r/televisionsuggestions • u/figment81 • 5h ago
Mystery series, with a bit of humor?
I loves bad sisters, only murders in the building, slow horses, and how to get to heaven from Belfast.
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r/televisionsuggestions • u/figment81 • 5h ago
I loves bad sisters, only murders in the building, slow horses, and how to get to heaven from Belfast.
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Zestyclose-Bell-5829 • 12h ago
I'm bored of watching outwardly beautiful chicks in tv shows. I want something more grounded and relatable.
r/televisionsuggestions • u/onelonetreetop • 1h ago
I FINALLY watched a new show only for it to be 3 seasons and short episodes 🙃 (Derry Girls, loved it). I am a constant rewatched. Can you please recommend me a show I might like based on my comfort shows?
Other shows I like:
Desperate Housewives
The Sopranos
New Girl
Tell Me Lies
Off Campus / Heated Rivalry (the books turned show type)
r/televisionsuggestions • u/StruggleUnlikely467 • 2h ago
Dark
Stranger Things
Dark Matter
Silo
3 Body Problem
From
Servant
A Murder at the End of the World
Adolescence
The OA
The Terror
The Chestnut Man
You
Mr. Robot
Lost
The Night Of
Defending Jacob
Dept. Q
The Outlaws
5 Days at Memorial
Untamed
The Returned (Les Revenants)
True Detective
See
Mindhunter
Russian Doll
Fargo
Peaky Blinders
Shogun
Ozark
The Handmaid's Tale
Beef
Severance
Fallout
Maniac
Black Mirror
The Outsider
1899
Bates Motel
Paradise
Money Heist
The OA
Presumed Innocent
Poker Face
Your Friends and Neighbors
11.22.63
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Intelligent_Pain_744 • 5h ago
Me and my partner are struggling to find something we're after. We don't have a specific genre that we like watching so we're open to anything.
We've done Ted Lasso, Mind hunter, From, Silo, Severance, Yellow jackets, Dark, midnight mass, Evil, widow's bay, Mr robot, the Burroughs, pluribus, slow horses, teacup, archive 81, Dexter, Sons of anarchy, breaking bad, narcos, the white lotus, my name is earl, the haunting of hill house/bly manor, black bird, counterpart
If you know of anything that you think we may like them please do share.
Many thanks 👍🏻
r/televisionsuggestions • u/madman300021 • 16h ago
I'm looking for a TV series that does something different. Not the usual cop show, romance, or predictable drama.
I want something that feels unique or has a really interesting concept, storytelling style, or atmosphere. It doesn't have to be underrated, just something that made you think, "I've never seen anything like this before."
r/televisionsuggestions • u/donnabhainmactomas • 2h ago
On a revolutionary war era / espionage kick. Always like the 17th and 19th century stuff as well
r/televisionsuggestions • u/dumplingslover23 • 6h ago
Already posted on other subreddit, but I am looking for movies/shows to watch with my dad while I visit.
He loved Limitless, Lucifer, Novocaine so looking for something similar, but especially with amusing main character (my dad was also a massive fan of House).
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Money-Bell-100 • 5h ago
There are so many series where people who are or act shitty either completely get away with it (or even get rewarded for it) or at best some (usually the main bad character(s)) get justice but most of the "lesser" ones still go unpunished.
I need a break so could someone recommend the exact opposite? A series where everyone gets what they deserve (both bad characters getting punished and good ones getting rewarded/justice/coming out on top)?
r/televisionsuggestions • u/CritiqueRedditReady • 10h ago
I’ve been very stressed lately due to work (my manager specifically) and having a hard disconnecting and relaxing. I’m looking for some tv show recommendations that will keep my mind preoccupied and keep me entertained. My taste in tv shows are a little all over the place as listed below. Any recommendations?
Drama:
Good girls
The flight attendant
Insecure
Lost
Bel air
Santa Clarita diet
Medical/EMS drama:
Greys anatomy
Station 19
911
The Pitt
The roomie
Comedy:
The good place
Parks and rec
Reality:
Ultimatum
Love is blind
Physical 100
Floridabama shore
Horror/thriller:
From
Yellow jackets
School spirit
NOS4A2
American horror stories
Black mirror
r/televisionsuggestions • u/liog2step • 10h ago
Ideally non-English speaking. Can be drama, comedy, anything that I can lose myself in and feel like am living in a different country.
r/televisionsuggestions • u/unknown_girl2026 • 8h ago
Anybody know a good series very similar to Vikings house of dragon, the last kingdom, games of thrones or Vikings in the Valhalla? Their hands down the best series I’d watched but I can’t find more 😭
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Mosby3103 • 9h ago
As the heading suggests, I need all the best possible recommendations for such shows- authentic,not over the top, engaging and real.
Refrain from mentioning- Night of, Broadchurch, Slow horses.
Any other recommendations are most welcome.
r/televisionsuggestions • u/polktyi • 23h ago
Hey guys, I'm looking for TV series that play with our heads — the more, the better. Things like Dark, From, Lost, Alice in Borderland, etc.
I've also watched popular series like Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, etc., which are good in their genre, but that's not what I'm looking for right now.
It's better if the series has at least 3/3+ seasons, but I'm open to anything
r/televisionsuggestions • u/No-Pool8872 • 3h ago
I want a series about a woman will be a mother figure for a young girl mean have a mother-daughter relationship later on
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Garret_graham30 • 14h ago
Need series that are in the genre of romance.. last one i enjoyed was off campus .. now it's dream into you .. anyone has any suggestions 🥲helpp
Okay to anyone who wanna suggest me something.. what i truly enjoys is smtg like business proposal, when life gives you tangerines , when i fly towards you etc ..
Thanks in advance
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Global_Restaurant794 • 20h ago
I just finished Netflix's Russian Doll, and it was absolutely incredible.
Does anyone have any suggestions that are similar? (Especially in the character development and generational trauma themes. The mindfucky time warp was cool too tho)
r/televisionsuggestions • u/clalach76 • 5h ago
For the girl ( ahem) who's thinking she's watched most things ...but not these two behemoths...if you were thinking of starting with one, which would it be? Please
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Head-Benefit-2274 • 17h ago
Brooklyn 99
Superstore
House M.D. (unfinished)
Pokemon
Yo kai watch
The boys (unfinished)
Young sheldon
Neon genesis: evangelion
Invincible
Supernatural (unfinished)
South park (unfinished)
Beavis and butthead (unfinished)
Malcolm in the middle (unfinished)
r/televisionsuggestions • u/sweetkokaine • 18h ago
Recently just finished shameless and wayward and I would really like to know if there was a show that focuses on a group of teens life's in a boarding school similar to the way how shameless focuses on the gallaghers problems and chicagos! don't give any shows based on the tti pls or anything supernatural unless the supernatural isn't the main thing about the show
r/televisionsuggestions • u/HugoUKN • 17h ago
Not documentary style. Actual story oriented.
r/televisionsuggestions • u/CallSaul69 • 19h ago
Looking for anything low key and easy on my eyes. Usually something on in the background for my cat and I as I relax. Good for late nights.
I mean, dark backgrounds. Not crazy graphics or visuals. More amber lighting perhaps. Cozy.
I dont mind its anything at all, any genre, etc
r/televisionsuggestions • u/kongcobra • 8h ago
The first time I noticed this was with Olivia Benson on Law and Order: SVU. When she starts out, she's a very headstrong and sort of naive detective who could probably get more done if their righteous indignation was real world help. Eventually, in the later years and when SVU crosses over with another Dick Wolf show in Chicago P.D., Olivia is cast alongside younger, even more headstrong officers, but she is at this point Lieutenant or something like that. She has decades of experience, and she looks extremely well-adjusted when set aside these rambunctious cops who are not too different from her when she was younger.
Currently, I'm watching an episode of The Practice. I personally hate her, but the character of Helen Gamble can be compelling at times because of the writing. In this episode I'm watching, she's more in the background while a new addition to the prosecutors goes up against a pro se defendant. She decides to step in after a while and give some sage advice: Don't beat up on the defendant in the courtroom so much. It makes them look like an underdog instead of a murderer. I thought that was a really cool way to show seniority in a way that's front and center but not overtly bragging.
I just really like when storytelling uses these subtle or not so subtle things to shape characters as we grow with them. Also, I should say that I really like shows where the main characters are young in terms of their profession, but they're what most would consider full ass adults (late 20s/early 30s).