Ross Johnson

Lifehacker recommends ten series for viewers who enjoyed Apple TV’s crime thriller Lucky, focusing on heists, con artists, criminals on the run, female-led crime stories, and morally complicated characters. The selections range from the comedy-drama Good Girls and mystery series Poker Face to international crime shows such as Confidence Queen, Barracuda Queens, and Queen of the South, alongside Inventing Anna, Big Little Lies, Killing Eve, Steal, and The Brothers Sun. Each entry explains its premise and identifies a streaming service or purchase option.

Lifehacker recommends ten television series for viewers interested in Lanterns’ grounded combination of superhero fiction, small-town investigation and genre experimentation. The list ranges from superhero dramas such as Watchmen, The Penguin and Superman & Lois to animated series including Green Lantern: The Animated Series, Doom Patrol, Batman: Caped Crusader and Creature Commandos. Echo, Andor and True Detective are included for their personal, political or investigative approaches to fantastical premises, with the recommendations emphasizing crime, social history, moral complexity and unconventional world-building.

Lifehacker recommends ten series for viewers who enjoyed Apple's Sugar, particularly shows that combine detective stories and neo-noir with supernatural, science-fiction or historical twists. The list includes Lady in the Lake, Perry Mason, Monsieur Spade, Bosch, Cowboy Bebop, Spider-Noir, Lucifer, Twin Peaks, The Expanse and Signal, with streaming availability noted for each. The recommendations emphasize morally complex detectives, unconventional mysteries, genre experimentation and stories that depart from traditional crime-drama formulas.

Lifehacker writer Ross Johnson recommends 10 television series for viewers who enjoyed the cat-and-mouse serial-killer drama Furious, starring Emmy Rossum and Lola Pettigrew on Hulu. The list includes Killing Eve, Inspector Koo, The Fall, Get Millie Black, The Chestnut Man, Mare of Easttown, Happy Valley, True Detective: Night Country, The Killing and Marcella, emphasizing suspense, complex investigators, morally complicated characters and serial-killer or missing-person mysteries. Streaming availability varies across Hulu, Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, BritBox and other platforms.

Lifehacker recommends ten science-fiction and speculative-comedy series for viewers who enjoy Stuart Fails to Save the Universe. The list spans multiverse adventures, time travel, space comedy, superhero absurdism, alien invasions, apocalyptic satire, and violent dystopian action, highlighting shows such as Sliders, Future Man, Red Dwarf, Legends of Tomorrow, Resident Alien, Pluribus, Twisted Metal, and Now Apocalypse. The recommendations emphasize inventive genre premises, irreverent humor, emotional depth, and unusual takes on end-of-the-world scenarios.

Lifehacker recommends ten series for viewers who enjoyed Gilmore Girls, emphasizing witty dialogue, cozy communities, complicated women, and family or intergenerational relationships. The list includes Jane the Virgin, Derry Girls, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Ginny & Georgia, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Étoile, Hart of Dixie, Parenthood, The Summer I Turned Pretty, and The Café, with comparisons ranging from shared creators and actors to similar small-town settings and emotional dynamics. Streaming availability is provided for each recommendation.

A curated set of historical and family-friendly shows is recommended for viewers who enjoyed Netflix’s adaptation of Little House on the Prairie. The list highlights period dramas featuring strong young protagonists, rural settings, and coming-of-age narratives, including Anne With an E, Little Women, The Other Bennet Sister, All Creatures Great and Small, Anne Shirley, Heartland, 1883, Lark Rise to Candleford, and When Calls the Heart. Each suggestion draws thematic parallels to the frontier setting and character-driven focus, concluding with a reminder that the original Little House on the Prairie series remains available for extensive viewing.

Presents ten recommended shows for viewers who enjoyed I Will Find You, emphasizing themes such as wrongful accusations, twist-filled mysteries, and psychological tension. Highlights notable cast members, plot elements, and streaming platforms for each series, drawing connections through shared genres and narrative styles across crime dramas, thrillers, and legal mysteries.