What's your favorite Netflix, HBO etc TV series

[VAkena]

Suggest some good shows to watch, I'm looking at starting How to Get Away With Murder

[mrchow19910319]

Just finished breaking bad, better call saul. 

Binge watching the sopranos now. Now I'm at s6ep1.

Gonna watch the wire next. 

[TAHIRMIA]

On Netflix I enjoyed Prison Break

On HBO I like to watch Ballers and Silicon Valley

[PCBjon]

F Is For Family, hilarious stuff. 

[terrytek]

i don't have any of those, but i binge watch the simpsons, and also american crime when there's a new season on abc. god, do i love that show.

[TopWargamer]

House of Cards is one of the best shows ever made. Oh, and Game of Thrones.

[kelvinhall05]

last man standing, fixer upper, and salvage dawgs.

[johnny5c]

Longmire, House of Cards, and Borgia (not The Borgias) on Netflix.

Game of Thrones, The Wire, and The Night Of on HBO.

[MrDynamicMan]

Madame secretary,  esl one cologne

 

[Misanthrope]

I'm rewatching House. Must have seen the entire series at least 4 or 5 times. No surprises as to why I relate to Hugh's character.

[Canada EH]

Taxi Cab confessions, which I fell for, but I believe to be fake.

Lillyhammer is a good series.

Suits is another.

[Mirdon]

How To Get Away With Murder is an amazing show, too bad the characters are shitty and unlikeable. I've learned a lot though, I've taken notes of various terms and also learned stuff like it's legal to pay a professional for a testimony, when to talk, how you should answer, what woes the jury, jury nullification, fifth amendment, types of trials, how much information you should give, use a recorder for negotiations, lawyer tactics to get you to talk and whole lot more.

 

Here's a small glimpse of what you're about to get yourself into, I hid it on a spoiler tag because some people (like me) prefer to know absolutely nothing before watching to get an unbiased idea on their own. I've not included any major spoiler but only explained why I like/hate the characters.  

Spoiler

From the 5 students,

1. Laurel's the only one I liked, she was cool, calm and seem to be the only one who's kept her composure throughout the two seasons. She's like a mini Annalise.

2. Wes is a whinny ungrateful little bitch that always find a way to get himself into trouble (honestly, I've never seen an utterly useless character such as him).

3. Michaela is a know-it-all crybaby who thinks way too much highly of herself compared to the rest of them. She likes to live her princess-y dream which is annoying for the most part because of the way she acts. She'll also turn into a mini Wes.

4. Connor was likeable at first, he was actually my favorite since I thought he was cool and conniving but the guilt ate away at him throughout season 1 and became a mini Wes by the start of season 2.

5. Asher's only good quality was that he's funny, from the way he talked to the way he acted, he's the guy that removed my stress throughout season 1. Too bad it all went away during season 2 so yeah, no more fun guy just another mini Wes.

 

From Annalise's team

1. Annalise is amazing, that's all I got to say. I like how she's on top of every problem they faced. I'm relieved that it's someone like here that babysits those 4 little shits.

2. Bonnie is also great, I love how she always shows who's boss when those sassy 5 stir up trouble inside the house. She's very loyal to Annalise which makes me like her even more.

3. Frank's my favorite, I like how they have a guy that they can always rely on when things go south. He does all the cool dirty stuff without questions. He's extremely loyal to Annalise (which will be explained on Season 2).

 

I'd really like to further explain why I hate these characters but it'll be a major spoiler so yeah, that's the best I could do for now.

[handymanshandle]

Regular/Traditional TV series: Once Upon a Time, The Following, Law and Order SVU, Bones, Master Chef, Master Chef Jr., Chopped, Cutthroat Kitchen, Good Eats, Hells Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, American Horror Story, Property Brothers, Portlandia, Parks and Rec.

 

Netflix: Orange is the New Black though I've watched a little bit of Stranger Things and that looks interesting.