I know it's very un-PC of me to point this out but the most science fictional aspect of Fringe is that the team cryptographer/quant is an American black lady with the personality of a nurse.

1. The number of non-Nigerians or other East Africans with that sort of training is minuscule.
2. A woman, even more minuscule.
3. Cryptographers and nurses have very personalities; their brains work in differ ways.

This sort of total suspension of current reality really grates on me. I welcome a black character who isn't the just the usual muscle / bad mutha stereotype, but they should've used a Nigerian guy.

Vikings
Hannibal
The Americans
Tyrant
Gotham (mostly for Penguin; Jada Pinkett and Alfred are awful, so is the potential Riddler.  Young Bruce Wayne and presumably young Catwoman ain't too shabby.)
America Horror Story: Freakshow - definitely the most messed up shit yet
Anthony Bourdain
Red Eye
Live from Daryl's House
Later with Jools Holland
Top Chef
Masterchef+MC Junior
History stuff on PBS, Smithsonian (rarely History Channel)
I like Boardwalk, The Knick and Homeland (post Brody; Brody era was ridiculously stupid) when it's available.
Dr. Who w/ Peter Capaldi

Reruns when available:
SNG
The Thick of it
Arrested Development

Fringe definitely devolved in its later years. The whole story with the "watchers" was a total miss and it dragged down an entire season of the show sadly. If you're a fan it's worth getting to the end just to get there. The ending is cheap, but it's not an abomination like say Dexter.

Annoyed that Fox dumped what was by far its best animated show - American Dad, and will keep around what is now one of its worst - The Simpsons, until the Sun becomes a white dwarf about 7 billion years from now. At least TBS is still running new ones, and will hopefully keep it in production. MacFarlane movies I can definitely do without, but I've gotta have AD.

The first run of Last Week Tonight With John Oliver is some of the best, most refreshing television I've seen in ages. They can do absolutely whatever they want, and I love how much of an effect the show is having already. Tom Wheeler for instance had to respond to being called a Dingo in charge of watching the baby, which was priceless. Cannot wait for that show to return next year.

On the other side of that sword, I worry that Colbert will become the next Conan, yet another formulaic cookie cutter toothless late night "comedy" show with monologue, dumb skit, guest, dumb skit, guest, 3rd rate guest. Yes please gimme more of that. Three of these shows on at the same time is not enough, I need a fourth.

Other than that, I'm watching Brooklyn Nine Nine, Southpark which is still occasionally funny, Boardwalk, and I'm waiting for Community to come back.

Forgot about The Strain, Penny Dreadful and Fargo.  Listed in ascending order.

I also liked Henry VIII in Dracula.  Shame it won't get picked up, well done take on it and the sets and production just blew away Downton Abbey for me.