Sometimes, there is nothing more relaxing than immersing yourself in the drama or reality shows as you live vicariously through its cast.

Although much of it still airs live, finding high-quality reality TV can be challenging for cable-cutters. However, with the advent of streaming services, this problem is no longer an issue.

Here are some of the best shows you can stream over the holidays for days of rest, relaxation, and reality drama:

1. "Is It Cake?"

According to Collider, the competition reality series "Is it Cake?", which is streaming on Netflix, exists at the nexus of quirky baking shows and online trends.

Following the well-known trend on social media, "Is it Cake?" puts its nine bakers to the ultimate test to see if they can make the cake look like commonplace items.

Three of these talented bakers are challenged in each episode to convincingly replicate objects such as handbags, bucket hats, and fresh produce in order to deceive a panel of judges.

The person that correctly identifies which cake-related object is related to money wins a cash prize as well as additional points.

2. "Love On The Spectrum"

In the striking and unvarnished reality series "Love on the Spectrum," a group of endearing young adults who are on the autism spectrum go on romantic adventures.

The Netflix series follows how these people deal with vulnerability, looking for partners, dating, and even heartbreak through these open stories.

"Love on the Spectrum" dispels misconceptions about dating on the spectrum by revealing universal truths about love and companionship despite its particular circumstances.

It offers a natural look into the lives of the people it features by revealing both similarities and differences with neurotypical family members and friends.

3. "Skin Wars"

Mashable notes that "Skin Wars" follows a group of talented artists as they take on challenges involving human canvases.

The winner of each season receives a prize package that includes a year's worth of specialty paints and the chance to be a featured artist at an international trade show for body painting.

Additionally, this reality show competition that is streaming on Netflix offers a cash award of $100,000 to the winner.

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4. "Rupaul's Drag Race"

Elle says that "Rupaul's Drag Race," where queens from all backgrounds compete for the title of "next drag superstar," is still one of the most exciting reality shows on television.

A fresh batch of side-stitching skits, life-saving lipsyncs, and high-fashion runway looks appear every week on this show.

It's a competition show that also celebrates individuality, and you can watch it online at WOW Presents Plus.

5. "The Circle"

The Circle is Netflix's socially based competitive reality show with a twist in which contestants must develop a likable, convincing persona.

In order to succeed in the game, players are expected to form powerful alliances. On a social media platform where they can sign in as themselves or as a catfish, contestants in The Circle face off against one another instead of in a large home or on a remote beach.

6. "Queer Eye"

According to Collider, "Queer Eye" is a remake of the early 2000s' "Queer Eye For The Straight Guy."

It follows Jonathan Van Ness, Tan France, Karamo Brown, Bobby Berk, and Antoni Porowski as they help people become the best versions of themselves.

People from all ages and backgrounds are featured on "Queer Eye," which is an incredible display of culture, confidence, and the connections that people make.

7. "The Great British Bake Off"

Elle claims that No one anticipated "The Great British Bake Off"'s level of popularity, as the show  has drawn viewers from all over the world.

In this show, a group of amateur bakers competes in a series of challenges over the course of ten weeks in the hopes of being named the best at the end.

In addition, "The Great British Baking Off" does not feature any nasty commentary or overly dramatic editing, in contrast to some American cooking competition shows.

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