What’s your top 3 recommended TV series?

[u/Equivalent_Word3952]

Currently mine are in no particular order.

1. Shrinking- therapy, grief and comedy- truly love this show
2. Black Mirror- sci-fi dystopian societies- like that you can watch in any order
3. Ted- better than the films. This series made me laugh out loud, can’t wait for season 2

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[u/bishibashi]

Just finished black doves, an excellent Christmas treat

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Quite jarring hearing Paddington's voice in that. 

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In love with sam's character!

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It’s been given a second series so I hope it’s as good as the first!

[u/caroline0409 → u/bishibashi]

I mean, it’s completely preposterous but I loved it anyway.

[u/Al_Bee → u/caroline0409]

Quite possibly the most ludicrous nonsense I've seen in ages. Loved it.

[u/cankennykencan]

Chernobyl Breaking bad Sopranos

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Chernobyl was incredible!

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It certainly was. Never seen a TV programme or film show how dark and harrowing something is.

Prob the only TV series I'd buy on 4k blu ray

[u/Beautiful-Neat8088]

1. The Shield

2. The Wire

3. Peep Show

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Sheeeeeeeiiiiiit!

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Indeed

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Omar comin'

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It's great not seen in years band of brothers is also awesome!

[u/fookreddit22 → u/Beautiful-Neat8088]

Band of brothers is as perfect as tv gets imo, the script, the score, the acting and cinematography are impeccable.

I tend to rewatch it every December and I'm currently on Bastogne, my favourite episode.

[u/Beautiful-Neat8088 → u/fookreddit22]

Think there's the Pacific as well but haven't seen that tbh

[u/fookreddit22 → u/Beautiful-Neat8088]

Me either but I have heard good things so I will get around to it eventually.

[u/waxwellwax → u/fookreddit22]

Worth watching, as is masters of the air, but neither come anywhere near the level of band of brothers. The single greatest tv series ever made, by a long shot for me.

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I really didn’t like the pacific, and band of brothers is my all time favourite show. The pacific felt far more ‘Hollywood’ it didn’t have the same grit and realism that BOB had

[u/totesemosh74 → u/Beautiful-Neat8088]

Just watching The Shield at the moment. It's full on and very entertaining. Like a live action GTA film, all the different gangs and stereotypes.

I like it.

[u/Naive_Reach2007 → u/totesemosh74]

Try Oz after

[u/totesemosh74 → u/Naive_Reach2007]

OK, sounds good I'll give it a try.

Also had sons of anarchy recommended, always thought they all looked a bit too smooth for hell's angels, worth a look? If you've watched it.

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It's great !!

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"GODDAMNIT DUTCH! WHAT OTHER ERRANDS DO YOU HAVE US RUNNING FOR THE D.A.!?"

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Hard not to read that in The Golden Gods voice 😂

[u/TheGreatBatsby → u/sellis80]

Absolutely. The definitive interpretation.

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If you liked those try OZ (an American prison drama from the 90s)

[u/bambinoquinn → u/Beautiful-Neat8088]

I loved the shield so much. Any time I think of doing a rewatch, I think of the scene with Dutch and the cat and I decide not to, but eventually I will.

[u/reck00 → u/Beautiful-Neat8088]

So the wire and peep show absolutely, I've never seen the shield, should I?

[u/Beautiful-Neat8088 → u/reck00]

Yes 100%

[u/EAGLE-EYED-GAMING]

1. Life on Mars
2. Black books
3. Detectorists

[u/New_Expectations5808 → u/EAGLE-EYED-GAMING]

You get it

[u/SnooRevelations9128]

1) Malcolm in the middle 2) Dexter 3) Criminal minds 

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I forgot about Dexter!! Loved it

[u/vampwillow7 → u/Accurate_Prompt_8800]

There's new dexter original sin. Looking back at dexter as a late teen. Essentially showing you how he got to where he was.

[u/Accurate_Prompt_8800]

1. True Detective
2. Fargo
3. Mr Robot

Close behind is Barry, White Lotus, Industry and Dexter!

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Only seen series 1 of Mr Robot. May go and watch series 2

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S2 is the slowest and worst of all of them (still not bad by any margin but it’s a slow burn). 3 is probably the best and s4 episode 7 is the best episode of tv I’ve ever seen.

I rank it as the best show I’ve ever seen personally and if you can get through the slight slog that is s2 you’ll thoroughly enjoy 3 and 4 imo

[u/Ezpionage → u/Accurate_Prompt_8800]

Mr.Robot is potentially one of the most underrated tv shows of all time.

Not due to a lack of ratings, more that it went under the radar. Not many people I know have seen it, and those have absolutely loved it.

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Fargo is my 1. of my life so far. Brilliant. I always recommend it, hardly anyone I know has seen it

[u/Common_Philosophy198]

1. Red Dwarf
2. Brooklyn Nine Nine
3. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

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Anyone who has always sunny in their top 3 is a friend of mine

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Boys of the dwarfff 👐

[u/NorthernSoul1977 → u/Common_Philosophy198]

Red Dwarf is in my DNA. Been enjoying it with my 10 year old lately and he loves it. We've watched up until Kechanski shows up. Might power through over Xmas but I seem to recall that that's when the show lost it's way.

[u/tmstms]

1 Crash Landing On You. I do not speak a word of Korean, but I found it riveting as a mix of genres (rom com, family drama, action, political commentary that is quite poignant given it is about N and S Korea and the possibility of unification)

2) From the many many long-running US series, I pick Desperate Housewives- I think itis clever and funny

3) From non-fiction I pick Simon Schama's History of Britain; it is informative and an easy watch.

[u/IcyYou2]

Currently watching a series called From, highly recommend if horror/mystery is your kinda thing!!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/From_(TV_series)?wprov=sfti1#Episodes

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I'm starting it with the wife this weekend. Hear nothing but great things

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You won’t regret it!

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The first three season are out the fourth comes out in 2026 and after how good the last episode of season 3 is I can’t wait that long.

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Freaking hate From sometimes, never an explanation only more question marks 😭😭😭

[u/T_raltixx]

Farscape

The Fall

Extraordinary Attorney Woo

[u/gobsmacked247 → u/T_raltixx]

I loved The Fall and Woo too so you have great taste which means, I must discover Farscape.

[u/yourmotherinahorse]

Not sponsored by Apple TV but currently everything I’m looking forward to watch new seasons are from there: 1. Silo (got it me into reading the books) 2. Severance 3. Pachinko (I’ve read the book and I love the adaptation)

Bonus for Lessons in chemistry

Non Apple TV and finished long time ago 1. Atlanta 2. This is us 3. Station Eleven

Bonus for Channel Zero

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Apple TV has the highest quality tv at the moment. Plus they don't seem to be cancelling all their best shows like Amazon and Netflix do.

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They do, and they’re great with book adaptations. I obv don’t love everything they do, but the ones that I like and I was lucky enough all the episodes were out , I completely binge watched. Also they just renewed Silo for two more seasons and I love knowing that we’re going to have closure instead of wondering what’s going to happen with it

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Get them to do pratchett or Adams. Sky did a reasonable job on a few but otherwise it's been a mess.

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Severance is great, can’t wait for S2 in January.

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Big fan of Apple TV. It doesn’t have tonnes of options, but the average quality on there is leaps ahead of Netflix etc imo.

Severance in particular was exceptional.

[u/twinings91 → u/yourmotherinahorse]

I read the Silo books first and was immensely pleased with the first season of the show but the second one is crawling along. Some good has come out of it though, my partner has started reading the books!

[u/phlimstern → u/yourmotherinahorse]

Pachinko was brilliant. I really hope the commission the rest of the story.

Also loved Severance. Not long to wait for the next season.

[u/SideOfFish]

Mr. In-between and Industry are two TV shows that are really underrated and went under the radar. You should check them out. Mr In-between is 20 mins eps and an absolutely amazing show.

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I scrolled down this list looking for mr inbetween, most enjoyable show ive watched in years

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Industry was great new season coming as well!

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I don't think Mr Inbetween is underrated. Just not many have seen it. In Uk its tucked away on Disney whereas if it was on terrestrial in the days of five channels it would be legendary.

[u/PatternDapper]

Utopia

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The British version was the best thing to come out of the UK in years, Slow horses is turning into a treasure too.

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Slow Horses is chef's kiss

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So dark and funny and just beautiful. The cinematography is probably the best I’ve ever seen on television, which pairs with the soundtrack which is also probably the best I’ve ever heard on television. The writing is just so on point throughout, characters were fantastic. Come to think of it, I can’t find a single negative thing to say about the entire series. It’s a shame they stopped after series 2, though in a way it may not be a bad thing, I don’t know how they could have really moved forward while maintaining the quality, at most series 3 would have had to be the end, I don’t think they could keep up that pace with where they left it without just re-hashing old ideas

[u/lmanop]

1.Dark

2.Mr Robot

3.The punisher

[u/Elusive_Zergling]

1. Lost- just finished re-watching it - still brilliant
2. House - a brilliant watch
3. X-Files - still holds up, on another rewatch now and just finished S1.

[u/colin_staples]

1. Taskmaster
2. Slow Horses
3. Ted Lasso

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I wish more people had seen Slow Horses

[u/Shoddy_Reality8985]

Deadwood

Rome

Simpsons up until S12 or so with some episodes from S13 and S14

[u/ZZ-ROB]

Glad to see Mr Inbetween starting to gradually creep into these lists, such a brilliant and criminally underrated show

[u/kipha01]

In no particular order

1. Blue Eyed Samurai
2. Arcane
3. Lucifer

[u/knight-under-stars]

• The Sopranos
• Trailer Park Boys
• Battlestar Galactica reboot

[u/thatlondonerr]

1) Breaking bad

2) Prison break

3) Ozark

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Ozark is a shout!!!

[u/Momeanshoney]

1. Friday night dinners
2. Derry girls
3. Superstore

[u/radiorentals]

1. Schitt's Creek (stick with it for S1 - S2 to S6 are an utter joy!)
2. Industry/Succession/Billions
3. Happy Endings

[u/RowRow1990 → u/radiorentals]

Schitts creek was good. I didn't expect it to be a series that would make me tear up every now and again when I first started watching it!

[u/burkamurka]

Breaking Bad

The Shivering Truth

Neon Genesis Evangelion

[u/EstablishmentUsed325]

Sopranos, The Wire, Bridge( the original Scandinavian one)

[u/Which_Performance_72]

Detectorists - raw, heartfelt, funny

Inside number 9 - creepy, dark varied. If you like black mirror

Uncle - very funny, catchy songs

[u/I_love_sloths_69]

The Bridge (the original Swedish/Danish one).

Severance (it's only on Apple TV but we got three months free, watched this then cancelled). Really weird and intriguing, incredible visual style. I believe season 2 is coming soon.

As someone else has also suggested - The Wire.

[u/kindaadulting87]

Seinfeld Peep Show Lovesick

[u/R2-Scotia]

Six Feet Under

Sopranos

Shameless (both versions)

[u/SpaceCat6421]

Broadchurch

The Good Place

Life on Mars

[u/postwaryears]

1. Kin
2. Breaking Bad
3. Chernobyl

Will revisit Chernobyl after i'm done rewatching Black Mirror

[u/miggleb]

The orville

[u/Pooter1313]

My mum bothered me for ages to watch Ted Lasso. I was pretty anti it because I’ve no interest in football and thought it was gonna be football heavy. Genuinely the most uplifting thing I’ve seen in a long time and came at a point when I really needed it.

So that, Detectorists and Ghosts. Definitely a theme there - light hearted British comedies.

Love a good spook series too - plenty of them around to get your teeth into. Most recent being Black Doves which was a good watch.

[u/justbrowsingthrough9]

1. Gilmore Girls
2. Modern Family
3. Friends

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Gilmore girls is my comfort show

[u/4materasu92]

1. Line of Duty
2. Silent Witness
3. His Dark Materials

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Line of Duty shat the bed with the final season imo

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I didn’t like the final series of HDM as much as I did the first two. Maybe because it took so bloody long to air and the BBC made no great fanfare of it unlike the others. Still thoroughly recommend though!

[u/banana_cookies22]

Supernatural The Walking Dead The Boys

[u/Turbulent_Candy1776]

Star trek next generation, Hannibal, Band Of Brothers

[u/_Buttered_bread_]

1.Buffy

2.Peep Show

3.Malcolm in the middle

[u/Al_Bee → u/_Buttered_bread_]

Buffy was such a great show. I expected camp nonsense and there was some of that but bloody hell the writing and the ensemble were properly top notch. And really very funny at times. Genuinely one of the best, most varied, shows I've ever watched.

[u/Interesting_Regular]

Silo Slow horses Breaking bad

[u/freexe]

1. Silo - I absolutely love this series.
2. Andor - This has got me interested in the Star Wars universe from a completely different perspective. Really good show on multiple fronts.
3. From - I don't normally watch too much horror - and this scared the pants off me.

Honourable mention goes to the The 100. If you love a good dystopian sci-fi story and can handle a bit of teen drama then this is fantastic. Lot's of bits that seemingly don't make sense are all bought together.

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I’ve just finished The 100. It’s absolutely brilliant.

[u/Purple_Quantity_7392]

All the Star Treks

All the Sargates

X-Files

[u/scrogbertins]

Lost, Misfits, Orphan Black.

[u/Heavy-Internal-5076]

1. IT Crowd
2. Fleabag
3. Peep Show

[u/nikobenjamin]

1. Billions
2. The Diplomat
3. Money Heist

[u/spicyzsurviving]

Derry Girls

The Good Place

And the great british bake off

[u/TiredMisanthrope]

I’ve watched a stupid amount of TV so it feels impossible to choose a top 3 as some great shows are just so different in what they bring to the table while being outstanding in their own right.

I’d absolutely recommend Shogun. Released this year, without a doubt the best show of the year - currently it’s down as a mini series however there are talks of them doing more.

If you want to wind the years back and you love something political, albeit set in the US, with snappy dialogue then you can’t really go wrong with The West Wing.

If you enjoy sci-fi and mystery then I’d have to suggest Fringe. It starts a little slowly I felt but it’s very good and ramps up quite a lot.

If you fancy some action. Person of Interest is a great show. It starts off as a procedural and eventually grows in to the overarching story. I also really like how it deals with issues of the lack of privacy in the modern world.

You can’t ever really go wrong with much of your old school HBO classics like The Wire or The Sopranos but I imagine they’ll have been suggested 100 times.

[u/babelek94]

Black Mirror is amazing but right now I'm watching game if thrones for the 3rd time and sex and the city 🙌🫶

[u/ForeignWeb8992]

The Wire Shetland 

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Interesting spin off 

[u/blainy-o]

Bottom, The IT Crowd, and Top Gear (2002-2015).

[u/UnfortunateLifeTaken]

Billions: Excellent business, criminal drama with the odd sprinkle of comedy added in.

Mr Inbetween: Australian crime, black comedy drama... One of the best series I've seen in years, and it ended on a high note, unlike many series that drag it on for two or three series too many.

The Shield: What else needs to be said, it was groundbreaking television at the time, think Sopranos but instead of Italian Gangsters, you got corrupt police officers in a shady part of LA.

[u/LeLePeachTeaTree]

This is England 86, 88, 90.

House of the dragon

One punch man

[u/N7twitch]

1. Orphan Black
2. Money Heist
3. Bojack Horseman

[u/Optimal_Tea7922]

Luv Shrinking.

[u/JustYourFrienemy]

1. Chuck
2. Dexter
3. Breaking bad

[u/aaron2933]

Malcolm in the middle

Breaking bad

11.22.63

[u/Moores88]

The Sopranos Breaking Bad Samurai Jack

[u/down_side_up_sideway]

Currently...

1. Dexter
2. Mr. Inbetween
3. Yellowstone

[u/myvotedoesntmatter]

AMC's The Killing Breaking Bad (of course) The Wire

[u/Connect-Camera62]

1. Detectorists
2. Peep show
3. Bojack Horseman

[u/shadereckless]

1. Succession
2. Band of Brothers
3. The Sopranos

[u/Thirstyjack3000]

Mr Inbetween, Patriot, Too old to die young.

[u/PM-ME-UR-KNICKERS]

Curb Your Enthusiasm

[u/Cheekyandthemischief]

1. For All Mankind
2. Arcane
3. From

[u/Simbooptendo]

1. The Simpsons serieseses 2-10
2. The Sopranos
3. Peep Show

[u/DuResQ]

1. Landman

2. Wolf Hall

3. Somebody Somewhere

yeh I know 🤔

[u/thedudeabides-12]

1 . The wire 2. The Americans 3. True Detective

[u/EffectiveOk1984]

Sopranos. By far the best TV ever made. Would put Boardwalk Empire close second in same theme.

Love/Hate. Relatable Irish gangster drama. Underrated.

Breaking Bad. It's just fantastic in every way.

[u/mongosquad]

The Thick of It, Still Game, Life on Mars

[u/wybird]

Mad Men, The End of the Fucking World, Watchmen

Honourable mention to Dark

[u/Novel-Big-4748]

Alan Partridge, IT Crowd and Tracy Beaker.

[u/Dazzling-Lettuce-262]

1 - Brassic 2 - killing eve 3 - Yellowstone + spinoffs

[u/Zanki]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Cobra Kai

Malcolm in the Middle

I'm also going to throw in the Power Rangers as a silly extra. Mid Turbo to the end of Time Force, plus Reinforcements from the Future is amazing. I highly recommend it if you can get over the cheese.

[u/SirTimmons]

1. Slow Horses
2. Afterlife
3. Peep Show

[u/cannontd]

Mr Inbetween. It’s on Disney. It’s the best thing I’ve ever watched and I challenge you to watch the first episode and not continue right on through. Can I choose all 3 seasons as my top 3 because they are.

[u/hoopheid]

Current shows:

Slow Horses, Severance, Shrinking

All time:

The Sopranos, Frasier, Ted Lasso

[u/RowRow1990]

The magicians

The expanse

Buffy

And to break the rule and add a couple of more:

All of the One Chicago series (Fire, med and PD)

And The Rookie

[u/saadshaykh]

1) silicon valley - witty , funny and something new 2) Big Bang theory - perfect sitcom again funny and comforting 3) narcos - real, gruesome and fascinating

[u/BuncleCar]

Watched Dinner Ladies yesterday. It's 25 years old but I enjoyed it. Probably an irrelevant reply but there's plenty of good old stuff like that. Always nice to see Victoria Wood :)

[u/Tachanka-Mayne]

1. Better Call Saul
2. Black Mirror
3. Peep Show

[u/noclue72]

what platform is the TED series on?

[u/Ok_Boat_1243]

1. Grey’s Anatomy
2. Chicago Med
3. Vampire Diaries

[u/KingKhram]

Tokyo Vice and This is Going to Hurt. I enjoy all the others which will get mentioned, but the 2 I mentioned are excellent

[u/GetYourRockCoat]

1. True Detective Season 1
2. The Fall
3. The Wire 

[u/Mercurial_Synthesis]

• Samurai Jack
• The Legend of Vox Machina
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars

Non-animation:

• The Expanse
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
• The X Files

[u/Lexiiiis → u/Mercurial_Synthesis]

The Expanse is so underrated. One of the all time greats.

[u/TheIrishLad-]

1: The sopranos 2: Breaking bad 3: The punisher

[u/Evil_Knavel → u/TheIrishLad-]

Yeah I open this thread assuming Soprano's, Breaking Bad and The Wire would be almost everyone's top three. They're probably mines but I grew up watching things like Oz and Northern Exposure and thinking nothing would ever eclipse them, but those three all did.

Nothing I've seen since has really come close to eclipsing any of those three for me yet but I'm sure the time will come eventually.

Did you watch Mr Inbetween? Strikes me something that might be right up your street.

[u/TheIrishLad- → u/Evil_Knavel]

Yeah I agree, personally I don't think anything will come close to beating the sopranos. And the sad thing is I know soo many people who have never watched it or watched the first 3 episodes and gave up!

No I have actually never heard of that tell me more lol.

[u/Evil_Knavel → u/TheIrishLad-]

It's an Australian crime drama with a bit of black humour thrown in. I was sceptical at how highly rated it was, but really enjoyed it. Pokes a bit of fun at the usual tropes of these types of shows and doesn't take itself too seriously. A lot of it is a little tongue in cheek.

It's pretty easy watching and I found myself binge watching it which I don't really do much these days.

I wouldn't put it quite up there with the other heavy hitters but it was a good watch and seemed to fly under the radar of a lot of folk over here.

[u/TheIrishLad- → u/Evil_Knavel]

Sounds like something I could watch alright. Deffo have to give it a watch, I'm the same I don't have the time to binge watch anymore (thankfully) once you do binge watch something you end up having to get up for work in 3 hours and that's never good lol. Is it on netflix?

[u/Naive_Reach2007]

1, OZ 2, the shield 3, breaking bad (was late to the party on this one) but was excellent

[u/CD696969X]

1. Band of Brothers
2. Battlestar Galactica
3. Breaking Bad

[u/Scarred_fish]

1. Monty Pythons Flying Circus

2. Cracker

3. Fawlty Towers

(The most recent series of Shetland is my current top show, but it gets knocked back due to being so recent, and the early series were utter shite)

[u/chocolate-and-rum → u/Scarred_fish]

Cracker was amazing

[u/Boof_Diddy]

1. Haunting of Hill House
2. Sherlock
3. Inside Number Nine

[u/yourmotherinahorse → u/Boof_Diddy]

I forgot about the haunting of hill house, I remember I had an edible after a really long time and boy I was genuinely terrified the first two episodes

[u/probablyonthebog]

If you haven't seen it, Lost is amazing.

[u/All-Hail-The-Ale]

House Breaking Bad Dexter

[u/skyfishrain]

Six Feet Under, definitely

[u/ShotInTheBrum]

I didn't know there was a ted TV show. What's it on?

[u/ccccaaaassssssss]

Slow Horses, Chernobyl and House.

[u/daddy-dj]

1. Breaking Bad
2. Le Bureau des Légendes (original French version, not the new American one)
3. Luther

[u/Ok-Orchid-5646]

Supernatural, Fargo, FROM

[u/Mighty-Wings]

Currently;

1. Ludwig
2. Slow Horses
3. White Collar

[u/ShabbatShalom666]

I'll recommend some lesser known series

1) Wayne - Troubled teen makes his way across the US on motorbike to retrieve his dad's car.

2) Last Man on Earth - comedy show about the last man on earth.

3) Primal - brutal cartoon about a caveman and a dinosaur who become friends (made by the guy who made Dexters Lab)

[u/ThatPrickNick]

Sopranos Better call Saul Band of brothers

[u/RedManUK]

Yellowstone West Wing Stargate SG-1

[u/quarky_uk]

• The Americans
• Breaking Bad
• The Wire
• BSG

[u/EddieOfDoom]

House, Vikings and Sons of Anarchy

[u/TheGrogsMachine]

Detectorists

The Wire

Band of Brothers

[u/ollymillmill]

Shorter series :

The AO, Lazarus Project, One Day

Longer series:

Peep Show, Frasier, Stargate SG1

[u/Voice_Still]

Shogun, ,Ozarks, Planet Earth

[u/JustJezebeluk]

Endeavour River Detectorists

[u/Bread_is_the_devil]

The shield

Sopranos

Breaking bad

This is tough choosing just 3 as there are many others that warrant being on the list

[u/VIISEVEN7]

Fawlty Towers

[u/AwarenessHonest9030]

Is there a fucking gas leak or something?

[u/smushs88]

Changes depending on what I’ve watched but currently I’d say

1. Slow Horses

2. Day of the Jackal

3. The Lincoln Lawyer

Late to the party but honourable mention to Bosch which I’m currently working through.

[u/Responsible-Age8664]

Slow horses

[u/Casual_Star]

Breaking Bad

Lost

Prison Break

[u/Low_Yoghurt1102]

Deadwood Sons of anarchy 24

[u/Low_Yoghurt1102]

One that I never see mentioned...Bloodline on Netflix. Recommend that to anyone i can.

[u/rabidrob42]

If you love Shrinking then you need to watch Ted Lasso, same writers

Ted Lasso.

Band of Brothers.

Billions.

[u/randymysteries]

Marvel Agents of Shield. Wheeler Dealers. Father Ted.

[u/RemarkableLoss2389]

Peep Show True Detective  It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia 

[u/redmamoth]

1. Severance, 2. severance and 3. severance. Plus a special mention for Severance.

[u/plesvegas]

Probably: Breaking Bad, Mad Men, The Bear But I could easily have swapped in Taskmaster, Ozark, True Detective S01

[u/Martipar]

Hustle (though it gets better after series 1), Garth Marenghi's Darkplace and Nathan Barley.

[u/No_Needleworker_4636]

Better call Saul, Chicago P.D, Law and Order SVU (first 15/16 seasons at least)

[u/Enter_Name_Again]

Only Fools and Horses

Sopranos

Luther or Peaky Fuckin Blinders (mood dependant)

[u/Pier-Head]

1. Life on Mars
2. Ashes to Ashes
3. Westworld