Selling Sunset: everything we know about season four so far

This is probably the closest you'll come to Selling Sunset – just swap the LA Hills for exclusive Hamptons holiday homes and the glam all-female cast for testosterone-fuelled former frat boys, and you get the idea.

If it was the cut-throat dramz and LA social scene that really got you hooked on Selling Sunset, then The Hills will totally satiate your cravings. LC, Heidi, Audrina and the gang were the ultimate in California squad #goals. Special shout out to the hot men, too.

Flipping property is the term given to buying dilapidated homes and renovating them to a killer standard to turn a major profit – and that's exactly what you can expect from this Emmy nominated make-over show.

One of the originals, and still the best. For the best property porn from around the globe, this British stalwart of TV (it's been running for over twenty years) won't fail to impress and will have you thinking waaay outside the box for your future home (for when you become a millionaire, natch).

So it's not quite property porn, but the similarities between LA's real estate and fashion industries – ie, famous friends, expensive tastes and incredible parties – make Styling Hollywood essential viewing for anyone who found the personal developments in Selling Sunset the juiciest bit.

Along a similar thread, RHOBH is a more grown-up version of The Hills – but doesn't scrimp on any of the cattiness, we can assure you. The number of series are seemingly endless and show no signs of slowing down, so prepare to dedicate the rest of your life to watching.

What's fancier than a multi-million dollar home in the Hollywood Hills or The Hamptons, you ask? Why, one on water, of course. Below Deck follows the lives and loves of deck hands on some of America's most incredible super yachts. Oh, how the other half live.

Selling Sunset might be hailed as the ultimate property porn/unscripted reality crossover on telly, but Million Dollar Listing came way before (in 2006, in fact). Following the success of Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles, Now TV launched three spin-offs: Miami, New York and San Francisco. That's actual WEEKS worth of binging.

So maybe you're a masochist and just really, really love feeling down over your mundane life while you gorge on literal teenagers living the life YOU deserve? In that case, you'll love to hate the spoiled offspring of America's most successful business families in Rich Kids of Beverly Hills.