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Person of Interest - it not only anticipated NSA mass surveillance (with some SciFi elements but anyway) but also ethical questions about AI, the singularity of human intelligence and human nature in general. All while being a well told crime show with comedic and heartwarming moments.
Really good series. I was particularly happy to see Amy Acker get a juicy long-running role after getting screwed in Dollhouse.