Movies: (all these happen to be foreign, but I figure people know about the American ones)
1) Outrage. Yakuza movie about struggles between different families in one supergang. All of Takeshi "Beat" Kitano's movies are Yakuza movies as far as I'm aware. I started liking Kitano because of "Brother" (2000), a Yakuza movie where the main character gets in some Yakuza trouble and so he leaves Japan to go stay with his younger brother. He can't escape his mafia ways and ends up getting in trouble in America, too. I recommend "Brother" but it's not on Netflix. But it seems highly influenced by a Russian movie of the same title, which leads to my second recommendation.
2) Brother ("Brat" in Russian). Not to be confused with the aforementioned 2000 Japanese movie, this is the 1997 movie that seems to have inspired the Japanese one. In this movie, the main character has recently has gotten back from serving in the military, and when he goes to find his older brother, the older brother has gotten involved in the mafia, and is in some trouble. In the process of protecting his older brother, the younger brother starts to make a name for himself.
3) Dororo. This is a Manga inspired movie. I don't read Manga but I really liked this movie. The story is fairly original and yet not too complicated. A man makes a pact with 47 demons that if he gives the body of his son to them, they will give him the ability to rule the world. The main character of the movie is the son, whose body was given to the 47 demons. Each demon got one body part. Every time he kills a demon, he gets back the body part that the demon had.
TV Comedies:
1) It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Seinfeld was my #1 show for the past like, 7 years. Thanks to Netflix, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is my new #1. Characters, plot, dialogue. The show has it all. But if you want to watch the 8th season, Netflix doesn't have it. I caved and bought the 8th season on Amazon Instant Video. Can't wait for the 9th season.
2) The IT Crowd. British comedy center on three people who work in an IT Department. The manager of the group is actually computer-illiterate but she convinced an equally computer-illiterate owner that she is good with computers and that's how she got the job. There were only 4 seasons and then it was cancelled, but go watch it! I love the scriptwriting. Moss makes this show IMO.
3) Archer. Great animated series. Sterling Archer is a spy and the owner/boss of the agency he works for (ISIS) is his own mom. As far as his character is, imagine an immature James Bond. Still gets women, but in a fratboy-douchebag way, not with British charm like Bond.
4) Workaholics. A deadpan that is about three roommates who just recently graduated. They are also co-workers at a telemarketing company.