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Sensitive Skin is heartfelt, funny, and one of the most emotionally intelligent shows I’ve ever seen. One of my very favorites!

Ed Westwick is charming as salesman/conman Vincent Swan. Having two of The Inbetweeners boys is just icing on the cake for this great show.

Having watched the first eight episodes, I can say for sure Powerless gets better. It takes a few episodes but with vets like Vanessa Hudgens, Danny Pudi, and Alan Tudyk starring it is worth the wait.

This courtom show is pretty funny. Kind of ashamed at how hilarious I find it but it's made me laugh a lot.

This is the funniest dark comedy to come out in ages. Using the popular "documentary" narrative style, this show tells the story of a lawyer defending a professor (played by John Lithgow!) accused of murder. Lithgow's performance in this is spot on and so is Sherri Shepherd's.

This anime is outlandish, raunchy, disturbing, and absolutely hilarious. Definitely not for the faint of heart, this show is all about dirty jokes.

Unreal is the ultimate reality television satire. Since the opening scene featuring Shiri Appleby's "This is What A Feminist Looks Like" t-shirt, this show hasn't stopped delivering clever barbs. Featuring one of the most powerful female duos in television, UnReal always lives up to its name. This program delivers humor, heart, and gut punch dramatics on a weekly basis.

Sirens is raunchy, irreverent and really funny. If you're looking for a sweet comedy currently on Netflix, look no further.

This American version of the French original was good and perfectly suited for A&E. The problem was that even the talented cast couldn't hide this remake's flaws. The sound editing, visuals, and direction of this series just aren't as outstanding as in the French version. If you like A&E and hate subtitles watch this show. Otherwise, stick to the original.

The Returned is a poignant dark drama about the unexplained resurrection of a mountain town's dead residents. This French series delivers a profound character driven story without becoming trapped in it's own premise. The acting and audio in this show is so strong that the subtitles become optional. Absolutely brilliant.