Slow Horses.

Looking at your list of shows in that picture, I would say the new HBO Westworld!

Babylon Berlin!

Silicon Valley

Norsemen- absolutely hysterical show really really loved it

After Life - dark, funny, and poignant

Dota Dragons Blood - anime, really intense, great storytelling, has one of the best episodes ive ever seen in any show

Lupin - brilliantly written crime show, plot and acting are superb. One of the best ive seen for a very lont time

The Sopranos. One of the best and most influential TV shows ever made.

Lazor Wulf. Refreshingly quirky and original cartoon about a wolf with a laser on his back.

Three Busy Debras. Almost lethally hilarious comedy trio being superlatively silly.

Twin Peaks. Especially season 3, probably the best single season a TV shoe has ever had.

The best Star Trek series for me is a tie between DS9 and Lower Decks. That’s right, I rank Lower Decks above TNG. It’s THAT good.

Taskmaster,

The good place

Schitts Creek

Arrested development

My name is Earl

Frasier

Firefly

• A&E’s Nero Wolfe
• Agatha Christie’s Poirot (with David Suchet)
• The Expanse
• Star Trek: TNG
• Fleabag (season 2 is a masterpiece, and I don’t throw that word around)
• For All Mankind
• Archane (season 1 is another masterpiece)
• Penny Dreadful (it dips in quality in the later seasons, but worth it for the Frankenstein’s monster story alone)

No love for Archer? Witty, profane, great animation/artwork, one writer/creator carrying the whole show, and eponymous lead voiced by H. Jon Benjamin. What am I missing?

Not nearly enough love for Andor? Season 2, episodes 7, 8, and 9 showcase some of the most compelling sequences on TV. Diego Luna, a man under enormous pressure ready to come apart at the seams, run by master manipulator Stella Skarsgård. Andy Serkis. Forrest Whittaker. Empire baddies Denise Gough and Ben Mendelssohn. Best Star Wars offerings outside the original trilogy screenplays hands down. Fight me.

Nor for my most embarrassing and guiltiest pleasure Downton Abbey? Plus two full length feature sequels? Come now.

Band of Brothers, The Americans, Rome, Andor, Mindhunter

Space ghost coast to coast: surreal talk show and interview comedy reusing old cartoon animation. A more modern equivalent would probably be Smiling Friends.

Courage the cowardly dog: PG rated horror, lots of references and original stuff, suspense and humor

Cowboy Bebop: anime, good sci-fi amazing music

All the star treks: fully automated gay space communism and the alien and robot crisises they encounter. Futurama, The Orville for more comedic/modern equivalents. Cue epic fanfare intro music.

Psych & Monk: comfort sitcom meets murder mystery early 2000s style, updated Matlock/Columbo/murder she wrote.

Most David Attenborough nature docs

The twilight zone original and reboot, eerie sci-fi standalone stories

Legion: professor X’s son is the most powerful mutant alive (pre Franklin Richards) and slowly losing his mind. Reminds me a bit of The Prisoner.

Cosmos original and reboot, I like the style of the original but the updated science in the new one is obviously more informative. For a taste try just the powers of 10 video.

If you like weird stuff like LOST. Convoluted mysteries, scifi, and horror.

This is not in any order. And I am a big film and TV show buff so Ive managed to find a lot of the good stuff (imo) and I’ll share it with you.

1. OA (cancelled after 2 seasons on cliffhanger but super good and unexpected)
2. From (has Michael from LOST, ongoing)
3. Westworld. (Last season was meh but the others were good but convoluted)
4. Dollhouse (little older, smaller budget production, but solid)
5. Severance (ongoing)
6. Devs. (Single season completed story)
7. 1899 (same creators as dark. Watch in original language as it makes more sense).
8. Foundation (ongoing. Maybe 1 more season)
9. The Peripheral (2 seasons. Cancelled on cliffhanger but really good).
10. Silo (on going)
11. Night sky (really wish it had a second season but still good for 1. Has sissy spacek in it)
12. Travelers (finished up. On par with dollhouse production quality)
13. Brave new world. (Complete in 1 season)
14. Fringe. (A favorite of mine. Akin to x files but more goofy. )
15. Dune prophecy. (I liked it but not everyone does. Has 2nd season confirmed.)
16. Channel zero. (Each season is its own horror/psychology story. It’s very good except last season imo.)
17. 3 body problem. (Good so far)
18. Lost in space (first 2 seasons good but third…meh)
19. Tales from the loop. (This is a weird ass show but very captivating)
20. The stand (newer one but old one good too).
21. It welcome to Derry. (So good)
22. Alien earth (basically aliens and blade runner mixed together).
23. American gods. (Falls off a bit near final season)
24. The magicians. (Adult Harry Potter and everyone is “cool” and smokes. But I did quite like it).
25. maniac (weird trippy and underrated)
26. Monsterland (it’s weird and I loved it,)
27. Fall of the House of usher. (Newer one and it’s very good).
28. Dream corp llc. (Absurdist scifi humor and very psychedelic)
29. What we do in the shadows. (Comedy, unlike most of the others,).
30. Legion. (An all time favorite. I thought 2nd season had some boring chunks).
31. Loki
32. Dexter.

Unrelatew to current theme :

1. Broad city (comedy, two young women in new York and shenanigans).

Some animations.

1. Ugly Americans (funny, dark)
2. Venture bros (funny and sometimes a little dark)
3. The tick (just funny)
4. Adventure time (humor, fantasy and scifi)
5. Futurama (scifi humor)
6. Scavengers reign (body horror, scifi)
7. Pantheon (dark sci-fi,)
8. American dad (I just like Roger a lot)
9. South Park (you get that it’s satire if you are an adult. It’s all satire. Even first season.)
10. JoJo’s bizarre adventure. (It’s an anime. It’s campy. Though the very first season is really a completely different story. You can skip it to start with).
11. Cowboy bebop. (Scifi . The anime is funny and sad and good writing)
12. Space dandy. (My all time favorite anime, it’s hilarious and campy. Scifi based)
13. Archer

• Andor (though first episode can be skipped IMO)
• Severance (do not trust the ending of S2E3)
• Black Mirror
• Better Call Saul
• Chernobyl
• Inside No. 9

Bob’s Burgers.
I thought it looked off-putting at first, so I hadn’t actually started watching it until it had a bunch of seasons ready to binge-watch, but it’s funny, relaxing, and mostly wholesome.

Fringe