can probably quote almost every line uttered by Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha, and Miranda. From Carrie’s Big vs. Aidan drama to Samantha’s fierce and fiery approach to owning her sex drive, you’re perpetually head over heels for all the love, fashion, and friendship that permeates all six seasons—and beyond—of the beloved HBO series.

Virgo: Gilmore Girls

Though we tend to think of Geminis as the sign most influenced by messenger Mercury, it’s your ruling planet, as well, and likely the driving force behind the buzzy, nonstop, speedy, witty dialogue that Gilmore Girls creators Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino made the centerpiece of Lorelai and Rory Gilmore’s relationship—and really, all of Stars Hollow. Whether you love to debate whether you should jump ship from Team Dean to Team Logan or see how well you can keep up with all the minute pop culture references, Gilmore Girls is so aligned with your cerebral, detail-oriented, intelligent nature.

Libra: Will & Grace

Ruled by Venus, the planet of relationships, and as the cardinal air sign associated with the seventh house of partnership, one-on-one connections hold a special place in your heart, which is why you likely can’t get enough of the classic NYC sitcom about the platonic bond between Will and Grace and their over-the-top hilarious friends Jack and Karen. Will and Grace’s respective journeys to find romance as well as Grace’s artistic work as an interior designer probably also appeal to your beauty-loving, balance-seeking Venus-ruled spirit.

Scorpio: Mad Men

As a fixed water sign, co-ruled by rebirth-fueling Pluto and go-getter Mars, you’re secretive, magnetic, dynamic, and capable of gasp-worthy transformation, which is not unlike the antihero at the core of the iconic AMC drama starring Jon Hamm as Don Draper. From Don’s sexy exploits to the power struggles that manifest among the cast, there’s a lot about the show that speaks to your own nature and desires.

Sagittarius: Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations

While it might not be a scripted drama like a lot of cozy-season rewatch shows, chances are you can’t get enough of the late, great chef Tony Bourdain, whose wanderlust and appetite for local food, drink, and interactions with everyday people mirror your own. His travel and food show aired from 2005 to 2012, racking up 142 episodes. That said, taking a walk down memory lane with Bourdain’s show is sure to drum up the perfect mix of comfort and opportunity to discover something you never learned before, which is music to your knowledge-seeking spirit.

Capricorn: The Office

As the cardinal earth sign ruled by taskmaster Saturn, your sense of humor is dry, and your work ethic is strong, so the vibes of this classic comedy are right up your alley. Chances are you get a kick out of the hijinks of Michael, Jim, Pam, Dwight, and the rest of the gang at Dunder Mifflin so much that you’re down for rewatching it time and again.

Aquarius: Schitt’s Creek

You’re the fixed air sign whose modern ruler is rebellious Uranus and traditional one is boundary-setting Saturn, and elements of both of those planets inform the Canadian sitcom created by Dan Levy and his dad, Eugene, which also starred the late and loved Catherine O’Hara. The Rose family’s journey from rich to living in a small town that they bought as a joke appeals to your quirky sense of humor and love of shaking up the status quo.

Pisces: Outlander

Ruled by Neptune, the planet of spirituality, illusion, and mysticism, you wear rose-colored glasses much like WWII combat nurse Claire Fraser prior to stumbling into another time and place—specifically, Craigh na Dun in 1743. The escapism, romance, and fantastical elements of the TV adaptation of Diana Gabaldon’s historical fiction series all echo your own dreamy way of showing up in the world, which is why it feels like your perfect fall rewatch.