by How can you have the best “Christian Girl Autumn” without the perfect fall shows to set the mood? The top three shows that have to make your watchlist this fall are “Pretty Little Liars,” “Teen Wolf” and “The Vampire Diaries.” They may be basic choices, but what’s more basic than Christian Girl Autumn?
Making these shows a staple of your fall routine guarantees a roller coaster of emotions, mystery, romance and supernatural chaos. First, there’s “Pretty Little Liars,” where viewers are left trying to uncover the truth behind the disappearance of Alison DiLaurentis, the queen bee whose mysterious disappearance seemed to bring peace to Rosewood, at least for a little while. Between secret messages from “A,” endless plot twists and enough suspicious behavior to make everyone a suspect, the series is practically made for a fall binge.
Then there’s “The Vampire Diaries,” where the classic star crossed lovers storyline meets Elena Gilbert, Stefan Salvatore and Damon Salvatore find themselves caught in a supernatural love triangle that makes ordinary relationship problems look nonexistent. The Salvatore brothers may be vampires willing to go to extreme lengths for the people they love, but they certainly aren’t doing it alone. Witches, werewolves, ghosts, vampires and other supernatural beings continuously pull the residents of Mystic Falls into one disaster after another.
However, we can’t forget the cult classic that made viewers fall in love with Dylan O’Brien: “Teen Wolf.” The series takes the traditional supernatural formula and throws it out the window, introducing viewers to hunters, kitsune, banshees and other creatures inspired by mythology. From battling the terrifying Dread Doctors and the creatures they created to uncovering the truth behind Derek Hale’s family and the fire that destroyed their home, Beacon Hills is never short on danger.
So, choose your team. Do you fully embrace the supernatural spirits slowly approaching the October madness with vampires, werewolves, witches and endless mystery? Or do you keep it lowkey with a little mystery, destruction and teenage drama, just without the witchy-whoos?
