I feel like I've watched every good series possible and have nothing to binge now. Help.

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I couldn't possibly list everything I've ever watched but safe to say I've watched probably all the big name shows (GoT, 24, Prison break, the Sopranos, breaking bad, Outlander, Vikings etc etc) aswell as a lot of the big 90's/00's teen dramas like Gossip Girl, The OC, Dawson's Creek etc and now I can't find anything to watch.

I've googled and everything in the top 100 lists I've either seen or watched a few episodes and couldn't get into it.

So, what have you watched that might not be the post popular series but you found it great? Or what do you rewatch?

Love/Hate if you like crime stuff. On ITVX.

Line of Duty
Happy Valley
Blue Lights
The Killing (Danish version)
The Bridge (Swedish version)
Borgen (Danish)
Deadloch
Luther
Dexter
Endeavour

Ripper Street
MASH
Cormoran Strike series
Ashes to Ashes / life on Mars
Mr Selfridge
Sherlock
Vigil
The Capture

Scandal
Greys Anatomy
The West Wing

All of them brilliant and bingeable.

Kin
Fool me once

Outrageous Fortunes and it prequel seekers Westside, Rake, The Almighty Johnsons, Underbelly, Kath and Kim, Secret City, Justified , Mr Inbetween, Upright

Ooh forgot Sneaky Pete

If it hasn't been mentioned, I recommend The Lazarus Project on Sky. It's about saving the world, time travel, secret agents.

Gilmore Girls
Schitts Creek
Life on Mars/Ashes to Ashes
I love Modern Family if you haven’t seen that

I came on to say Big Little Lies! Nicole Kidman, Reece Witherspoon, Zoe Kravitz, Meryl Streep, Laura Dern. Amazing cast and SO good.

Also very good with Reece Witherspoon Little Fires Everywhere.

Tokyo Vice on BBC.

Bates Motel?

MacMafia was brilliant with the gorgeous Jamea Norton

Yes Big Little Lies is excellent!

Can't believe only one pp has mentioned The Bear! It's the best thing I've watched in years - the only issue is getting twenty minutes in and realising you've held your breath all that time as it's so stressful

Deadwood.

In my opinion it's the best series. Immersive, character lead, beautifully scripted.

I also really liked beef, and am now enjoying the curse.

Those saying Korean dramas - tell me about them please, why are they better?

Russian Doll?
The Good Place?

CB Strike
If you can find it I recommend Life in Pieces, made me laugh out loud.
Can you get the Chicago series in the UK? Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, and I think the other one is Chicago PD?

Second vote for The Americans. Currently on my fourth rewatch. FBI v KGB spy drama. S1, 2, 3 great. S4 brilliant. 5 tedious. 6 (final) good. Only two bad actors in it from a regular cast of dozens, and they are small parts in the final season.

I rewatch The Wire and the West Wing Regularly too.

Unpopular: Columbo (on Freevee I think). Sometimes a nice, genteel murder binge with little gore and no social media or modern problems such as terrorism is really good for the soul.

I would watch S1-2 of Slow Horses but stop there, S3 was crap. Same with the Mandalorian.

I assume Narcos and Mindhunter have been covered here? Have watched both three times.

Meant to quote the poster citing deadwood but it didn’t work. anyway.

This. Plus Mad Men. Both sublime.

Love/Hate

I’ve just binged Tell me lies on BBC iplayer, it’s a Hulu original.

Money heist,Berlin,catherdral of the sea,cable girls, voyage of the sea,good girls,flirefly lane,Ginny&Georgia,schitts creek, the good place, the woman in the house across the street from the girl in the window all on netflix I am a tele addict.

Money heist - both seasons. Watch it in Spanish with subtitles, the dubbing isn't great.

Platform 7 - I finished that yesterday.

The Rookie - 5 series now and 6th on its way.

Another vote for the Lazarus project.

From if you like a bit of woo with a sprinkling of horror.

Fool me once.

I've just finished Deadloch on Prime. Loved it. Aussie comedy crime drama, set in Tasmania. Was a bit too 'cast of grotesques' to start with but by the end the story and the comedy were a perfect fit.

Really hope they do a season 2. Apparently it started life as 'Funny Broadchurch' which I can kind of see, in retrospect.

I adored Patriot with Michael Dorman and Kurtwood Smith. Massively underrated and I live in hope that the potential new storyline of a pipeline being laid in the middle east will be revived. (You'd have to watch it to realise how badly you want it)