A brief* list of books I have found interesting. Mostly sci-fi, few others.
Poorly made in China (though now massively out of date)
Most Asmiov series (Foundation, Robot, Empire etc.)
Discworld (link is to Terry Pratchett stuff in general)
Manifold collection (Stephen Baxter)
In Search Of Schrodinger's Cat - "A gripping account of the history of quantum mechanics and a clear description of its significance - and weirdness. Absolutely fascinating" (Isaac Asimov)
Schrodinger's Kittens and the Search for Reality - Accessible exploration of one of the most exciting areas of scientific inquiry - the nature of light.
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - a Trilogy of Five Six Parts.
Every Tool's A Hammer (Adam Savage)
Thrawn Trilogy (Star Wars)
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*Maybe very brief...
**In progress, checking kindle history
Again, no particular order (honest... ish)
Babylon 5 / Crusade (great series wide story-arc! Lots of alien species, cultures etc.. Order vs. Chaos vs. Enlightened self-interest vs. Political self-interest)
Doctor Who / Torchwood
Firefly (Cowboys in space...)
The Orville (Comedic 'Trek homage)
Star Trek (all series)
The Mandalorian (well, it's live action Star Wars...)
Andromeda (Post-apocalyptic rebuilding in space)
Farscape (Modern day guy flung into a far-away space war)
Stargate (all series)
The Expanse (Two centuries in the future, a missing person links an asteroid belt detective, the captain of an ice freighter and a diplomat trying to avert a war)
Dark Matter (Starship crew wake up with no personal memories)
Lexx (a group of misfits inadvertently steal the most powerful weapon of destruction in the two universes)
Killjoys (ish) (Bounty hunters (in the future) uncover a centuries old conspiracy that threatens mankind)
Sanctuary (Mutant/abnormals sanctuary)
Dollhouse (mind-wiped humans for hire)
Titans (2018) (DC's teen titans, but darker)
Doom Patrol (see Titans)
Marvel's ... : (If you don't know of the MCU by now, there's no hope)
Agents of Shield
Agent Carter
Netflix's Daredevil/Jessica Jones/Punisher/Luke Cage (to lesser extent Iron Fist and Defenders - watch the bad guys more in those ones)
The CW's Arrow-Verse (Arrow, Legends, Flash, Supergirl, Constantine, Black Lightning, Batwoman) (DC's TV universe)
Most of the Non-CW DC worlds:
Titans
Doom Patrol (dark, but so funny!)
Continuum (Dystopian future-cop finds herself in the near-modern day. Can she get back while others try to change her future world)
Defiance (Aliens partially terraform the Earth, new multi-species colony towns and politics emerge after the war)
Heroes (s1)/Reborn (Another 'Mutants' take)
Krypton (The story of the House of El, 200 years before Krypton goes bang)
Smallville (Clark Kent going through high-school)
Good Omens (Anti-Christ gets lost on Earth as a baby. How is this going to effect the great/ineffable plan concerning heaven's upcoming war against hell)
Lucifer (The Devil leaves hell to run an LA nightclub)
Lost Girl (Faye are real, and in the middle of a cold war)
The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (Darker take on the classic teenage witch)
Librarians (Hunting Meta-artefacts)
Warehouse 13 (Hunting Meta-artefacts)
A Town Called Eureka (Everyday cop finds himself in an extraordinary town)
Grimm (Brothers Grimm tales might not be so imaginary)
Hercules Legendary Journeys & Xena (Such good cheesy TV)
Lois and Clark (Easy watching Superman TV series)
One Punch Man (super hero who has trained so hard that his hair has fallen out, and who can overcome any enemy with one punch)
Assassination Classroom (a teacher who can destroy the world, teaching kids how to assassinate him...)
My Hero Academia (Heroes high school)
Bleach (Soul reapers find an impossible human)
One Piece (Pirates... ish. with powers.)
Naruto/Boruto (Ninja villages, couple of wars)
Blue Devil Exorcist (When the Devil's child is trained as an exorcist)
The Devil is a Part Timer (Devil is kicked of the supernatural realm and into ours... and must find a job)
Fairy Tail (Naruto, but with magic instead of ninjas)
Fullmetal Alchemist (both) (Alchemy is real, and two brothers use a forbidden technique... does this damn the world)
Archer (If James Bond was real... and a drunk... with mummy issues... who's mummy runs the spy agency.)
The Dragon Prince (Humans are at war with all magical creatures... and two princes must team up with an elf to save the world) [From the creators of the Avatar Series]
Avatar the last Airbender / Legends of Kora (the Avatar is the only person who can control all four elements. He who controls the Avatar, controls the world. Also, the Avatar is still a kid, and must learn to harness their potential)
Justice League & Unlimited (DC's Justice League, based from the original Superman and Batman animated series)
Young Justice (DC's sidekicks form their own league)
Rick and Morty (Wubalubadubdub. Megasmart but completely self-absorbed & drunk grandfather takes Morty on multiversal adventures)
Samurai Jack (A Samurai nearly beats the ultimate evil, but is sent to the future just before the killing blow. In the future he continues his fight)
Disenchantment (Fairy tale kingdom is not what it seems, and an unlikely friendship of a social if naive elf, tavern hopping princess and mini demon forms) [From the creators of Futurama]
Invader Zim (*The* most incompetent alien tries to invade Earth. Through a post-apocalyptic high school. Only the smartest dweeb in the class is trying to stop him. No-one else cares.)
South Park (Oh my God, they killed Kenny!)
Teen Titans (not Go) (A light take on the Teen Titans. Reasonable stories and development)
Mythbusters (The only difference between science and mucking about... is writing it down)
Blunt Talk (Brit news-host in the USA, complete with man-servant and his support staff are all in their own way special... complete caricatures all round)
Red Dwarf (Last human, 3M light years from Earth, with a hologram, mechanoids, and a creature that evolved from his pet cat as company. And a possibly senile AI running the ship)
Sherlock (BBC's latest take on modern Sherlock Holmes)
Elementary (American take on modern Sherlock Holmes)
Jonathan Creek (Sherlock Holmes-esque)
Scrubs (Medical comedy, watch for Perry (mentor) and The Janitor)
Chuck (Joe 90 modernised, ish. Nerd gets a brain dump from a super-spy program, remains a nerd.)
Arrested Development (Dysfunctional family)
Blackadder (Old brit comedy... really hard to summarise in just a few words)
Brittas Empire (How badly, and fataley, *can* you run a leisure centre in England?)
Father Ted (Three priests exiled to an island community)
Fawlty Towers (The worst hotel manager... so funny)
Altered Carbon
BSG (original and remake)
Beyond
Black Clover
Black Mirror
Blood and Treasure
Chernobyl
Class (Doctor Who spinoff)
Cobra Kai (original Karate Kid TV continuation)
Con Man (Alan Tudyk series)
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance
Deadly Class
Devilman Crybaby (anime)
FLCL (anime)
The Good Place (this person really shouldn't be in heaven)
Hanna
Into the Badlands (martial arts)
Legion (Xavier's son, mutants)
Love, Death + Robots
Man in the High Tower (Nazis won WWII and have set up in the USA)
Marco Polo
Nightflyers
Runaways (Mutants?)
Orange is the New Black
Pennyworth (DC/Batman related)
Powerless
Powers
Preacher
Reaper
The Rookie (Another Nathan Fillion cop series)
Sens8
Stan against Evil (Perry from Scrubs fighting demons - not based in Scrubs universe)
Stranger Things
The Tick
The Umbrella Academy
Zapped
Serenity
Kinky Boots
Star Trek (inc. the reboot/JJ-Verse)
Star Wars (yes, even eps 8 and 9. No, not the Christmas Special)
MCU film series
DC Animated Universe (Starting with Justice League: War)
Wonder Woman (DCEU and 2009 animated)
World War Hulk
Deadpool 1 & 2
Kung Fu Panda series
Batman: Under the Red Hood
Terminator 2
How to Train Your Dragon series
Airplane
Naked Gun series
X-Men series
John Wick series
Chasing Amy/Clerks 1-2
Dogma
Dark Knight trilogy
Ip Man series
Ong Bak series
The Protector Series
Chocolate
Once Upon a Time in China series
Hero
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (both)
Fearless
Assassination Classroom (yes there's a two-part movie and a completely separate anime series)
Tai Chi Zero & Tai Chi Hero
House of Flying Daggers
The Princess Bride
The Incredibles series
The Martian
The Matrix (and Animatrix)
Indiana Jones 1-3
Harry Potter series
Kill Bill 1-2
List of martial artists I look out for in movies: Donnie Yen, Tony Jaa, Michelle Yeoh, Jet Li, Jackie Chan