Two TV shows I've been binging on have been " You " and " 3% " (both on Netflix).

I've been watching "You" since it first aired, and have really enjoyed it. Serial killer drama. Not the most original in terms of cinematography or viewer approach, but it's very dramatic, and I've had fun with the guessing game. The producer is the same person who worked on "The Magicians" and "Supernatural" (in later seasons), if that helps. The show takes itself seriously, but not so seriously it will tank itself in the end by giving up. I don't get the sense it will Dexter itself.

" 3% " can be hard to get into if you only speak English, because it's Portuguese originally. It's about human society dividing, and there's competition to become the top 3% once you hit a certain age. The story-type has been brought to us before, I personally remember Stephen King doing it in the 70s and 80s, but I know this type of thing always hits. I encourage people to watch it, even with horrible dubbing. I really feel the actors and actresses performances have been great, but the English voice-overs can be really poor, especially early on. Regardless, it's a really engaging show, and as long as I focus on the actors/actresses expressions while I listen, I can get over the bland voices.

Also, totally off of those ... I love me some Law&Order, especially SVU, and I recently heard there was a spinoff with Stabler. I went to go find it - only to be sorely disappointed by Hulu only providing season 2. WTF, LET ME SEE SEASON ONE!!!