1.) The Man in the High Castle
2.) Master of None
3.) Gotham
4.) AHS
5.) Banshee
6.) Masters of Sex
7.) Ray Donovan
8.) Transparent
9.) Blindspot
10.) Fargo

I'll be tuning in to streaming season 2 regardless, I just wish the show lived up to its potential. Still, I give Amazon credit for taking some pretty big risks with their original material, more so than Netflix -- which is doing fantastic as well -- and Hulu. Crackle is the only one that seems to think their service is an outlet for the bottom of the barrel (minus Comediennes/Cars/Coffee).

Netflix is going the HBO route and collecting a series of shows that will provide the most possible word of mouth (broadly appealing material done well, touching on occasionally controversial topics (from House of Cards to the Mitt Romney documentary to Beasts of No Nation, to The Square, Virunga, Winter on Fire, etc; ). Amazon is going more specialized on notable subjects (Transparent, Man in the High Castle, hell even Catastrophe).

In no real order

Flash
Supernatural
Arrow
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Sleepy Hallow
Grimm
Doctor Who
Once Upon A Time
Supergirl
Limitless

Something like that. I like everything for different reasons and really do not watch anything I do not find entertaining so the gap between these and anything lower is likely not very much.

I enjoy watching dead yet if that and one of these shows were on the DVR I would likely watch the other first....maybe, depends if Walking Dead had a cliffhanger or was slow. Favorites are always an odd thing for me, normally I will have a show or two that will really stand out while enjoying everything else just fine.

I notice my list is a bit different than others. No sitcoms or much of anything that does not have an extra something. *Powers, abilites, magic, supernatural etc*

Oh yeah, Daredevil and Jessica Jones.......

Amazon also puts the pilots out for the general public to review, which I am not sure that Netflix does.

I'm actually not a huge fan of that process. Initially I was on board, but after Chris Carter's The After was canned I sort of felt it was poorly implemented.