In all my 64 years I had only be faithful really to 3 shows... Friends, Seinfeld and Frasier that I could honestly say. Even if pampered to every channel available because I used to work for that Big Evil Comcast/Xfinity in two different states. I may watch Black Mirror season 3. I loved Penny Dreadful to her death and also loved Marry Stewart to her death in Reign. I prefer historical to fiction. Character development to twist and turns of a plot. I love Documentaries based on historical figures. I am of little help but enjoy your binge guys.

Game of Thrones, Stranger Things and I'm really liking Happy! on syfy channel. The first too are the most popular in the U.S. right now. Happy! Is based on an awesome graphic novel of the same name.

I always binge after they are off the air

Watching Rumpole of the Bailey now.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Deadwood
Firefly
The West Wing

Penny Dreadful, Black Mirror, and either Mad Dogs or Animal Kingdom - probably both because they are good!

Westworld is my recent most favoured TV show. Themes: AI sentience. Written by Johnathan Nolan who also wrote one of my favourite movies, Memento.

Orphan Black. Themes: clones, science-corporation espionage. Tatyana Maslany's acting chops is unequaled as she plays multiple characters - especially when she had to play one character acting as another to pull off a ruse. My description makes it sound comedic. Drama/thriller is more its genre.

Taboo (Tom Hardy as lead actor, produced by Ridley Scott). 18th century London. Themes: slave ships, The East India Company, the British Monarch, some supernatural superstitions, and in the background, the U.S. civil war.

All those three shows took their themes pretty seriously. And they didn't shy away from any story or themes that were uncomfortable.

(Apologies for extra detail. I'm a bit of a movie/TV buff.)

M.A.S.H, it is timeless and still pertinent. I count HAWKEYE as one of my heroes.

Once Upon a Time
Stranger Things
Monk

And all Star Trek!

LOST until the last one. i need to finish reading the post. no idea. havent had a tv in years.

Ash Vs. Evil Dead, Breaking Bad, Broad City is hilarious.

If it is on network currently, I can't binge. Only one episode at a time. But streming, sure. Anyway, my favs,
Will &Grace, for the Sharp LGBT humor, timely socio-political references, and nostalgia.
Grace & Frankie, because apparently I like shows with Grace in them. Nah, it's the gay thing again.
And Stranger Things. Love the creepy twists from kid's perspective.

Hey, you are quite curious. How about you?

This Is Us. I sat on the sofa in my pajamas and cried all day while watching it. It was very good therapy. It isn't all sad, by any means, but I had just gone through something traumatic, so I was on the edge. It has a great story line. I also loved True Detective. I wish it was more than two seasons, though!

Traveller's on Netflix. The breadth and depth of the characters stand out.
The Expanse, great sci-fi with a solid nod to actual physics. The first two seasons are on Prime.
Atypical on Netflix. It's about a high functioning autistic teenager coming of age and his family dealing with all that entails. It's funny and cringe worthy and adorable.

I don't know if I can stick to three...(in no particular order)

I adore the Canadian show The Murdoch Mysteries. It's a detective show set in Victorian Toronto.
A brilliant detective and a woman medical examiner are the stars. It's in its 11th season, and they're all available on AcornTV, which is like a British Netflix. The production quality takes a little getting used to. It's not raw or gritty, you know you're watching actors on sets. But you don't care. The show and the characters are so charming. It's murder mysteries, but it's also light. Not an obvious comedy like Monk, but often funny. Maybe tonally similar to Murder She Wrote? Many episodes involve some new technology that is just being discovered.

The Great British Baking Show - all seasons are available on PBS now, I think. Absolutely charming reality competition for amateur bakers. The amateurs have serious skills, though, and they bake some incredible stuff! The competition takes place in a charming tent on the grounds of an old English estate. What's great about it is that everyone is so civil! They're supportive of each other, they get along, it's just sweet. And some of the traditional European baked goods they make are fascinating.

Shetland - a modern-day mystery set in the Scottish Shetland Islands. Available on Netflix. It's not action packed, it's a bit of a slow burner, but I was hooked. The characters are all so believable, and it was fascinating to see what life is like on Shetland. Beautiful scenery.

Poldark - 1700s Brittain drama. Totally binge worthy!
Bates Motel !!!!!!!!! Wonderfully Twisted!

Also...
The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - unique, hilarious, a joke-a-minute, great cast
Raising Hope - another great sitcom. Pissed it got cancelled!
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries - like the Murdoch Mysteries, but with a female lead and set in post WWI Australia. Watch for Miss Fisher's costumes if nothing else. Good clean fun.
The Magicians - Gets a little dark and twisted.
Call the Midwife - British drama, post WWII midwives serving the poor in London.

Dexter.

Shameless-8th season-unique show time
Homeland-7th season - superb-showtime
Weeds-epic fave-Showtime

Mindhunter, very interesting
Traveler's, very entertaining
Black mirror, Twilight zone like!

Doctor Who, Legion, Rick & Morty

WOW! Maybe I should get a TV. But I already spend plenty of time on the computer. Stranger Times sound pretty interesting tho.

I already answered, with three fictional series, but if I am being honest, more than anything I watch reality stuff, #1 any remodeling show on HGTV, and second, right now I am consuming all things Olympics that I can. There is something inspiring, even though not at all practical. Lol

TV [scheduled] or Streaming [on demand]?

There is a difference.

True Binging can only be accomplished in 3 ways:

-1} Netflix I've NEVER watched just one episode per week of Stranger Things, Is watching the same part over and over again binging?
...I loved watching the first 2 scenes of D'Jango Unchained

-2} PBS Marathons ...Red Dwarf; Hitchhiker's Guide; Dr Who; etc.

-3} DVD DIY

IMHO, the component of the viewing experience that includes the Audience as part of the event makes it special.

A slumber party, a drive-in theater, a private home theater.

the friends make it a good time

right now I am watching ER, but being a science fiction fan. I liked babylon 5, all of the star treks, been a fan since I was a kid and tos was on. SVU is also a very well done series. I also loved Deadwood. Haven't seen penny dreadful, or black mirror.

So much out there to watch. Based on what I’ve seen (Yes, I watch a lot of Netflix.) :
Stranger Things
Travelers
& Santa Clarita Diet

I’m often late to the party on some shows. Started binging “Lost” when it was several seasons in. And now, I just started Game of Thrones. Next will be some of the others mentioned.