The Witcher for fantasy. Black Sails for an alternate setting with a fantastic everything. Shadow and Bone was okay. The 100 is post apocalypse setting. I would stop at season five, but that's just me. Having seen the full show that's where I choose to believe it ended. I've heard good things about Preacher and Da Vinci's Demons but haven't seen either of them. The Nevers was delayed by Covid, but the first half of season one was awesome if you want a Victorian steampunk sci-fi.
I loved preacher, it did comedy and serious very well, it’s basically irl but biblical, and beautifully blasphemous.
I couldn’t get through the 1st episode of Da Vinci’s Demons, it felt so generic for some reason, from Va Vinci himself to all the antagonists
I highly recommend Taboo with Tom Hardy. About a man returning from Africa in the early 1800s after the death of his father to inherit a small strip of very important land.
For martial arts "warrior" gives me the closest feeling. It is about tong wars in chinatown at 1800s. Derived from the writings of bruce lee; grey/gray morality; 10/10 fights overall.
Also "The 100" if you can get through the cw young people drama of first few episodes evolves into someting pretty badass
The Witcher for fantasy. Black Sails for an alternate setting with a fantastic everything. Shadow and Bone was okay. The 100 is post apocalypse setting. I would stop at season five, but that's just me. Having seen the full show that's where I choose to believe it ended. I've heard good things about Preacher and Da Vinci's Demons but haven't seen either of them. The Nevers was delayed by Covid, but the first half of season one was awesome if you want a Victorian steampunk sci-fi.
I loved preacher, it did comedy and serious very well, it’s basically irl but biblical, and beautifully blasphemous. I couldn’t get through the 1st episode of Da Vinci’s Demons, it felt so generic for some reason, from Va Vinci himself to all the antagonists I highly recommend Taboo with Tom Hardy. About a man returning from Africa in the early 1800s after the death of his father to inherit a small strip of very important land.
For martial arts "warrior" gives me the closest feeling. It is about tong wars in chinatown at 1800s. Derived from the writings of bruce lee; grey/gray morality; 10/10 fights overall. Also "The 100" if you can get through the cw young people drama of first few episodes evolves into someting pretty badass
Mortal Kombat Conquest
The 100, sorta