Shows To Watch After Ending The Walking Dead
The Walking Dead will conclude its eleventh season this year. And while waiting for the release date’s announcement, fans might start searching for other shows of the same genre. Although similar kinds of shows might feel repetitive and hence it is worth expanding the choices. So in this article, you will find some list of familiar shows yet have a great contrast from the show The Walking Dead.
The Boys (2019-present)
The Boys is an
American superhero television series developed by Eric Kripke for the streaming
platform Prime Video. The series is based on the comic book series of the same
name written by Darick Robertson and Garth Ennis. The show premiered on 26 June
2019, and Amazon renewed the second season of the show on 4 September 2020. The
third installment of the show will also soon land. The universe of the series
revolves around super-powered individuals, recognized as heroes by the general
public—the group work for the powerful corporation Vought International. The
heroes with superpowers are mostly the bad, arrogant, and corrupt guys. There
are two groups the show focuses on, one is the Seven, who work for Vought
International’s premier, and the second one is the Titular Boys, who are
looking to bring down Vought and corrupt superheroes.
The Boys has
everything from action, comedy, and gritty stories. The show does not waste
time on filler episodes; each season has a target conclusion that pretty well
ends the story. The series is a great content to look at something familiar yet
with a unique style.
Supernatural (2005-2020)
Supernatural is an
American television show created by Eric Kripke. The show premiered on 13
September 2005 on the Warner Bros. Television Network. It stars Jared Padalecki
in the character of Sam Winchester and Jensen Ackles in the character of Dean
Winchester. The plot follows two brothers Sam and Dean, who hunt ghosts,
demons, monsters, and other supernatural things. Supernatural is shot in
Vancouver, British Columbia, and the surrounding areas. The show was under
development for ten years. Originally the show was planned to be of three
seasons, but later it expanded to five. The fifth season of the series
concluded the main storyline. Although the show continued for several seasons
up to its eleventh-season, Supernatural is the longest American live-action
fantasy television show.
Supernatural is a
very addictive show, and you will love it. Fans might binge-watch all the
seasons one after another, and the chemistry between the brothers never fizzles
out after years of storytelling.
Lucifer (2016-Present)
Lucifer is an
American urban fantasy television show developed by Tom Kapinos and premiered
on 25 January 2016 on Fox. The show is based on a DC Comics book series The
Sandman, written by Sam Kieth, Mike Dringenberg, and Neil Gaiman. The plot
revolves around Lucifer Morningstar, played by Tom Ellis, or the Devil, who
abandons Hell for Los Angeles. He runs his nightclub and becomes a consultant
of the Los Angeles Police Department. Lucifer is a mighty angel who was cast
out from Heaven for betrayal. He is the Lord of Hell but becoming unhappy and
bored. So he abandons his kingdom, Los Angeles, and ends up owning a nightclub
named “LUX.” The film’s cast includes Kevin Alejandro, Lauren German, D.B.
Woodside, Racheal Harris, and Lesley-Ann Brandt.
The series is a good
one that made a devil out to be a good guy, and the most appealing thing in the
show is the character’s effortless charm. Lucifer is a combination of crime and
fantasy drama. And with every season, a more dangerous character appears.
Fargo (2014-Present)
Fargo is an American
television series on black comedy crime drama anthology written and created by
Noah Hawley. The show is inspired by the 1996 film of the same name directed
and written by the Cohen brothers. The show revolves around the cold Minnesota
state, where people make the worst decisions, which eventually leads to several
violent out of control situations. The show is worth trying, as Fargo
introduces some great characters and their journey of danger. The storyline
also has a witty sense that endures the highly gripping storyline. It won the
Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Miniseries, Outstanding Casting, and
Outstanding Directing. The show also won the Golden Globe Awards for Best
Actor- Miniseries or Television Film and Best Miniseries or Television Film.
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