Lucifer is based on a DC Comics character created by hilarious author Neil Gaiman along with Mike Dringenberg and Sam Kieth. The character Lucifer appears in The Sandman, but he later appears in a spinoff, also published by CD Comics. The show is produced by huge names like Warner Bros. Television, DC Entertainment, and Jerry Bruckheimer Television. While the first season got some mixed reviews, subsequent seasons rated better. In keeping with the Bible story, Lucifer Morningstar was a powerful angel, cast out of Heaven for his betrayal. He becomes the Devil, which is entertaining for a while, but he eventually gets bored and abandons Hell for Los Angeles. He runs a nightclub called LUX and consults on cases with the LAPD. The show was created by Fox but canceled after only three seasons. Thankfully, Netflix picked it up and you can now stream all five seasons to your heart’s content. If you love the sardonic humor of Lucifer, here are some other shows you won’t want to

It just about killed me when Hannibal was canceled. It irks me that really amazing shows get canceled before they’re really complete. We were left with such a cliffhanger that I feel like I can never really get my fill, no matter what else I watch. However, if you liked Hannibal and you’re itching to fill that void with something else you may enjoy, here are some things that should go on your must-see list. They’re similar in all of the same haunting ways and will make you miss Hannibal a little less. Maybe.

The silence of the Lambs

This one is a given. If you’ve never seen it, you’ll be familiar with the main character. Your favorite cannibal is back (well, he never really went away) in this creepy original. No, it’s not a TV show, but you still have to watch it. Continue Reading The Best Shows Like Hannibal – Don’t Miss Out!

Peaky Blinders is a British television excellence. This period crime drama created by Steven Knight is as fun as it is quirky, with a vast cast of characters the audience can't help but fall in love with. Set in Birmingham, England, the series follows the Shelby crime family after World War I and is loosely based on a real 19th-century gang of the same name. Featuring an all-star cast led by Helen McCroy, Paul Anderson, Joe Cole, and of course, Cillian Murphy with plenty of recurring cast members throughout the series, the acting is always incredible. Although the show started in 2013 on BBC Two, the show was finally adopted by BBC One in 2019 along with a Netflix deal. There's only so many times you can watch the same show over and over again, and as binge-worthy, as Peaky Blinders is, we need some more equally amazing television show

Holy shirt balls, The Good Place fans! The show recently came to its dramatic conclusion after only four short but undeniably sweet seasons. The great thing about The Good Place is that it ended before character development fell flat and the writing got significantly less witty. If you’re at a loss for what to watch next, you’re not alone. I mean, you want it to be a forking good time, because otherwise, it’s totally not worth it. After all, with such a loveable cast, it’s tough to move on to something else when you’re not sure it’ll live up to the last thing you watched. If you loved The Good Place, there are a few other shows that share similar elements you may enjoy. All of these similar shows are fun, unique, and memorable in their own special ways.

Veronica Mars

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New Girl is a sweet comedy about friends that is totally binge-worthy. If you’ve seen it, you know. If you love it, there are many other shows out there that you should binge next. New Girl has ended already, so it’s high time you find something else to watch.

About New Girl

It’s Jess! Jess, played by Zooey Dechanel, is an offbeat but endearing character who moves into a loft with three men after going through a bad breakup. The men think she’s weird, and at first, they don’t want her there, but she eventually wins them over. They support each other in trials, relationships, and more. From Schmidt’s crazy antics to Nick’s sweet-natured personality, she finds her new roommates quickly becoming her friends. As their friendships grow, the show gets even more fun to watch.

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Billions is a show on the Showtime network. Season one premiered in 2016 and it features protagonist hedge fund manager Bobby Axelrod. If you watch Billions, you already know it’s surprisingly accurate, entertaining, and awesome. Whether you’ve seen Billions and you love it, or you’ve never seen it before but you think you might like it, you may also be interested in some other shows that have similar ideas.

About Billions

If the world of high finance and the drama within interests you, you will definitely like Billions. It follows hedge fund manager Bobby Axelrod as he strives to accumulate immense wealth and power. Of course, like many hedge fund managers, his activities cross over into the territory

Do you have a White-Collar-shaped hole in your life now you’ve finished all six seasons? Don’t worry – we’ve compiled a guide on 19 shows like White Collar to watch next. There’s a lot to love about White Collar. If you haven’t seen it, here’s the gist: Neal Caffrey is an escaped convict, and Peter Stokes is an FBI agent responsible for locking him up in the first place. They strike an unusual deal – Neal can stay out of prison wearing a tracking device if he agrees to help the FBI. The relationship between them is difficult to say the least but very entertaining to watch. The side characters are great too: Peter Burke, FBI agent, Mozzie, Neal’s friend and con artist, and Tiffany, Peter’s wife, all have their own roles to play. It lasted for 6 seasons (about 3500 hours run time in total). The character’s relationships, quick wit, and brain-scratching mysteries make it compulsive viewing. If you’re done with White Collar and you’re feeling the need to wat

The most recent Netflix Death Note movie adaptation released in 2017, has an ending that confused audiences. Even after Kira (Name "Light Turner" in the Netflix adaptation) explains how he pulled off his masterful plan, it still made little sense to the viewer. In this essay, we attempt to explain the ending of the infamous Netflix adaptation and how this ending compares to the manga and anime endings. Spoilers ahead.

Death Note: Basic Plot Summary

The Death Note Manga series was first serialized in the Japanese manga magazine Weekly Shonen Jump on December 1, 2003. It had a total of 108 chapters. The story follows teen genius Light Yagami, who stumbled upon a mysterious notebook called the "Death Note," which belonged to the Shinigami Ryuk. The book gave the user the supernatural ability to kill anyone written on the page

This Is Us has swept the nation with it’s relatable and emotional plot lines. The show has garnered an incredible amount of praise. This Is Us has amassed countless fans and earned many awards. There’s…

Brilliant anthology, created by Charlie Brooker, Black Mirror, has been playing since 2011 to combine ambient technophobia shortly by nourishing our neuroses, to deepen the depths of the human soul and to…