[Movies/TV] HALP i've ran out of stuff to watch on netflix

[ciggy]

Title says it all really. I've watched the following, and loved it.

Sons of anarchy
Being Human (BBC, and us versions)
Dr who (every episode from robot to when a good man goes to war)
Fringe (good show, but got weird in the last season)
House
NCIS
NCIS la
Angel
Buffy
Smallville
so many documentaries my head hurts from how smart i feel
penn and teller's bullshit
south park
Family Guy
American dad (wasn't a fan, but watched it anyways)
Bob's burgers
Simpsons
King of the Hill
Code Monkies
Game of Thrones
Deadwood (best show hbo ever did)
Walking dead
the glades
Memphis beat (I love earl)
My name is earl
Numb3rs
Aqua teen
Robot Chicken
Mash (me and my dad watched this when i was young, rewatched to bring back memories)
The Real McCoys (see above, and still the BEST rural american tv show ever made)

A few others that escape me, can anyone provide some suggestions...movies work, but i've seen more movies than most folks alive. I'm 36, and i've seen at least 25 thousand. My folks used to run a video shop when vhs was king in the early 90s. Old movies that i might have forgotten about won't hurt. I am open to all suggestions, and would be very thankful to them. I'm to the point where netflix isn't worth 10 bucks a month anymore, and i need new (to me) stuff to keep me mildly amused while i farm yet another stack of herbs, or leather or whatever.

Thanks for reading the wall of text, and for any suggestions you might have.

[AetherMcLoud]

I can't even watch netflix
Gorram "This service is only available the US" message and shitty EU copyright/streaming laws.

[reverendball]

Psych
Supernatural
Firefly
Caprica
Mythbusters


get on it

[Sukki]

Mythbusters for sure.

[Linry]

Mythbusters, Dexter, true blood.

[Deleted]

Psych = Awsome!
Entourage = how could you have missed it?
Reaper (just 2 seasons, but i really liked it and the "childish" humor)
Dexter

[candyass]

you should try the anime section. They have a lot of them.

[gamingmuscle]

Doctor Who
A bit of Fry and Laurie
Mr. Bean
Black Adder

[ciggy]

I have dexter in my que, as well as the uk version of the office, a bit fo fry and laurie is good stuff, i'll check it out.

I don't care for anime that much. Entourage I will check out.

Thanks for the suggestions folks, keep em coming

[Willeonge]

Pushing Daisies(only 2 seasons, but goddamn I miss this show)
That '70s Show

[Deleted]

Entourage is about a movie star "Vince" and his 3 best friends, its tons of half naked women and party with a mix of humor.

Psych is a show with "sean" a really logic guy who has to lie to the police and say he is psychic and by accident has to take a case for the police as a psychic detective and convinces his best friend to join him in the agency.

I must advice you to see Psych, its my favorite show and i've seen all episodes 3-4 times I'd put this on my 1st priority!

[Deleted]

I don't see a lot of the "classics" there .

Californication
Dexter
How I Met Your Mother
The Office (us version)
The Skins
The Sopranos

also
Rules of Engagement
Lie to Me

[Toxxie]

Ummmm.... Lets see here...

Zombie Strippers
Strippers, Strippers, Strippers
Repo! A Genetic Opera
Teeth
Frankenhooker
Toxic Avenger (any)
Sgt Kabukiman, NYPD
Tromeo & Juliet

That should get you started!

[Eldrad]

Some people have already listed some ones I might have suggested, so I'll suggest one that hasn't been mentioned yet...

Farscape.

It's a science fiction space show, but unlike any other you've ever watched.
The first time I ever saw it, I thought it was surely the biggest piece of crap that every dared to be silly enough to use "muppets" as part of the cast.
But once I actually sat through an entire episode, and the "muppets" actually started to feel like actual real characters, that was no longer the case and I was able to just focus on what is probably one of the best character driven sci-fi shows ever made.

[Mortifie]

Jericho
The Kill Point (only a mini series but its really good)
Survivors
Terminator: The Sara Conner Chronicles
Weeds
Tudors
Firefly
Arrested Development
Prison Break

The first 3 on the the list I would recommend the most

[Darkdruidelf]

Dunno if this is on netflix since its a british show (since Im british I dont get netflix anyways), but a show called Harper's Island. Fantastic murder thing over a few episodes, was fantastic, and you never see the end coming. Highly underrated show, no one I know watched it so Im trying to advertise it :P

[SpaceMonky]

Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog

Edit: Memento and Fight Club are a must if you have never seen them either.

[ezek]

Supernatural - 6 seasons, amazing show.

[xenoz]

Pushing Daisies(only 2 seasons, but goddamn I miss this show)
That '70s Show

Weeds
The Riches
Jericho

Greats shows, that died before their time.

Also, get on Battlestar Galactica..... even if you're not into Scifi, it has great writing and you'll love it.

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Some people have already listed some ones I might have suggested, so I'll suggest one that hasn't been mentioned yet...

Farscape.

It's a science fiction space show, but unlike any other you've ever watched.
The first time I ever saw it, I thought it was surely the biggest piece of crap that every dared to be silly enough to use "muppets" as part of the cast.
But once I actually sat through an entire episode, and the "muppets" actually started to feel like actual real characters, that was no longer the case and I was able to just focus on what is probably one of the best character driven sci-fi shows ever made.

Farscape, Babylon 5, and Firefly
The trinity of exceptional forgotten Scifi

[kremblin89]

I wish I had an internet connection to watch netflix >< in rural canada I can get a fast enough connection to stream vids, but because our government lets internet companies charge so much we only have a 80GB limit per month and thats shared between 6 people atm and its something like 6 or 7 $ per gig after that.... anyways I am ranting, you should check these out if they are available.

Futurama - sci fi cartoon, created by the same guys that did the simpsons
Band of Brothers - HBO series about the paratroopers in Europe during WW2
The Pacific - HBO series about the marines in the Pacific during WW2
Enemy At The Gates - movie about the battle of Stalingrad, specificly the Russian hero Vasily Zaitsev
Black Hawk Down - movie about The Battle of Mogadishu when the US was in Somalia
Saving Private Ryan - movie about WW2 on the European Front

Yes... I like war movies, dont think I would ever want to actually be in a war though.