From Grey's Anatomy to Breaking Bad: Stranger Things actor Sadie Sink lists out what to watch on OTT

Six months have passed since the Battle of Starcourt, which terrorised and destroyed Hawkins. Our group of pals is separated for the first time as a result of the aftermath-and negotiating the complexity of high school hasn't made things any simpler. A new and terrifying supernatural menace emerges at this most vulnerable time, posing a horrible puzzle that, if answered, could ultimately put an end to Upside Down's atrocities. Sadie Sink plays the role of Max in Stranger Things, and people can't stop raving about her performance in the latest season.

Sadie Sink revealed, "My current favourite show or film, I mean, I'm a big Grey's Anatomy fan. And it's constantly, no matter how many times I've seen it, it's just like background noise at this point." Meet Meredith Grey, a talented Seattle Grace Hospital surgical intern in her first year. Meredith navigates the everyday traumas and social landmines of life within the hospital and out in the real world with the help of her fellow residents-in-training.

Sadie Sink shared, "When I need to laugh, I watch Arrested Development. Pretty cool. Jason Bateman's a genius. It's definitely a comfort show." In this highly acclaimed comedy, Michael Bluth is forced to help his crazily eccentric family pick up the pieces after their wealthy patriarch is arrested and their assets are frozen in this highly acclaimed comedy.

Sadie Sink stated that Inventing Anna is like a hidden gem for her to watch. She said, "A hidden gem on Netflix. I don't know how much of a hidden gem it is. But I guess I just need my brother to watch and vent so that we can discuss it." In Inventing Anna, a journalist with a lot on his plate examines the story of Anna Delvey, the Instagram-famous German heiress who stole the hearts and the money of New York's social scene. Is Anna, however, New York's most notorious con artist or merely the new face of the American dream? As Anna awaits trial and our reporter races against the clock to find out who Anna Delvey is, Anna and the reporter create a dark, comic love-hate relationship. Jessica Pressler's piece "How Anna Delvey Tricked New York's Party People" in New York Magazine inspired the series.

When asked which show people have been recommending she watch, Sadie Sink went on to say, "Everyone tells me that I should be watching Breaking Bad. I just haven't gotten around to it. Maybe one day we'll see." Breaking Bad stars Bryan Cranston, an Emmy-nominated veteran actor who plays Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher whose life is suddenly turned upside down by a grim medical prognosis. Jesse Pinkman, played by Aaron Paul, is a streetwise former student who "teaches" Walter a new trade. Skylar Gunn, Walter's pregnant wife and a hardworking homemaker, is Anna Gunn.