1. House,MD. A group of CSI-minded doctors try to solve their patient's disease. It actually looks more like a medicinal riddle. But, you don't need to be a medicine expert to understand them. The show wraps the mystery of the disease with dramas, and Dr. House will teach you a lot of stuff like how to do a lumbar puncture, what is the medication of some mainstream diseases, and so on.
2. The Big Bang Theory. A very geeky-nerdy soap opera that makes you laugh, and smart. The drama are sometimes overrated but the science stuff is so cool, they often tell the audience "Did you know....." and other trivial science things. I learned science a lot from this series, and they're funny as hell too! Oh..Sheldon Cooper!
3. Sherlock. No, this is not the old Sherlock movie that very very...old and boring. This is a brand new Sherlock premiere 2010 in BBC. The actor, Benedict Cumberbatch is the best good looking Sherlock so far (yes, better than the Iron Man star). Unlike other Sherlock series, the movie adapt the modern days and still used the case from the novel. For example, Sherlock used emails to solve his cases, twitter, and some cases used really high tech gadget. This movie will practically teach you the infamous Science of Deduction. I love the part when they zoom the camera and explain what's really in Sherlock's mind, you can really know the way he thinks.
