Mushi shi is quite good. I've only finished about half the episodes, but I love the creepy-but-not-scary feel to it. An otherworldly presence, but also realism.
The Guild is so much fun. It's not much in commitment and it's good comedy.
Sense8
I finished it in about four days. It was captivating, and it was better than I thought it would be. It would be easy for it to get lost, or to focus on some stories and not others. Instead, it kept a precise balance of stories and interweaving. And it didn't hurt that the cinematography and locations were always stunning.
It seems though, that more than just plot, this series is about the human experience. Radically different cultures, moral codes, religions, and experiences still have, behind them all, a common human experience. This comes out most clearly in the montages-- all eight characters share in sexual pleasure, in birth, in music, in love. They struggle together through their differences and the discussions are some of the best cross-cultural interactions I've seen on screen.
It is fun, and it isn't really deep, but what is displays is quite unique.