What to watch on TV if you miss shows like 'This Is Us' and 'Game of Thrones'
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Since many TV shows had to end their seasons early due to production being suspended because of the current health crisis, fans lost out on new episodes.
The shortened seasons also left holes in the nightly schedule until summer series begin to air in June and July. So, while you wait for those warm-weather shows to begin, we've collected a list of shows that will satiate your TV palette.
Whether you miss family dramas, fantasy series, crime thrillers or competition shows, our recommendations have something for everyone.
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Check them out below:
If you miss "This Is Us," watch "Council of Dads" on NBC.
A family in Savannah must overcome the death of the family patriarch with the help of three men who become pseudo-dads.
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If you miss "Succession," watch "Billions" on Showtime.
Hits all the same themes: Money, politics, shifting power dynamics, and New York City.
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If you miss "Project Runway," watch "Making the Cut" on Amazon Prime Video.
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If you miss "Game of Thrones," watch "The Witcher" on Netflix.
This one has all of the same themes: Monsters, destiny, medieval times, and war.
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If you miss "True Detective," watch "Defending Jacob" on Apple TV+.
A murder mystery that isn't as black and white as everyone originally thinks it is.
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If you miss "Riverdale," watch "Outer Banks" on Netflix.
Teens in a North Carolina beach town get twisted up in deadly treasure hunt.
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If you miss "Animal Kingdom," watch "Yellowstone" on Paramount Network.
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