Star Trek. Tech/Exploration Utopia without corporate dominance, what’s not to love?

Psych.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The finale still breaks my heart because I have to say goodbye to all the characters all over again.

Star Trek: Voyager. When the theme song plays, I can feel my blood pressure drop lol

Lord of the Rings

The Good Place

Schitts Creek. Every character is interesting, the stories are fun. There doesn't feel like there is any doom and gloom in the show. It's so heartwarming and funny.

For a long time it was "big bang theory" until I ran out of episodes. Its just a fun, dumb, and chill show where you don't have to think too much. You dont need to be super nerdy to understand or enjoy it.

Other awesome series or TV shows id consider comfort are "Foundation", "Clarksons farm", "Fututama", "For all mankind", for no other reason than I just really enjoy those shows.

Movies would be something like "Interstellar", "topgear specials", "the grand tour specials", "starwars"

MAS*H.

It's a dark show at times and some of it hasn't aged super well, but I have nothing but fond memories of watching it with family. I also watch it on my own a lot. I love it so much that I named my dogs after characters. My beagle, who passed recently, was named Radar. My mini goldendoodle is named Rosie.

300, Mad max fury road, Fight club or anything from Warhammer 40k.

Though not for the deeper and hidden meanings in those, theres enough of trying to figure that out in day to day life.

Most of those just look awesome on simple surface level.

Film: Clue

TV show: Dark

Frieren is so cozy.

Red Dwarf. It's got a real Hitchhiker's Guide vibe to it, and when I'm really low it's a useful reminder that nothing fucking matters anyway and I should goof off more.

Pretty much anything from Cartoon Network from 2000s and 2010s: Courge, Ed, Edd and Eddy, Teen Titans, Justice League/JLU, Camp Lazlo and so on.

Gravity Falls, House M.D., The Seven Deadly Sins, Doctor Who

Many Wes Anderson films give me a crazy mix of feelings while confronting family trauma leading to a catharsis and an uplifting sense of closer.

Especially with The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou and The Darjeeling Limited

Not a comedy guy, per se. But some of them are just really good. Like The Office and Parks and Rec. Recently, Ted Lasso. Just good fun shows.

For anime, I can always watch Boku Dake ga Inai Machi (Erased outside Japan, though it's a dumb name — the actual name translates to "The Town Without Me" and that's way cooler, and more accurate — fans of the Japanese title just call it Boku Machi though, for short). It's not exactly a comforting show though, it deals with some triggering issues. It's just good stuff. Grown man in a little boy's body, he's been forced back in time to solve the murder of a classmate, when he was a kid (the first time) everyone just ignored her, and he was super popular... so the second time around, he decides he and his friends are going to adopt her as one of their own. So it does have a wholesome element. Like when they find an abandoned bus and make a little shelter for her (because her home life is rough) to stay in. Or when he takes her to the museum, or that one tree, or the breakfast scene.

Some people say one of the long ones because they have no need to finish it, they can just jump right in whenever. I don't watch "the big three" (One Piece, Bleach, and Naruto), but, I guess, My Hero Academia or Fullmetal Alchemist (either version). Both are sufficiently long enough, I could just jump in anywhere and enjoy it.

Most things with Seth MacFarlane

I like watching Cloud Atlas when I'm having a bad day.

Show: "Scrubs". Mostly real, authentic, relatable characters with qualities and flaws.
Good writing and rarely a dud throughout the seasons. And not a sitcom so a serious or even sad moment sprinkled in here and there.
Honorary mention: Parks & Recreation

Movie: "Dune: Part I and II". Mostly because I've seen them so often by now, it's not surprising at all, but I like them for many reasons besides the whole story aspect.

Bojack horseman.

Bee and Puppycat

Futurama (I can't skip Jurassic Bark either), Community, Ted Lasso, First Harry Potter film, and both iterations of the show Ghosts.

Regular show

MythBusters