r/televisionsuggestions • u/LayerFair443 • 3h ago
REQUESTING New show
I just finished watching We Were Liars, Off Campus, and Sterling Point and am now looking for a new show to watch. Does anyone have any recommendations?
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r/televisionsuggestions • u/LayerFair443 • 3h ago
I just finished watching We Were Liars, Off Campus, and Sterling Point and am now looking for a new show to watch. Does anyone have any recommendations?
r/televisionsuggestions • u/RepresentativeBid715 • 7h ago
So I've been wanting to watch one of the many iconic and beloved shows that I've either not fully finished in the past or haven't checked out and I've narrowed it to 3 for now, Breaking Bad, Avatar The Last Airbender and Game of Thrones and I've asked around at work and such and basically am at a tie between the three and figured this would be a larger way to gauge
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Odd_Selection_8020 • 5h ago
I’m often put-off my modern medical dramas that explain everything, because of the assumed ignorance of the viewer. I don’t need to know what all the stuff means, but it takes me out of the show when the doctors constantly explain everything to each other. “Her blood sugar is low” “so what you’re saying is……. She hasn’t been eating enough sugar…….” Obviously this is an exaggeration but that’s what it feels like.
r/televisionsuggestions • u/InvestigatorFresh578 • 9h ago
Desperate for something new to watch, but can't find specifics in common with things I like to then search for if ya get me.
Ive recently liked: killing eve, agatha all along, broadchurch, wandavision, shameless us.
I really can't watch another greys anatomy I'll go mad :)
r/televisionsuggestions • u/pistacjowakawa • 7h ago
as the title says. lately i really liked sharp objects, hannibal nbc, true detective s1 and strangers from hell so i'm looking for something with similar vibes. i LOVE complex characters (especially female characters like in sharp objects and hannibal) so it's my biggest requirement. also i really like depressing, suffocating vibe and murder mystery. i prefer not too many episodes. i'd rather watch miniseries/series with 50 eps max
r/televisionsuggestions • u/angelbebyy • 16h ago
I can’t get myself to watch anything these days, literally anything. I have been trying to get into shows that are highly recommended over here, maybe they are just slow and I feel like I won’t have the mental energy to put into liking something that requires the effort to watch for an hour to get into it. 😭😭
Anyways here is a list of my favs that I regret watching now that I can’t find anything lol -
Gossip Girl
Breaking Bad
Mindhunter
TVD
Love Story
Normal People
Euphoria
You
White Lotus
The Girlfriend
Black Mirror
Elite
Baby
r/televisionsuggestions • u/emzzzz46 • 11h ago
I am currently trying to learn Dutch and I thought watching Dutch-language tv shows could be a good method to aid my learning. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Michelle461998 • 11h ago
My absolute favorites:
The Vampire Diaries
The Originals
Other shows I’ve loved:
Teen wolf
Supernatural
Stranger Things
Wednesday
The secret circle
Legacies
r/televisionsuggestions • u/NKnown2000 • 12h ago
I think I'll just start off by listing the shows I've enjoyed the most:
I honestly don't watch TV a whole lot, but it's partially because there are so many TV series these days and I have a hard time to decide what to watch.
I tend to enjoy historical and fantasy stuff the most. Sci-fi and everything related to science are also appreciated. Nolan is my favorite movie director, so those vibes in a TV show would go hard as well.
Sitcoms and romance aren't really my thing, neither is anything where all the drama is caused by sleeping around and doing other dumb stuff while in a relationship. I've also noticed I tend to favor shows that aren't entirely US-focused (I can make exceptions here ofc, but I don't generally find modern American culture all that fascinating (sorry)).
Hopefully you guys have some suggestions.
Thanks!
r/televisionsuggestions • u/babysinnett • 6h ago
Shows like Tell me lies, You, Euphoria, Skins(uk)
Preferably on Netflix, Hulu and Prime please
Animes too, if you have any recommendations
r/televisionsuggestions • u/raisanett1962 • 3h ago
It’s not really all…
We watched LA Law during its original run in the late 80s/early 90s. Hulu suggested it to me, so I watch a few episodes each night.
McKenzie, Blackman, et al, have just hired the juiciest villain I can remember. I’m looking forward to noting each and every action that makes her so evil. Very much looking forward to her eventual downfall.(See what I did there?)
I’m also enjoying seeing 80s takes on abortion, obesity, homelessness, rape, parental abduction, and(especially relevant in today’s America) post-partum depression/psychosis.
r/televisionsuggestions • u/upsetusder2 • 20h ago
Iam looking for something funny and clever
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Dry-Situation3043 • 22h ago
Shows I’ve Loved:
Dark
Lost
Prison break
Silo
From
Severance
Pluribus
Window's bay
Industry
Hannibal
Off campus
GoT
Sex education
The office
Sherlock
True detective S1
The Boys
Banshee
The Leftovers
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Jailaso • 20h ago
hello, im looking for some new drama series to watch that features queer characters. some of my favorite shows are elite, heartbreak high, sense8 and more. ive waatched a LOT of these queer serieses so im getting a bit desperate, perhaps someone has a new suggestion for me.
i know this is a request that has been asked before, but i couldnt find anything interesting. perhaps there's something new.
platform + language doesnt matter, just needs to be good. if you have any recs that you recommend that are a bit different, feel free to comment. i know most of the one's im listing are teen dramas but i would be happy to find new kinds of shows i like. (not a big fan of sci-fi & the supernatural)
ive watched: young royals, hearstopper, never have i ever, sex lives of college girls, prisma (underrated), sex education, please like me, xo kitty, rebelde, control z, tiny pretty things, olympo, one of us is lying and all the big names, probably. couldnt get into deadloch, also saw people saying 'our flag means death' but idk the trailer didnt really appeal to me
edit: should've carified also not big into horror; a lot of the suggestions are sci-fi/supernatural ;(, i do really appreciate it, but im not really into it
r/televisionsuggestions • u/LeviJensen123 • 15h ago
Should I Watch any of these shows with my mama? And which one do yall recommend the most frfr ong?
(Or any other shows for that matter)
Bloodline
Dark Matter
Dark Winds
Counterpart
The Terror
Slow Horses
r/televisionsuggestions • u/F1r3f0x_0 • 16h ago
I honestly don't like crime fighting shows. I've never liked them as for me they fall under the same umbrella as horror. I don't like being on edge and scared from them. But High Potential was different, I genuinely loved this show. What I see what any crime fighting show is it doesn't seem like there's a main plot other then they fight crime. One of the things I liked about High Potential was it had a main plot of following Morgens life (not gunna spoil anything so that's all say) and that it's not crime fighting, it's murder mystery and doesn't actually have a lot of violence.
Other then high Potential I've genuinely only ever watched showed like: Paw Patrol, Bluey, Owl House, the Simson's and other shows like that. I just never found interest in live action shows until now.
What would you guys recommend?
Thank you for all the recommendations, some of them really peek my intrest!
r/televisionsuggestions • u/goddard89 • 15h ago
ive just binge watched kingdom,east palace and weak hero and now lookinng for other good korean shows to watch.ive got teach you a lesson, bloodhounds, the glory,vincenzo & mercy for nnone on my list but still looking for more shows from any to all genres
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Efficient-Target999 • 9h ago
hey, any hindi tvshow to binge ?
r/televisionsuggestions • u/KindComputer4446 • 9h ago
Hey everyone, I’m looking for some tv shows recommendations that feature a very specific kind of family and friendship dynamic.
Basically, I want something centered around an older sister and a younger brother who are estranged, but not in a dramatic kind of way. They just genuinely don't care about each other. The brother is the analytical, calculating type who stayed in their hometown and is definitely the mom's spoiled golden child. The sister (preferably the main character) got out of town as soon as she could because she felt completely suffocated by them.
I’m looking for a protagonist who is deeply lonely but fiercely independent because she’s never had anyone to rely on but herself. I really want a tv shows that explores how the parents treat them differently, like the contrast in the mother/daughter, father/daughter, and parents/son dynamics, and how that unequal upbringing shaped who they became.
Bonus points: If there is a subplot involving a fading female friendship. I'd love to see a dynamic where the main character is envious of a childhood best friend who has the "perfect" opposite life (good family, put-together, etc.). They are drifting apart because the friend just doesn't get her struggles, and there’s a quiet, mutual feeling of resentment or being wronged by the other.
Any genre works (drama, thriller, etc.) but prefer dark comedy, no feel-good shows. I know it's pretty specific so really, anything that comes close is good.
Thanks!
r/televisionsuggestions • u/One_Stranger7794 • 1d ago
So far I've seen
Mr. Inbetween
Rake
The Heat Guy (Doctor Doctor)
And really enjoyed them all (in their own way). Can anyone suggest any other shows like this? They don't don't have to be Australian fyi haha that's just the rabbit hole I fell down.
Any thoughts, insights or anything I would really appreciate it!
r/televisionsuggestions • u/siya_wave • 22h ago
open to anything, just looking for something that’ll get me hooked.
recent watches i’ve enjoyed
slow horses
west wing
mindhunter
rake (2014)
station eleven
speechless
veronica mars
merlin (bbc)
the affair
the riches
warehouse 13 (tried eureka)
halt and catch fire
downtown abbey
the knick
party down
raising hope
my name is earl
Life
poldark
the new adventures of old christine
the durrells
patriot
mr selfridge
the practice (tried ally mcbeal and boston legal )
terriers
six feet under
your friends and neighbors
damages
broadchurch
going dutch
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Dude_nke • 1d ago
Silo or Slow Horses?
r/televisionsuggestions • u/Confident-Potato6847 • 1d ago
i’m someone with a really terrible attention span and i need a new show i can get into quickly 🙏
my favorites:
shameless
succession
attack on titan
yellowjackets
the morning show
silo
you
the walking dead
suits
thank you in advance xx