Netflix inspiration please

[aliciaflorrick]

Netflix has become my friend in insomnia, up to now I've watched all of Californication, and have just finished working my way through Dexter which I absolutely loved. Can somebody give me some inspiration as what to try next.

I've tried Breaking Bad in the past, but couldn't get past episode 3, I've seen 24 before. I can't get Netflix USA on my iPad so it's got to come off the UK list.

[D0oinMeCleanin]

Survivors.

I've just started watching it, it's good up to now. Just finished Dexter too.

[StrangerintheNight]

You might like Justified. Think it's in a similar style to Dexter, although I haven't given that a proper go yet.

I didn't get into Breaking Bad until I skipped to episode 6 of season 1 (when things really get going) and then I was totally hooked.

[LoriGrimes]

Sons of anarchy
Prison break
Breaking bad

[mrsshackleton]

Damages
Spirale is also meant to be fab

[cocolepew]

The shield
Rescue me
The following

[tobiasfunke]

Breaking Bad is always slow at the beginning of each series but then ramps up the action. I am counting down the days until the last 6 episodes. I'm even considering a Breaking Bad marathon of all the episodes before then.
We are watching Arrested Development all over again before we start the 4th series.
I couldn't get into Justified but I might start again.
Next on our list is Borgia which is meant to be good.

[Saralyn]

lie to me
house of cards

[flossy101]

House of cards
Sons of anarchy
Prison break
24
Damages

[aliciaflorrick]

I realise I now watch too much TV, Sons of Anarchy, Prison Break, Lie to Me I've watched. I loved the original UK series of House of Cards so maybe I'll try the American version that's on there. Damages does catch my eye now you've come to mention it. I tried Borgias too, but got bored by episode 3.

I've heard lots about Arrested Development. I think maybe I need to slow down on the murdering programmes because while I've loved Dexter, when I have finally managed to get some sleep I've dreamed about murdering ExH violently

[gemdrop84]

I've recently been watching buffy the vampire slayer and waking the dead, there's just so much on there I want to watch!

[thaliablogs]

House of cards on netflix is totally amazing, do try that.

I've been watching a lot of documentary films on netflix, like man on wire, bowling for columbine etc.

[mrsshackleton]

Oh yeah, forgot House of Cards. Fabulous. Documentary Mugabe and the White African had me crying my eyes out.

[Sleepwhenidie]

Slight diversion but when Netflix started loads of people, including me, couldn't get Netflix in their Internet enabled TV's...I wondered if this has now been resolved , if it has I will subscribe again.....anyone watch it through their TV? love film just isn't as good as far as I can tell!

[Slainte]

Have you watched modern family? Tis very funny.

[AKissIsNotAContract]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Weeds yet. It's one of my favourite series.

[Anjou]

The West Wing (old I know but still fantastic)
Six Feet Under (as above)
Southland (LA police drama. Love it. Don't know a single other person who's seen it!)
Luther (oooh! Idris Elba! New series starting this week too)
The Walking Dead

I'd second sticking with Breaking Bad. It is SO good.

[mrsshackleton]

I watch it through my TV, a Samsung internet enabled. My viewing life has been transformed, used to rarely watch TV, now can't tear myself away

Forgot Modern Family, brilliant, if you just want a laugh for half an hour

[Sleepwhenidie]

Thanks, ours is a Samsung so will try again!

[BeQuicksieorBeDead]

Breaking Bad is amazing.... tobias we are planning a marathon before the last six episodes too. I am going to be gutted when it is all over.

[runoutofpostitnotes]

Ours is a Sony, can't get it through TV, not compatible apparently. Have to use laptop connected to TV or on mobile phone.

[Umicar]

Breaking Bad is amazing. I too found the first few episodes hard going but it really is worth persevering! Cannot wait for the last episodes.

I have also enjoyed Nurse Jackie, and Lost is always worth re watching.

[Umicar]

Anjou, Six feet under isn't on Netflix is it?