Don't think I've got any repeats here, but apologies if I missed something.

Godless - Western about a town populated mostly by women, after a mining disaster killed the majority of the men. Enter an outlaw with a heart of tarnished gold, another outlaw with a heart of blackest coal, an independent widow and a sheriff who's losing his sight along with his reputation. (Scoot McNairy and Jeff Daniels both turn in excellent performances. You might also recognize an actress from Nurse Jackie and The Walking Dead.)

Halt and Catch Fire - Speaking of Scoot McNairy this is a good series about the tech explosion in the 80s. An unlikely trio team up to take on the tech world (Scoot McNairy, Lee Pace, Mackenzie Davis).

 Borderline - Think The Office, only set in a disused airport where a border security team must try and keep the peace without being too incompetent.

The Good Place - Without being too spoilery, a woman (Kristen Bell) dies, and finds herself at a heavenly orientation, only to wonder if she's been sent to the wrong place through some sort of mixup because she didn't lead an exactly moral life. (Also stars Ted Danson)

Rake - To be clear, I'm referring to the Australian version, not the American one that starred Greg Kinnear and only got one episode. Stars a rakishly, good looking, morally questionable barrister (or lawyer, if you prefer) who makes infinitely more bad decisions than good.

Hap and Leonard - Crime, comedy and action series (short seasons) faithfully adapted by the book series of the same name by Joe R. Lansdale set in the Deep South in the 1980s starring James Purefoy and Michael Kenneth Williams as a black and white pair of gay and straight ass-kicking buddies who are always in need of money and constantly find themselves in desperate situations.

3% - Set in a future where 97% of the population live in the slum-like mainland. Every year a competition is held, where everyone from that population who has reached a certain age can compete in a no-holds barred event intended to test intelligence, physicality, leadership and more. The three percent who pass, are moved to a Utopia on an island where they can live in peace. The rigors of the test are intriguing enough, but naturally, there is a resistance that opposes the test, and the class division it promotes. Don't let the subtitles scare you. The series is well worth it.

Spotless - French series about a man who runs a business that cleans up crime scenes. His brother comes to town and through a series of events, gets them both involved with a criminal organization. Only one season, but it's a well told story with rich characters and interesting backstory.

The Method - Russian series about an eccentric yet effective criminal investigator who takes on a protege straight out of university. I've only seen a few episodes thus far, but I'd recommend it if you enjoy quirky police procedurals and don't mind subtitles.

Rectify - Not everyone's cup of tea, but it follows the life of a man released from death row after he's declared innocent of a heinous crime. Did he, or didn't he? If he did, shouldn't he be in prison? If he didn't, what might the person who did, do to him now?

Mob Psycho 100 - A shy, awkward Japanese teenager tries to live a normal life despite his psychokinetic powers that increase gradually. When his power level hits 100% you're guaranteed a fight of epic proportions.

Person of Interest - A genius (Michael Emerson from Lost) creates an AI that can spot potential threats by individual. But, these individuals could also be bystanders involved in the threat, rather than be responsible for it. After the AI is taken over by an organization less ethical, its creator who has installed a backdoor allowing him access to the same information, enlists the help of a homeless, former CIA agent (Jim Caviezel) who's lost the will to live, and dirty cop looking for redemption (Kevin Chapman), among others to save those who need saving and attempt to regain control of the AI so it is not used for nefarious purposed. Co-stars include Taraji P. Henson, Amy Acker and Sarah Shahi.

The 4400 - 4400 people who vanished over a period of 50 years, suddenly return. No one has aged, and each possesses mysterious powers.