Netflix Suggestions?

Any Netflix suggestions? Looking primarily for shows I probably haven't heard of, not like Weeds or Breaking Bad, which I've seen. I love comedies or cop/legal dramas.

Thanks in advance!

Peep Show
Luther
Sherlock
Louie
Workaholics
Futurama
Mad Men
Skins
The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret (seriously recommend!)
Portlandia
Arrested Development
Elfen Lied

ever notice that Torchwood if you use the same letters spells Doctor Who?

United States of Tara and Parenthood...

Bones is a great series if you like who done its and cop like shows. If you want some different movies and have an open mind I can suggest some Bollywood films :happy:

They are a little different from western films, mostly a cultural thing but that is part of the fun for me. I love the colorful dance and song numbers, they kind of remind me of classic Hollywood which I love incidentally. I think a couple of good places to start would be
Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi- (Match Made by God)- AMAZING love story- I'm a sap for one. Quick run down- it's her wedding day, he's a student of her father's tragedy strikes- her fiance is killed which causes her father to have a heart attack (it ALWAYS gets worse and then even worse before it gets better in BW) her dad asks her to marry Surri- his student who is there for the wedding. She does, her dad dies (I told you it gets worse before better) and she goes off a mourning, new bride- they love to set up a story in a dramatic way The smile he fell in love with is gone and she is a ghost in the house. She asks for dance classes- he disguises himself to watch her and see her smile (I told you I love sappy stories) and accidentally bumps into her- she doesn't recognize him. What follows is a man living a double life trying to win over his bride. It's funny, touching, goofy (intentionally so at times) and makes you sigh at the end with a warm gooey feeling. It stars SRK (Shahrukh Khan) one of Bollywood's biggest stars and to tell you how well they did with the dual role- my husband didn't recognize him at the start of the movie. His acting style is unique but we love him.

Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na- (Maybe You Do, Maybe You Don't)- two friends on the cusp of graduating college- everyone thinks they are dating- including their parents who think they will now marry- they are appalled at the idea and set out to set each other up. Only you guessed it- hmmm, maybe this wasn't such a good idea. Funny little sub plot with his family history and some of the BW goofiness that amuses us so much on his right of passage into adulthood- This movie watches a little more western like without so many song and dance numbers which I miss but still a GREAT movie.

Jab We Met- this one stars my favorite BW cutie (my husband knows I saw so) Shahid Kapoor- He's watched the woman he loves marry another (that BW drama again- I love it) and gets on a train to escape the drama in his life. Enteer Geet- a chatterbox who just won't shut up and who won't leave him alone. When they miss the train in a small town along the way he feels responsible for seeing her safely back on it. What follows is a series of misadventures that will change both their lives. Just when he falls for her, he also (after a great many adventures and a misunderstanding with her family) delivers her to her fiance. Only he gets a call sometime later that her family hasn't heard from her and she is missing. He sets out to find her and does so, a crushed, disillusioned woman who is nothing like the bright funny, girl he left. I'll leave it there for them to finish. A fun, movie with plenty of BW drama and goofiness to keep you entertained.

If you watch and like any of those let me know and I can recommend more. I usually recommend these for BW first timers because they are easy to follow and fun. They average two and a half to three hours in length and sometimes can start slow. When you make a movie that long you can take a lot of time with back story. There are usually at least a few song and dance numbers- some better than others- which we enjoy. It is a fun look into another culture and way of life and I like their approach, over all, to story telling. Anyway, I hope you do try one and enjoy it. The subtitles aren't too bad after you get used to them