12 monkeys is good. One of the better time travel shows out there.

I really, really love The Expanse and am so glad Amazon saved it.

Westworld is fascinating.

Runaways on hulu was quite good. A different take on the superhero genre.

Black Lighting on the CW (1st season should be on Netflix by now) was actually really good. It feels like a mature adult show, but not in the sense those words normally mean for entertainment. It's mature and adult in the way that mature adults actually are not just in the "not for kids" way usually associated with the terms.

Brooklyn 99 has one of the best ensembles on tv right now.

Trial and Error is a "true crime" show as a comedy. 1st season has John Lithgow as the defendant he's brilliantly funny as he's ever been.

The Good Place manages to combine some esoteric philosophy, heavy discussions of morality and a heavily serialized story into some of the funniest 22 minute episodes on modern television. If you've managed to make it this far without knowing any of the plot twists or mysteries don't research the show or you'll get spoiled. Just watch and enjoy.

After a rocky first season Agents of Shield has become a fantastic serialized adventure show. They've done some truly amazing arcs.

iZombie is a nice twist on the zombie genre where the main character is a zombie. It's actually a pretty well done metaphor for living with both a life changing disease and mental illness. And she fights crime to boot.

There was a time when Person of Interest was the best scifi show on television. It's still one of my all time favorites.

I could go on for a while more but that will do for now.

Hulu - Handmaid's Tale, Harlots, 600lb Life and Taboo. Netflix - Currently watching 13 Reasons Why and Shameless. I'm always finding something on Netflix though.

Been watching Cheers lately on Netflix, haha.

(And I'll never be too far from some Simpsons episodes.)

Just biding my time until football season starts!

I am watching Grimm love it

I like watch Batman the animated series I used to run home after school to make sure I got to watch it, brings back good memories plus you can see a huge difference in what was considered fine to show children. The way I see it my generation watched these programs and turned out just fine, don't understand why it's changed.

The handmaid's tale of course, and 13 reasons.

Black Mirror on Netflix

Has anyone seen a show called "Chosen" before? I first viewed it on "Crackle".

Made it through all of the current seasons of Better Call Saul on Netflix, so I'm watching Penny Dreadful until Season 4 of Better Call Saul drops on AMC.

I just got through bingeing on "Orange is the New Black" on Netflix.

Ninja scroll: really intense and surreal action anime, really gritty and mature.

Shin Chan: really funny anime with innapropriate and adult comedy covered by a blanket of a sincere slice of life

American gangster: it's awesome

The boondocks: uh, I'll let you be the judge of the

Seinfeld: each episode seems to get better and the humor gets more in depth and even dark sometimes

Btw, I'm not much of an anime fan, I just happen to like those works in particular

Also recommend city of God on Netflix, so good. Also agretsgo, which is suprisngly good for an anime by hello Kitty. No seriously, it's really nuanced and relatable for any adult trying to get their last few together.

Using Amazon Prime, currently watching Torchwood.

The only thing I've ever used Hulu for is a movie called Lawn Dogs. Note - it's messed up so you've been warned

Chance on Hulu, with Hugh Laurie. On Amazon Prime, Picnic at Hanging Rock.

I’m watching the whole series of Castle on this program called Wahour. Then, for some reason, I have a hankering for Firefly. For the nth time.

Bill Nye Saves the World

Looking forward to season 3 of PREACHER.

"Animal Kingdom", "American Gods", "Midnight, Texas", "Outcast", "Happy", along with some of the others mentioned here make for good viewing for me. There's so many more I could list but I can't think of them right now.

Was watching Earth Final Conflict on Roku, but all of a sudden seasons 1,3 and 4 and most of 2 are gone. Don’t recognize people in season 5 so it’s not keeping my attention.

I must have missed the other Monkey.

I’m wanting to get Hulu strictly for the Sarah Silverman show on there by idk if it’s worth it. Any opinions on it if you have watched it?

Also I’m a horror head so i have been binge watching old Twilight zone episodes

LOST

I have both hulu and Netflix but find that my grandchildren use the hulu more, and I the other. I really enjoyed the crown