What are your top 3 underrated television series?

Counterpart - JK simmons in a pretty great scifi show Person of interest - just as relevant as when it aired. Sharpe - This ones showing its age but it shows a time period under utilised in entertainment.

I don't have 3, but I'll reccommend Halt and Catch Fire.

China Beach? The series that brought women to the front line? ♫Through the mirror of my mind...♫

Parker Lewis Can't Lose, Titus and Grounded for Life are sitcoms that, in my opinion, don't get talked about enough and, for having rewatched them recently, they haven't aged badly at all.

I don’t have 3 for ya, but I will always put Patriot as my top.

Mr Inbetween, Orphan Black, & Reservation Dogs

Young Justice Reboot Terminator Sarah Connor Chronicles

Black Sails Spartacus Agents of SHIELD

Pushing Daisies, Better off Ted and… Pushing Daisies again.

*Millennium*, *Due South*, *The Magicians*.

Judging Amy. River (British limited series). Dark Not seems mostly popular only online).

Friday Night Lights, Picket Fences and Treme

Killjoys Jeremiah Reaper

Histeria! Brisco County Jr Barney Miller

Married With Children 3rd Rock From The Sun The League

Atlanta, Farscape, Traders (1996)

John From Cincinnati Bakersfield PD Wellington Paranormal John from cincinnati had the best scene ive ever seen "We prefer that you don't!" "Baptize that f****** pistol, Cissy." Bakersfield was a cop comedy from the nineties , which was our first taste of giancarlo esposito , and it was just so funny. He is paired with a white guy who is not used to working with black guys and is sort of racist and when Giancarlo tackles a white thief who is running away, his partner, on instinct, tackles Giancarlo and tries to pull him off, like his brain just assumes the black guy is the bad guy despite spending all day getting to know him. Gold. Wellington. IYKYK. Cant decide which partner is funnier. Honorable mention Freakazoid. Animated buffoonery. Freakazoid makes his hand talk and its deeply insulting the antagonist who gets mad and punches freakazoid's hand in the face instead of freakazoid.

Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret, El Marginal, Servant

Life - Damian Lewis Jack Irish. Balthazar - Tomer Sisley. They all withstand multiple rewatches.

Reaper, Surface, and Rubicon

1. Halt and Catch Fire 2. Pantheon 3. Pluto I will probably give a different answer depending on the day, but I think Halt and Catch Fire will always be on the list

The Great, Big Love. Will never shut up about these two amazing series.

the mick, the mick and the mick

The Joe Schmo Show Small Town Security Wayne

Halt and Catch Fire and The Leftovers

Halt and Catch Fire, Jericho, and Dollhouse

r/MySoCalledLife r/KidsInTheHall r/MST3K

The Story of Minglan ReBoot! (1994) The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance

The Middle Man Seeking Woman Difficult People

Shadow and Bone, The Irregulars, Lovecraft Country

Interview with the Vampire, Babylon 5, norsemen

Mayor of Kingstown, Preacher and Banshee. One is still going and the other two were fairly popular at the time but some people may have missed.

Taskmaster Black Books Garth Marenghi’s Dark Place

Better off Ted. Babylon 5

Bloodline. IMO Ben Mendelsohn's portrayal as the black sheep of the family goes down as one of best villains in recent memory. A phenomenal performance, and wrapped in a good mystery plot) Only Season 1, though. It was initially going to be a single-seaon miniseries, but had enough success that they made 2 more underwhelming seasons. The fact that Mendelsohn, the cornerstone of the season 1, isn't in seasons 2 or 3 is a big reason for the downturn (not a spoiler since you see Mendelsohn's character is dead in the opening scene of the series).

We are liking Justified

Slings and Arrows. Tales of the Gold Monkey. Pachinko (WATCH THE DAMN SHOW!).

a good sitcom is always super underrated

Better Things (FX/Hulu) The Deuce (HBO) Patriot (Amazon)

Melrose Place, Point Pleasant (so sad it got cancelled after just one season!), and Pacific Blue (mostly for the eye-candy)!!

Interior Chinatown was pretty great

I'm going to pick 3 recent children's shows: Waffles & Mochi Caitie's Classroom Puffin Rock

Bates Motel Fargo The Bridge

Chuck, The Other Two, The Mole

Person of Interest Halt and Catch Fire Gurren Lagann 

Loved Homefront and I'll Fly Away! Both canceled after two seasons so not sure why someone is giving you grief on underrated just because they were also critic darlings. At least I'll Fly Away got a wrap up movie but they need to be added to streaming sites or over air channels like from Weigel. China Beach was slightly before I was old enough but will have to check it out sometime. It's really hard to pick just three. I think I'll go with Now and Again (1999 with Eric Close), Eyes (2005 with Tim Daly), and State of Grace (2001 with young Alia Shawkat & Mae Whitman; Frances McDormand narrated as an older version of Alia's character).

Lodge 49, Halt & Catch Fire, Patriot

I have two instead of three: You're the worst is arguably the most underrated comedy I've seen. Interview with the Vampire is very well reviewed but in terms of popularity it's extremely underrated.

Homicide: Life on the Streets. Millennium. Tru Calling.

Patriot, guy.

Prison Break, Trailer Park Boys, Silicon Valley

Fringe,person of interest,how to sell drugs online

“I’ll Fly Away” and “China Beach” are not even a little underrated. That word has lost all meaning.

Suits, Wentworth, Halt & Catch Fire,