5 Shows like Money Heist - Newtechnicalbabu
5 Shows like Money Heist - Newtechnicalbabu
'Narcos'
Whether you’re talking Narcos or Narcos: Mexico, you can’t go wrong. Each season of this Netflix original tells a different story of lies, ambition, passion, betrayal, and drugs. Lots and lots of drugs. Narcos doesn’t have the same soapy edge as Money Heist, but it can certainly match the action series in terms of drama. Another point in Pablo Escobar’s favor? Each season is based on a real drug lord, which proves nothing is more theatrical than real life.
'White Lines'
What do you love about Money Heist? The fast-paced drama? The steamy romances? The twists so intense they’ll leave you with whiplash? Then you need to check out Álex Pina’s other Netflix original. After Zoe Walker’s brother is found dead after working as a DJ in Ibiza, she’s stumbles into a world filled with murder, cocaine, deals gone wrong, and wild sex parties. Sadly, the series was canceled after only one season. But what a fun season it was.
'Peaky Blinders'
There’s an operatic edge to both Money Heist and Peaky Blinders that makes them both irresistible. From Steven Knight comes this show about the life and lies of the Shelby crime family. You’ll start watching for the gorgeous, pseudo modern period costumes and modern-day music. But what will keep you watching are all those betrayals and Cillian Murphy’s stunning performance.
'Ozark'
All right, so Ozark technically isn’t about heisting. What it is about is arguably the most boring part of any criminal activity: the money laundering. And yet this fast-paced Netflix original turns this dull part of committing crimes into a roller coaster. One minute Marty (Jason Batemen) is threatening a local crime syndicate. The next Wendy (Laura Linney) is becoming best friends with a cartel lord and secretly using her political connections to smuggle more drugs. You never know what’s going to happen in this drama, and that’s what you want, right?
'Prison Break'
You just finished a show about people trying desperately to get into places they don’t belong. Why not try out a drama about people trying to leave places they should be? Starring Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell, this Fox series started as a simple tale of getting out of prison. But over five seasons that simple premise spirals into addicting chaos.
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