Stuff like Tolkien or C.S. Lewis are obvious, but other authors, movies, music, or entertainment might not be as well known.
So, how about a thread that lists some recommendations for things untouched by modern insanity?
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Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes is fantastic. I remember reading the stories after having watched the show and being amazed at how much dialog and plot was specific to the show and how seamlessly they weaved it into the core that came from the original stories.
Don't forget Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister, who introduced the concept of the Deep State Civil Service 40 years before we had a name for the term.
Saying the quiet part out loud in 1981.
And again in 1982.
Ah, Yes, Minister on the EU:
"The penalty we pay for pretending to be European".
"Britain has had the same foreign policy for 500 years..."
Everything I knew about the EU I learned from that show and my basic observation that it was following a similar trajectory in terms of centralization and consolidation of power as the US Federal government taking power from the States.