My favorite show is the Peaky Blinders, I have watched it twice. If you like the "lone genius builds a criminal empire" genre, you will like this one.

For me, the original Twilight Zone is the greatest that's ever been. Other shows I like/liked......Gravity Falls, Farscape, Steven Universe, Seinfeld, Cheers, Mystery Science Theater, Breaking Bad, Star vs. the Forces of Evil, the Honeymooners, Mork and Mindy and Law & Order SVU (although I pretty much stopped watching after Chris Meloni left.)

SNL. It's the only thing I always watch.

Currently: The Witcher, and The Watchmen.

I haven't seen Breaking Bad yet — still have it queued up on Netflix — but I hear great things.

In no particular order, here are a few of my favorites off the top of my head:

• Start Trek: The Next Generation (Picard and Q and aspirational science fiction with tough philosophical questions along the way.)
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Fun, well written, and the story gets really intricate later with much more depth and lots of darkness.)
• BoJack Horseman (Way better than I thought possible, with all the feels.)
• Rick and Morty (Smart, funny, complex science fiction with parody elements. Highly recommend.)
• Picket Fences (Deep, tackled serious issues, very good writing.)
• The Andy Griffith Show (Some of the best comedy writing I've ever seen in a series, and Don Knotts is so great.)
• Altered Carbon (Well-written story, good character development, good action, unique dystopic world building, great execution.)
• The Good Place (Seriously, I can't recommend this enough. I don't want to even say much about it because I don't want to ruin anything. But I'll say the casting is perfect, the writing is superb, and the story is truly unique.)
• Farscape (High-concept science fiction that, like ST:TNG, dealt with some intriguing philosophical questions and did a great job with character development.)
• Doctor Who (I've been a fan of this show since I was a little kid, love the concept, but haven't kept up with the last few regenerations.)