Netflix and/ or Podcast recommendations after finishing...

[PARunnerGirl]

I seem to have finished a few things recently and was hoping someone might have some recommendations for me based on what I have watched/ listened to in the past. I should say I watch/ listen to other genres too, but these examples are specifically related to genres where I don’t really having anything lined up to watch/ listen to.

Netflix
The Rain
Mindhunter
The Sinner
Safe
Ozark
The OA
Fargo

Podcasts
Serial
S-Town
Dirty John

[redexpat]

Podcasts:
This American Life (same people as Serial and Stown)
You might like Seriously from BBC. It's a series of dicumentaries on all sorts of topics.
Do you like social science and psychology? I really like Hidden Brain.

There's a podcast section on MN under film and tv with lots more recommendations.

[PARunnerGirl]

Thanks @redexpat ! I like This American Life but I guess I’m looking specifically for more true series like serial and S-town. I’ll definitely have a look at the podcasts topic- didn’t see it!

[Autumnchill]

Loved Dirty John. Try Dr Death

[ifeellikeanidiot]

The jinx on Amazon. Take it you've watched making a murderer on netflix?

[ifeellikeanidiot]

Re podcasts, 99% Invisible is great.

[Frosty66611]

Netflix:
You
Haunting of Hill House
Zoo
American Horror Story
Happy Valley
The Killing

[TulipsInbloom1]

Netflix - The Good Place.
Podcasts - My Dad Wrote a Porno

[NC4Now]

You

[HelmutFrontbut]

Do you know Dirty John has been made into a series?

[CharleyFarleyy]

Last podcast on the left and my favourite murder. I also agree with PP that you might like Dr death

[Bluestitch]

Power on Netflix is brilliant. Also How To Get Away With Murder.

[andantecantabile]

A couple of foreign language ones on Netflix that are similar and both fab are Dark (German) and the Forest (French)

[Autumnchill]

Also try Casefile, Criminal, Red Handed and They Walk Among Us. If you like series, try Teachers Pet.

But darker and some I can't listen to but Sword and Scale

[TitusAndromedom]

I second Dr Death. Also Believed (about sexual assault, quite harrowing but compelling), Up and Vanished (the first series, couldn’t get into the second one), Criminal and In the Dark.

[HelmutFrontbut]

m.youtube.com/watch?v=XINoOPFWQjs

[Autumnchill]

Oh that looks good! Going to have to watch that

[HelmutFrontbut]

It's actually fucking terrifying. An eight parter and almost reads like some of the stories you see on here

[PARunnerGirl]

Wow- I’m so happy to wake up to all these replies! Thank you thank you thank you! Lots to be getting on with.

A few here I already love too. The foreign Netflix series much appreciated as I loved The Rain and 3%

[ChristineBaskets]

Netflix- Murder Mountain, Wild Wild Country, The Staircase.

[1wokeuplikethis]

Power on Netflix. I watched one episode on a whim 10 days ago and now I’m on season 4 already. I ATE THEM! Amazing

[MooMoi]

For a bit of a true crime binge you could give the Staircase a go on Netflix followed up by the 5 Live podcast, Beyond. Reasonable Doubt. They're both about the same court case but the podcast really highlights that documentary making is often storytelling. It's fascinating stuff.

[babypsmum]

From your list, I think you'll really like the Podcast 'The Teachers Pet'. It's an Australian true crime series about a husband who has allegedly killed his wife, but has so far evaded justice.

[FruminousBandersnatch]

Dirty John is amazing!

I’m listening to Broken Harts, it’s the pretty harrowing but compelling story of The death of a family of a couple and their adopted children.

[BestAnsweringMachineMessage]

I second the recommendations for My Favo(u)rite Murder and Last Podcast on the Left.

Also, All Killa No Filla and S'laughter the Podcast are great. AKNF especially.

And for comedy without so much death, though who doesn't love all the death. Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast (RHLSTP!), Pappy's Flatshare Slamdown, Do The Right Thing, How Did This Get Made?, The Adam Buxton Podcast, The Horne Section and School for Dumb Women. Also My Dad Wrote a Porno, natch, but that took me longer to get into than some others.

Random recommendations, Fingers on Buzzers (I love this so much, but I am a full on quiz show nerd), Table Manners and Hoovering.

If you want both to laugh and feel immensely moved by the human condition, then Griefcast.

God. I love podcasts.

[BestAnsweringMachineMessage]

Oh and Netflix - Real Detective.