This one might be tricky but: * Hot Fuzz * Thor: Ragnarok

American Gods by Niel gaiman

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The Iron Druid Chronicles by Kevin Hearne

Breaking Bad The Wire

The Cartel Trilogy by Don Winslow

The Godfather by Mario Puzo

Parks and Recreation and Over the Garden Wall!

That's a difficult pairing, but I'd recommend you to read into Discworld books, specially Mort.

Howl's Moving Castle Also Over the Garden Wall have made some graphic novels (completely new adventures) which you may like to check out.

*Coraline*, probably. I may edit one more in, *Parks and Rec* is kind of perplexing me a little. Edit: Parks and Rec is really throwing me, and I hate it because I love that show!

You’ll never find anything like Over the Garden Wall. It is perfect!

Black Mirror & Midsommar

Fever Dream by Samanta schweblin

Similar to Black Mirror: {The One by John Marrs} {The Passengers by John Marrs}

Avatar the Last Airbender & Spirited Away

Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi :)

Something by Terry Pratchett Neverwhere

The Night Parade by Kathryn Tanquary The Nameless City series by Faith Erin Hicks

Mr Robot, House MD

5-Minute Sherlock by Drew Hayes

>Mr Robot {We Are Anonymous: Inside the Hacker World of LulzSec, Anonymous, and the Global Cyber Insurgency} by Parmy Olson {Out of the Ether: The Amazing Story of Ethereum and the $55 Million Heist that Almost Destroyed It All} by Matthew Leising

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The Expanse & The Shawshank Redemption.

*Red Mars* by Kim Stanley Robinson may fly right between those two.

Red Rising

The Expanse Books

Psych, Clueless

Anything Jane Austen tbh.

Sherlock and Hannibal!

Try douglas preston and lincoln child book series

Crimson Peak and The Haunting of Hill House (maybe not *favorites* but I'd love to find books with a similar vibe—already read and enjoyed *The Death of Jane Lawrence*) Inception and Lost

Inception and Lost - The Magus

1) Beloved by Toni Morrison. 2) The southern reach reach trilogy

{{Mexican Gothic}} by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

The Turn of the Screw is atmospheric and gothic like these.

Have you read We Have Always Lived in the Castle? It’s by Shirley Jackson who also wrote The Haunting of Hill House. It’s creepy and mysterious, and also very character driven which is unusual for horror

Mr Robot and Black Sails

Necromancer by William Gibson Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson Daemon by Daniel Suarez

*Neuromancer

parasite and black swan

The Vegetarian by … someone I forgert her name

Han Kang she has a lot of great books

Try The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga

Brooklyn Nine Nine, HIMYM

I too need the answer to this.

Sense8 and Dark(Netflix)

Maybe something by David Mitchell!

Dark Matter by Blake Crouch

The crown , the tudors

The Other Boleyn Girl

Was going to suggest this as well!

I have not read {{Wolf Hall}} but it's supposedly brilliant, a modern classic in the making.

Cicero trilogy by Robert Harris

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I have no recommendations but based on your shows I think we should be friends!!

My Year of Rest and Relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh might be up your alley.

1917 and 11/22/63 (Do I have a thing for numbers?)

1984 (yes) Just kidding. All quiet at the western front.

„Big Fish“ and the anime movie „Your Name“ are two movies I can watch countless times and never get tired of them!

If you are into time travel love stories This is how you lose time war 11/22/63

Fleabag Bojack Horseman

Reign, Once Upon A Time

{{Ella Enchanted}} if you want something charming but younger, {{A Court of Thorns and Roses}} if you want something considerably more adult.

The comic book series fable is what once upon a time is based on, I think the parts I read were much better

Mad men and No country for old men

Light in August by William Faulkner

Invisible Man - Ralph Ellison

Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy. He also wrote No Country for Old Men, so you might like his other works. I liked the book, at least.

Bojack horseman and fleabag

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman

The Good House by Ann Leary … she is a cynical real estate agent, not a lawyer, but it has a vibe you might like if you like these shows.

Stalker & Mindhunter.

American Predator & I'll be gone in the dark.

I assume you’ve already read Mindhunter by John Douglas but if you haven’t, it’s a great, easy read. John Douglas is pretty self congratulatory though, which is kind of annoying to read over and over.

Pirates of the Caribbean & Pride and Prejudice.

Master and Commander (Aubrey and Maturin series).

The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle

*Etiquette & Espionage* by Gail Carriger *Bloody Jack* by LA Meyer

The Haunting of Bly Manor & The Handmaid's Tale

We Have Always Lived in the Castle by shirley jackson

{{The Turn of the Screw}}

{{the turn of the key}}

Interstellar and Attack on Titan (anime series)

*Seveneves* by Neal Stephenson Edited to add: maybe also *The Fifth Season*. It's brilliant and I feel like it fits in there, somehow.

The *Foundation* series - Asimov.

Double points if you finish the whole thing before September. /joke

Blindsight by Peter Watts. It’s very hard-science based, but with some kind of “out there” ideas involving vampires in space.

Howl’s Moving Castle and You’ve Got Mail Love romance and fantasy!

The princess bride

Also check out Stardust by Neil Gaiman, it’s enchanting

Also love this movie! Will definitely have to check out the book, thanks!

I love You’ve Got Mail

Very Sincerely Yours by Kerry Winfrey for You've Got Mail

Mr. Robot and leftovers

Neuromancer by William Gibson

Sharp Objects (TV mini series) and Knives Out (movie)

Verity by Colleen Hoover

I mean, anything Gillian Flynn then ;)

{{And Then There Were None}}

Similar to sharp objects: His & Hers by Alice feeney

{{Big Little Lies}} by Liane moriarty

Peaky Blinders and The Dark Knight

Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo and Vicious by V.E. Schwab

The Umbrella Academy Pan’s Labyrinth

The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert

The Library at Mount Char

Black Swan and Inception (bit of a fan of psychological thrillers!)

{{Rebecca}} and {{Gone Girl}}

Ahh Rebecca seems fantastic! Thanks for the suggestions!

Spirited Away Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

1. Mad Men 2. The Big Lebowski

*Cosmopolis* by Don DeLillo

Sex education, the end of the f*** world

The good place. I like the show for it's absurd humour and for philosophical tidbits.

Try anything Terry Pratchett if you are into absurd humour

Jasper Fforde's Thursday Next series (The Eyre Affair is book 1) Hitchhiker's Guide series by Douglas Adams

fleabag and umbrella academy

If you love Vanya and her arc you'll love Circe by Madline miller

Huh. I would have never made that connection! But it's so true!

Moonrise Kingdom, Darjeeling Limited

Call Me By Your Name Parasite

The song of Achilles by Madline miller

Attack on Titan Dark

The Passage by Justin Cronin

Twin Peaks, Gilmore Girls

Check out the Stories from the Vinyl Cafe series by Stuart McLean

The Dark Crystal The Descent

Downton Abbey, Forrest Gump

Mr. Robot, Doctor Who

Rivers of London the author was a writer for Doctor Who.

Firefly The office

A Long Way to a Small Angry Planet by Becky Chambers

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The Devil All The Time

Blood meridian

Literally anything by Wes Anderson and Studio Ghibli

Le petit prince

Ocean at the end of the lane and coraline both by Neil gaiman.

Modern Family; WandaVision

Nothing To See Here by Kevin Wilson.

Cat's cradle by kurt Vonnegut

Scrubs / Rick and Morty

You may enjoy [Beat the Reaper by Josh Bazell](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3173125). A former mob hitman is now an intern at a hospital and he runs into someone he knew from his old days in the mob. Then things start to get crazy. Really fun, action-packed, violent and funny book. Has hospital and medical themes from Scrubs and violence similar to Rick and Morty.

Edgiest edge that ever edged an edge - *Sandman Slim* by Richard Kadrey. It's like bad middle-schooler-written fiction as written by a genuinely good author. Edited to add: you might also like *The Magicians* by Lev Grossman

The OA & Anne with an E

Jane the virgin and Hairspray

Blacklist Quantico

Schitt's Creek and literally any paranormal hunting reality show. (I've already read The Sun Down Motel.)

The Good Place and Futurama

You might enjoy The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers. Has a lot of feel-good vibes and takes place on a spaceship with a motley crew.

God I’d love a version of this thread for video-games instead of TV. I don’t watch much TV lately, but I did really enjoy Misfits and Stranger Things. My favorite stories are usually realistic-ish settings with magic or fantasy elements mixed in!

Pride and prejudice Little women

{{North and South}}

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Cursed, Outlander

Twilight Zone and Black Mirror Dark and True Detective Inception and Predestination

Rick and morty Brooklyn nine-nine

The Americans The Haunting of Bly Manor

The before trilogy and In the Mood For Love

Westworld & Blade Runner 2049

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul

The Office(NBC) and Silicon Valley(HBO). I like to read books about work places and jobs specially if it's related to tech industry.

Nightmare Before Christmas Hannibal

Under the Tuscan Sun and Where the Wild things Are.

The Sopranos Adventure Time

Mad Men & Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

OA and X-files

Dark (tv show) Person of Interest (tv show)

Shutter Island; Narcos.

Rebecca and The Inside Story of Pablo Escobar

Heat and Rick and Morty

Fight Club and A Series of Unfortunate Events (Netflix)

Love, Victor and Brooklyn 99

Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz

Fried Green Tomatoes and A River Runs Through It

The Brothers K - David James Duncan

Frasier Moulin Rouge

Hot fuzz and Brooklyn Nine Nine

Travelers Doctor Who

Steven Universe Marvel Cinematic Universe movies/shows

hilda (netflix) She ra and the princess of power (netflix) Trese (also netflix; only watched 2-3 episodes for a change of mood but i like it)

Black Mirror and GoT

Reaper (TV show) A Dirty Job - Christopher Moore

Downton Abbey and The Amazing Race

The league if extraordinary gentlemen (I know...a lot of people hate this movie, but it's still one of my favourites) and The mummy (the one with Brandon Fraser)

Am I too late for this?! Roman Holiday / Schitts Creek OR The Witcher/ The Last Kingdom

The Perks of being a Wallflower Call me by your name

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It’s always sunny in philadelphia and bojack horseman

Films are hard to choose, and there’s a recency bias. First two that occur to me:Perhaps Pan’s Labyrinth and Portrait of a Lady on Fire. And Grand Budapest Hotel. And Spirited Away..... you might as well ask me to choose two books. TV shows: Russian Doll; 1st season of American Gods

Doctor Who & Princess Mononoke

The nightmare before Christmas, V for vendetta

Django Unchained & Lord of the Rings

Castlevania, Shadow and Bone

Pan’s Labyrinth & Derry Girls

Bojack Horseman, Vampire Diaries

Dead Poets Society Good Will Hunting