If You Liked The White Lotus

You know this one—but it’s the blueprint for every twisted retreat you’ll binge next.

Weeds mixes suburban grit with dark comedy as one mom skirts laws and moral lines, showing that dysfunction isn't exclusive to tropical resorts.

Acapulco turns the resort workplace into a colorful playground for ambition and comedy, capturing that perfect mix of sun-soaked dreams and backstage chaos.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine packs laughs and oddball charm in a precinct, proving workplace dysfunction isn't just for the ultra-rich.

Forget the spa; this epic fantasy’s grandeur hides political scheming and power plays that feel like a high-stakes vacation from sanity.

Watch a financial titan’s fall from grace twist into a crime spiral where social climbing takes a deadly turn.

Sherlock with a modern, messy spin—where rich eccentricities and dark mysteries collide with sharp wit and dysfunction.

Regency scandals soaked in wealth and decadence, Bridgerton delivers the kind of social intrigue that The White Lotus fans crave.

The O.C. dissects the clash between outsider grit and Californian privilege, revealing the cracks beneath the sunny surface.

Retro action with a high-tech twist, where one man and his sentient car break bad guys—and maybe a few social norms along the way.

Paradise crashes the party with a murder that shatters polished facades and forces the elite to confront their darkest secrets.

Beauty in Black skins the glamorous veneer of a cosmetics empire to expose a brutal, twisted family drama underneath.