Not sure if anyone even checks this thread anymore, but I've got a couple of shows. 1: Fringe, starring John Noble, Joshua Jackson, Anna Torv, and Lance Reddick. It's a scifi police show with "fringe science" attacks that have to be investigated by special agents, think "24 meets the X-files" but with no aliens. The cast is stellar, the acting is worthy of awards, and the philosophical conversations around science are super deep and often heart wrenching. Fringe is definitely a must watch if you haven't seen it already. 2: The Masked Singer, basically a singing competition show where famous people wear costumes (sometimes anthro furry) so they can sing anonymously. The "loser" of each episode gets unmasked so we can see who it was, and the winner of the season wins a golden mask trophy and is the last to be unmasked. It's a fun show that doesn't take itself too seriously and will genuinely amaze you when a non-professional singer gives a Grammy level performance. 3: Beastars, a Netflix anime with anthro, aka "furry" characters. Whether you're a furry or just a fan of anime, Beastars is a must watch, especially dubbed in english. The best way to describe Beastars is like, "if Zootopia had a drug fueled orgy with Euphoria, Dexter and Breaking Bad". Beastars has violence, drugs, sex, organized crime, literal mental health problems like psychopathic tendencies, more homo-erotic stuff than I can count, and plenty of other "adult stuff" often missing in "furry" shows. 4: Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated, basically Scooby-Doo goes full on Twin Peaks with Lovecraftian eldritch gods, and I'm not exaggerating. Nearly every episode has references to R rated sci-fi, fantasy and horror movies and series, there's literally an episode where Scooby visits the red room with black stripes with the strange talking little person in it from Twin Peaks. The series finale has some of the craziest shit I've ever seen in a non anime, even if you're not a fan of Scooby-Doo, give this one a watch. 5: Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?, A sort of reboot of the old Scooby cartoons where they would have a guest character like Don Knotts, Phyllis Diller, Batman, or The Harlem Globetrotters. The animation style is that of the old original cartoons from the pre 2000's, but the guests are new, like Sia, Kristen Schaal, and Malcom Mcdowell. One noticeable change is the design of Daphne and Velma, Daphne's hips are wider and her thighs much thicker, and Velma not only has thicker thighs as well, but also a MUCH larger bust. If you like fapping/gooning to Velma, then this is the hottest, thiccest, most big boobed version of Velma ever to be considered canon. And that's my list, hope you enjoy it.