The Good Place. Did not expect it to be as good as it is.

Agents of SHIELD. Full of camp but also full of heart. It also had some pretty great fight choreography at times. Its canonicity with the MCU is currently up in the air but still very much worth a watch IMO

There was a show that ran on Canadian TV called Forever Knight. It was about a vampire detective who could only work the night shift and used the blood bank like a soup kitchen. It had surprising depth and rtich relationships among the the supporting cast. You had a sense that it was an actual community with a history and connections that existed outside the plotline. Also it had the best ending for a series I've ever seen.

I will suggest "The 100" which had varying quality levels throughout, full of The CW tropes but somehow managed to be fun.

Futureman. This fits your description perfectly.

Resident Alien

Is this a safe space to answer Doctor Who? 😶 It's so campy but for some reason I'm hooked

My other suggestion is "Foundation" which was basically 3 TV series in a trenchcoat in Season 1 at least. 1 had HBO tier writing and detail. 1 had middling Amazon Prime writing and 1 was The CW garbage. It had improved somewhat in Season 2 and the plots were more balanced.

Farscape

12oz Mouse. All of the voices are oddly soothing, and it’s just an endless absurd mystery parodying The Big O.

"The Recruit." It's about a CIA lawyer whose job is to make sure the Agency has a fig leaf of legality covering their crimes.

harvey birdman, attorney at law is a certified hood classic

I had very low expectations with Mr. Robot when it first started and imagined a lot of eye-rolling. Most of this was based on it being on the USA network.

Most of the shows on here that I've seen looked pretty good before I watched them.

So, Ghosts (U.S.).

It's not revolutionary or anything. But I'm laughing every episode. It honestly feels like it shouldn't be as entertaining as it is.