What to watch after Succession

Just finished Succession? Watch Barry — same feel: cynical, smart. Also strong: Six Feet Under, The Newsroom. Three lenses, each with a reason.

Best match

  1. Barry (2018) — Same feel: cynical, smart Streaming on HBO Max Amazon Channel, HBO Max in the US (via JustWatch)
  2. Six Feet Under (2001) — A loose match in how its finales land Streaming on HBO Max Amazon Channel, HBO Max in the US (via JustWatch)
  3. The Newsroom (2012) Streaming on HBO Max Amazon Channel, HBO Max in the US (via JustWatch)
  4. The Crown (2016) — Two steps away in the credits Streaming on Netflix, Netflix Standard with Ads in the US (via JustWatch)
  5. Justified (2010) — Adam Arkin directed both Streaming on Hulu in the US (via JustWatch)

Same feel

  1. Justified (2010) — Same feel: cynical, smart Streaming on Hulu in the US (via JustWatch)
  2. The Shield (2002) — Same feel: cynical Streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video with Ads in the US (via JustWatch)
  3. House (2004) — A loose match in how its finales land Streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Philo in the US (via JustWatch)
  4. Peep Show (2003) — Same feel: cynical, smart Streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Britbox Apple TV channel in the US (via JustWatch)
  5. Barry (2018) — Similar consistency, episode to episode Streaming on HBO Max Amazon Channel, HBO Max in the US (via JustWatch)

Same people

  1. The Regime (2024) — Will Tracy wrote for both Streaming on HBO Max Amazon Channel, HBO Max in the US (via JustWatch)
  2. Vladimir (2026) — Robert Pulcini and Shari Springer Berman directed both Streaming on Netflix, Netflix Standard with Ads in the US (via JustWatch)
  3. Avenue 5 (2020) — Tony Roche produced both Streaming on HBO Max Amazon Channel, HBO Max in the US (via JustWatch)
  4. The Franchise (2024) — Kevin Bray directed both Streaming on HBO Max Amazon Channel, HBO Max in the US (via JustWatch)
  5. Fresh Meat (2011) — Jesse Armstrong created both Streaming on fuboTV in the US (via JustWatch)

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