I am watching Miami Vice season II the "Dutch Oven" Episode - On Netflix 

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Peaky Blinders: serial--turn of the century small time organized crime vs the industrial revolution.
 

 
+1 on this, excellent stuff. Hope they put the 2nd series on soon.
 

 
 
League of Gentlemen: Monty Python homage with a sustained sort of setting in-the horror genre meets the English village cliche. The same people do Come Fly With Me to the airport industrial complex. Their Little England is more hit and miss.
 

 
Not quite right Slart - 'Little Britain' and 'Come Fly With Me' is David Walliams and Matt Lucas, but they're not members of the 'League of Gentlemen' crew.
 
'LoG' is dark stuff but very funny.
 
I'd also recommend 'Luther', terrific London-based detective series.
 
 

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House of Cards
Mad Men
The Florida series with Coach from Friday Night Lights. Sorry, I forget the title.

See the original House of Cards with Ian Richardson ... far better and nastier, though it has a bit of English Theater in it with all the "asides".  Ian Richardson is a total crack up ... and his expressions are priceless!
 

Luther,
The new Tina Fey show...The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Breaking Bad is the single greatest T.V. show that I have ever seen in my life hands down bar none.
 
Walking Dead is alright and if you're in the mood for animated shows, Bob's Burgers and Futurama are great.

Sadly out of all of those listed above, I've only seen Breaking Bad (not the windy kind ).

This is not Netflix series but you gotta check out the newish series Brink. It is both exciting and funny at the same time. Jack Black is great in it.

Orange is the new black was the last I saw, worth watching. Like nearly every series after series, it has some patchy moments, but worth wading through.
 
I watched Dare Devil and really liked it, just let go of the fact what he does is a bit silly, the details around the story seem pretty solid to carry it, and you forget the question the main point. 
 
So then I watched Flash and just gave up. Everything being explained, really one for the kids, which isn't a negative comment, after all he's a superhero and I am not a kid.
 
Then I watched Gotham, a precursor to Batman, but sets up young Bruce. The focus is on Gordon, with side stories setting up the world we know. Very good, enjoyed a lot

Not sure if  on Netflix but if you have not seen it (or them if I start rambling again)...
 
Curb Your Enthusiam (Larry David, co-creator of Seinfeld without the network muzzle... hilarious)
 
Veep (Julia Louis Dreyfuss, Elaine from Seinfeld, as the crusty Vice Pres of the US... also hilarious)
 
Arrested Development (of course and I know this is on Netflix because they brought the series back to life)
 
Game of Thrones is brilliant if they have it.
 
I will second the vote for Dexter if you haven't seen it yet, Breaking Bad is also great.
 
Weeds is pretty good but took me a while to get into (kind of like Breaking Bad but with pot and a little more comedic).
 
Extras (Ricky Jervais from the original UK version of The Office... way better than TO IMO)
 
If you are into Sci Fi see if they have Andromeda. Very underated show of that genre (again may take a bit to get into).
 
Speaking of Sci Fi... Red Dwarf is a pretty funny and classic poke at the genre.
 
I'll try to think of more.
 
Cheers.

Oooh... historical stuff that I loved...
 
Band of Brothers (follows Easy Company through WWII... EPIC)
 
Rome (fictionalization of Ceasar era Rome... again EPIC)