Some "oddball" ones I enjoyed:

From the UK:
-Misfits (Crazy show!)
-Utopia (Just two seasons = 12 episodes total. This show hooked me with the first episode and entertained me to the last.)
-Being Human (There was also a US/Canada re-make that started out as a lame copy, but eventually did its own thing and became pretty decent.)

From the States/Canada:
-Dead Like Me
-Pushing Daisies
-Wonderfalls (Only lasted one season)

-Supernatural (I've gone back and forth with this one over the years sometimes watching lots of episodes and then taking breaks. It's probably time to revisit it again. I bet I'm at least a couple of years behind by now.)

I had forgotten about Party Down. That was a good one!

I just started watching Dimension 404. The description I read was a mix of Twilight Zone and Black Mirror along with some snarkiness. Well, that seems to be pretty accurate from the first two episodes I've watched. From the little bit I've seen of the third episode, there's more of the same. So far...I'm liking this Hulu series!

NOTE: I haven't read through all of the previous responses in this thread. With that being said...I've watched the first two (very INTERESTING) episodes of Wild Wild Country and Kevin (Probably) Saves the World. One is a wild documentary and the other is wild fantasy, but I'm liking both a lot so far. Hmmm....

I'm really liking the new Lost in Space series. The first episode was hit-n-miss, but it gets better. (I haven't watched all of the episodes yet, but I'm half way through.) Dang, the old Dr. Smith was an A-hole, but the new Dr. Smith seems to be even worse! Haha! The new robot makes things "interesting" as well.

I'm going back and re-watching Utopia. "Who is Jessica Hyde?"

Zane Lamprey's Three Sheets series is fun to watch. Most of the episodes are on YouTube.