What David Said. I'd choose Breaking Bad to finish through -- it does get better and better, and comes to a satisfying ending that should be taught in classes on how to end a series.
I didn't notice if Fringe was on the list, and it's another you should consider, especially as unlike X-Files, it keeps its plots and Big Bads clear and comes to a satisfying conclusion, et cetera.
I may be more appreciative of series ending than I used to be. Perhaps this is wisdom as I've grown older, or else I've been burned enough times now, or both.
Insecure is a great show.
Note to self: Mangoes for breakfast seems like a good idea, right up to the point where you have to slice and peel the mangoes before you've had any caffeine.
Good one, Consuela!
msbelle, I was going to say white men are cancelled, so you can cross all their shows off your list, until I saw Justified on it. You have to watch Justified.
Then Jane the Virgin.
Iron Fist is definitely not worth it, and probably not the Defenders, either.
The only thing on that list I've watched is Dr. Who and I think that's pretty worthwhile. I saw a few episodes of Mr. Robot and really liked it, but I haven't had time to watch more.
I'll second the recommendation for Longmire. Katee Sackhoff (aka Starbuck) has a prominent role on it. There's a lot of stuff about Native American/white relations—both interpersonal and societal. I think the writing's good, and some of the scenery is amazing.
I got a text this morning that my great-uncle passed away yesterday. I guess that's a step up from reading it in the paper, which is how I found out last time there was a death on that side of the family.
