If You Liked Reacher

The Rookie lets Nathan Fillion play a genuinely good guy who skips the angst and just barrels into tough situations—often fists-first, always determined.

9-1-1 is relentless: every episode throws its first responders into life-or-death chaos, never winking or slowing down for the squeamish.

Breaking Bad’s Walter White may not be a brawler, but his cold logic and readiness to break bad guys (and skulls) make every confrontation electric.

Tulsa King drops Sylvester Stallone in red-dirt America to reorganize crime with zero patience and plenty of old-school muscle.

FBI is the procedural for those who like cases cracked with action, teamwork, and a no-nonsense sense of justice—no time wasted.

Chicago P.D. doesn’t mess around—its cops are bruisers, the streets are tough, and the bad guys always end up on the business end of a takedown.

Better Call Saul swaps fists for legal schemes, but Mike Ehrmantraut's icy, practical brutality will scratch your itch for no-frills action.

S.W.A.T. brings tactical action with the subtlety of a ramming vehicle—expect close-quarters combat and zero tolerance for villainy.

Criminal Minds serves up psychological warfare—watch sharp minds and sharper instincts steamroll monstrous criminals with perfectly clinical precision.

Citadel is spy action with a pulpy, propulsive kick; amnesia, betrayal, and lots of fists meeting faces.

The Mentalist makes deduction look as ruthless as a right hook, with Patrick Jane charming and outmaneuvering killers at every turn.

Riverdale may swap guns for teen melodrama, but when it gets dark, it gets tangibly brutal—murder, betrayal, and zero chance of a quiet night.