You don't have to look far for your next binge after "Boots," as Netflix has plenty of other great LGBTQ romances that are similarly worth watching.

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We've seen plenty of dramedy series on Netflix over the years with varied backdrops, but this new show featuring a 13 Reasons Why star takes a fresh approach.

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Inspired by a memoir, Netflix's new show "Boots" tells the story of a gay man going through the U.S. Marine Corps boot camp in the early 1990s.

Netflix is turning its living-room app into more than just a streaming hub. The company is bringing its catalog of mobile games to smart TVs and browsers, starting with titles like Boggle Party and Lego Party.

Max Parker, who has also appeared in Emmerdale and Doctor Who, plays a boot camp instructor in comedy drama Boots, set in the 1990s and adapted from the memoir The Pink Marine by a former sergeant. He told BBC Radio Manchester: "I wanted to do a queer role. As a gay man, I wanted to explore that story."

Alongside the announcement, Netflix revealed the new slate of games it’s launching, all of which are party titles meant to be played in groups.

Netflix subscribers will soon be able to play Lego Party, Tetris Time Warp and other group games on their TVs.

Netflix has announced that it's adding a bunch of party games to its catalog, and unlike many of the streamer's other games, these are playable directly on your TV with your phone as a controller. "We're creating a completely new way to play games--one that's as easy as streaming a show on a Friday night," Netflix said in a blog post.

Greg Cope White talks about how Norman Lear inspired him to write his memoir "The Pink Marine," which has been adapted for TV for Netflix's military dramedy "Boots."