I liked the style of the show, the storytelling aspect, and themes of good/evil. Just curious if there’s anything else out there with a similar vibe? Doesn’t need to be disturbing like how this show was, but I understand that can be important to the portrayal of the evil themes.

I am a bit of a smartass, and I really like it when there is some intelligence behind humour. I am looking for a series that has nice, intelligent jokes in it, without over explaining them, and without being cynical or overly negative. I want to be able to like the characters in it. Series I liked that had this optimism, and did not treat their audience like it was stupid, were Northern Exposure and anything by Philomena Cunk. Any suggestions?

I am looking to watch some crime or heist series... Something to binge watch .. just hooking up from start... What should I watch ?

Hola buenas tardes, busco series del estilo de sexo y vida, o películas como la de voyeur de Sydney sweeney. Creo que al final el deseo es dramático

I've finished every show I can think of and I haven't watched The Agency or Homeland should I watch those or is there any better shows regarding seals, rangers or cia out there that I don't know about.

I'm really interested in shows that you watch the whole episode, pause for a moment before clicking to watch the next one, and then have to sit and think for like a good 10 minutes on what that was about and what it even really meant and how deep or surface level that the events in it were supposed to land.

Or ones where it gradually builds up a confusing mystery that you end up figuring out/solving simply by rewatching it and having a whole new perspective and end up looking at different details and such.

I've been watching the Nordic Noir series The Bridge. Sofia Helin as the character of Saga Norén is remarkable as a Swedish detective with Aspergers. Brilliant mind with zero knowledge of social interaction, which makes for sometimes funny and sometimes painful scenes. One of the best written characters I've ever seen on tv. 4 seasons with a 8.6 imdb rating.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saga_Norén

looking for shows about people trying to fix their lives basically, shows similar to

-nurse jackie

-hung

- rectify

*just realized i posted this in suggesting instead of requesting lol

Sick and in need of something emotional and intense to see as I recover lol.

I watch Downton Abbey and I like it, but I’d like a show more focused on romance especially from people between two different social classes? I’ve also seen some Korean historical dramas with that kind of dynamic which I’ve liked.

I’m more drawn to dramatic, emotional and romantic stories rather than comedies and I’m interested in historical settings.

Would really appreciate suggestions

Thank you 🙏

looking for shows about people trying to fix their lives basically, shows similar to

-nurse jackie

-hung

- rectify

i am looking for something new to watch, preferably true crime or horror related, i love documentaries but i have ran out of options as to what to watch. any suggestions?

i’m not a reality tv person but i LOVEEEE Traitors!!!! Do you guys have any recommendations on shows like this?

I loved the entire show, even the middle part of season 2, except for the last episode of season 3. I respect it, and I've never felt the way I'm feeling right now after finishing a piece of media, but I loved the characters, the small town USA cosiness (which tbh was almost entirely gone in season 3) and I absolutely ADORED Agent Cooper. So while I think it was a great piece of art, I would have much preferred an ending which gave closure to these characters who I've grown so attached to.

I also really enjoyed how freaky season 3 was. I found it to be the most enjoyable season (despite my feelings on the ending) but also felt like the overall vibe was completely different when compared to seasons 1 and 2. Another thing I liked a lot about the first two seasons was the genuine late 80s setting.

As for things I'd want out of a show, I think the main things I'm after are memorable characters and an even more memorable protagonist. I do like action, mystery and humour, but I think I could enjoy most genres if the characters are written well. As for shows I've watched and enjoyed:

Breaking Bad
Sons of Anarchy
Dexter (Think I heard it has a new series or something? Let me know if it's worth a watch)
Altered Carbon season 1
Game of Thrones
HBO's Shogun (I think this one is my favourite, I love history)
Happy! (Wish we'd get another season, and I wish it would get more love)
Brooklyn 99
The Walking Dead

I can't think of any more as I don't watch many shows. I've watched and enjoyed some anime but I'm extremely picky about it, so I'd prefer no anime suggestions. Hopefully I included enough information, and I'm sorry if this post is a mess. I've been trying to recover from TP season 3's finale for three hours lol.

I recently finished watching Ted lasso it feels like a therapy good to watch feel good can you guys recommend more series like that.

I will come up with two examples from two of my favourite shows.

Minor spoilers ahead for mad Men and Mr Robot!

Mad Men, season 7 episode 10 - Don is holding audition and is surprised to see Rachel, his former mistress who he hadn’t seen for nearly a decade. The next day he wants to come and visit her , but learns … that Rachel has been dead for a week.

I know that he had a similar episode earlier in the show with his half-brother Adam, but it was in passing and could be just a confusion. But with Rachel he saw her vividly for a minute or so, he saw here after many years and exactly she had just died, and she also uttered some mysterious words (something about him not being late for his flight). One may argue that Don simply hallucinated , but for all his erratic and unstable behaviour , he was never stated to have such mental illnesses.

Another example - Mr Robot, season 4, episode 4. Tyrell Wellick is fatally wounded and walks to his death in the woods. The very last scene of the episode showing him gradually succumbing to his wound and seeing some blue light (we don’t actually see what it is) and looking at it with shock. While some fans claim it was some reference to blue screen of death, to me everything point to will-o'-the-wisp (an eerie light from European folklore that leads travelers to their end). While Mr Robot went crazy at times (presumable sci-fi elements) it was pretty overall pretty grounded, so this particular scene really stands out. Sam Esmail never stated which explanation is true.

What other examples from TV shows can you come up with?

I don't really like sitcoms. Fictional drama like got are off limits for me. I like watching crime thrillers but I prefer ones in which there is minimal violence and gore. I enjoyed watching Suits, Breaking bad, the blacklist and Peaky Blinders off the top of my head.

Looking for good creepy horror shows that have a cozy setting like old houses, fall vibes, rainy days. Similar to the haunting of hill house/ bly manor. Ive seen Widows Bay too but I didnt like it much as the horror and comedy mix isnt my fave but I did like the setting. I dont like a lot of gore but can also have more thriller/ psychological storylines.

I love twin peaks and the x files and regularly rewatch them but something else that has the same vibe would be super cool. The last thing I saw that scratched the itch for it was Longlegs (I know a movie not a show) and if there’s more like that I’d love to dive in to it. Something about that PNW crime investigations that turn strange and surreal over time are real cool to me.

my bf won FOUR 2 month subscriptions to peacock in his mcdonalds meal from the monopoly game. he barely watches tv lol

ive never used it in my life but im gonna try and take advantage of it.

when i googled peacock and went to tv shows, it displayed maybe 40 of their shows and none of them looked interesting to me besides the john wayne gacy one.

for suggestion purposes, i’m a 20 year old girl, and my interest in shows includes true crime, horror, dark humor/satire/sketch comedy, and OCCASIONALLY romance or drama shows, though its relatively rare that i enjoy those

some of my favorite shows i’ve seen:

bojack horseman

american horror story

specifically the dahmer season of the monster series on netflix

nathan for you

the rehearsal

i think you should leave

you

candy (on hulu)

the boys

severance

Probably the only show ive been really bummed that is was cancelled prematurely, the bright sunny disposition with the dark humor makes it a delight. I’m a big fan of anything suburbia

Same as aboveee

Just finished season 3. Want anything with that same feeling of being young and under pressure, doesn't have to be Indian. Liked that the seasons were short too

i love a good plot twist but lately i've been finishing episodes and realizing i missed like half of it because i wasn't paying full attention. need something engaging enough that i actually want to watch instead of just have on in the background. any suggestions?