
For those who yearn for a similar television experience since “The Wire” ended, here are some top-notch series that delve into societal issues and offer gripping narratives reminiscent of the Baltimore drug and law enforcement saga:
1. “The Sopranos” – A drama centered around New Jersey-based Italian-American mobster Tony Soprano, exploring themes of family, mental health, and organized crime.
2. “Breaking Bad” – Following the transformation of a high school chemistry teacher into a methamphetamine manufacturer, this series delves into the darker aspects of society and moral decay.
3. “Mad Men” – Set in the 1960s advertising world of New York City, this period drama provides a fascinating look at societal changes during that time.
4. “Fargo” – An anthology series that tells distinctly different stories each season, set in and around Fargo, North Dakota, with a focus on intricate plots involving crime and morality.
5. “Better Call Saul” – A prequel to “Breaking Bad,” this series delves into the life of Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer who eventually becomes the unscrupulous attorney known as Saul Goodman.