So, to counter the extremely negative review I just did, as well as the one I'm about to do, from the department of things that I would like to recommend: The Middleman
I wrote about The Middleman a few years ago, shortly–very shortly–before it got cancelled. The ABC Family network it was broadcast on never even re-broadcast the original episodes–I saw two and three quarters episodes, and that was it.
At some point, I noticed that Netflix had the DVDs of that lone season, so I put them in the queue. They finally came up.
I was actually kind of worried that Anne wouldn't enjoy watching them–they're low-budget and comic-book-y and full of references from a subculture in which she doesn't generally have a lot of interest–but that turned out to not be the case.
The remind me, more than anything else, of the similarly short-lived live-action version of The Tick, with Patrick Warburton–which is one of the few things I've ever bothered to purchase on DVD–which includes the best line ever written: "You're not needy, you're wanty." But that's another show.
Anyway, if you think that the idea of a show that would throw in off-hand references to Dune, hentai (on ABC Family? How did they slip that one it?), music-industry lawsuits against consumers and Batman & Robin, you should consider this as a fun way to spend a few hours.