From 'Poker Face' to 'Murderville', here are 5 whodunit shows to watch after ‘Death and Other Details’
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: In 'Death and Other Details', tensions simmer on a luxurious Mediterranean cruise ship.
Detective Rufus Cotesworth and his sharp protégé Imogene are called upon to investigate a series of suspicious deaths. As hidden agendas and dark secrets come to light, the unlikely duo untangles a web of lies to expose the truth behind the chilling murders.
As we know the 'Death and Other Details' left you buzzing from the surprising reveals, we have handpicked five similar shows that will keep you guessing until the very end.
From high-stakes adventures to chilling whodunits in opulent estates, these picks offer a thrilling mix of genres, all guaranteed to deliver the suspense and complex characters you devoured in 'Death and Other Details'.
So, grab your magnifying glass, settle in for a binge-watching marathon, and prepare to be surprised by these hidden gems!
Murderville (2022)
This Netflix series injects humor into the classic whodunit formula. Eccentric detective Terry Seattle (Will Arnett) teams up with clueless celebrity guest stars (Maya Rudolph, Conan O'Brien, and many more) to solve a series of murders through hilarious improvisation.
'Murderville' offers a unique blend of mystery and comedy, similar to 'Death and Other Details' by focusing on an unconventional investigative pairing.
While 'Death and Other Details' explores a serious locked-room mystery, 'Murderville' takes a lighthearted approach, providing comedic relief through unexpected partnerships amidst murder and mayhem.
The Krister Johnson-developed venture is a must-watch binge-worthy series available on Netflix.
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2012)
Step back in time and meet Phryne Fisher (Essie Davis), a stylish and fearless private detective who solves crimes in glamorous 1920s Melbourne. With a dash of wit and a sprinkle of danger, Phryne tackles perplexing mysteries while navigating the city's high society.
Both 'Death and Other Details' and 'Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries' feature strong, charismatic protagonists leading the chase for the truth.
'Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries' exudes elegance in a historical setting and presents a contemporary whodunit. It captivates audiences with intriguing characters, intricate plots, and a blend of suspense that keeps viewers hooked.
Poker Face (2023)
Unlike the contained mystery of 'Death and Other Details', 'Poker Face' takes a road trip format, following Charlie Cale (Natasha Lyonne), a casino worker with an uncanny ability to spot a lie.
As Charlie hits the open road on the run from a mysterious past, she encounters a string of seemingly unrelated deaths, each with its own cast of colorful characters and hidden secrets.
Both shows share a core strength: compelling stories built around unconventional protagonists. 'Poker Face' promises an entertaining blend of crime drama and comedic charm, keeping viewers guessing until the very last card is dealt.
'Poker Face' is available to stream on Peacock.
Agatha Christie's Poirot (1989)
This long-running British series transports viewers to the elegant world of early to mid-20th century England, where the brilliant detective Hercule Poirot tackles baffling mysteries with his signature charm and unwavering wit.
Based on the timeless novels of Agatha Christie, the show meticulously adapts her intricate plots.
If you enjoyed the intricate plotlines and sharp characters of 'Death and Other Details,' 'Agatha Christie's Poirot' is a must-watch.
It offers a captivating blend of classic whodunits, brilliant deductions, and a touch of historical charm. Prepare to be transported to a world of grand estates, hidden motives, and the genius of Hercule Poirot, a detective who never fails to unravel even the most perplexing mysteries.
Agatha Christie's Poirot is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.
Deadloch (2023)
Are you craving a good laugh with your murder mystery? If yes, then 'Deadloch' (2023) is a must must-watch thing.
The Australian black comedy series created by Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan injects humor into the often-grim world of crime investigation, offering a refreshingly unique perspective.
Set in the seemingly idyllic Tasmanian town of Deadloch, the series' tranquility is shattered by the discovery of a local man's body on the beach.
Enter our dynamic detective duo: the stoic and experienced Dulcie Collins (Kate Box) and the quick-witted newcomer, Eddie Redcliffe (Madeleine Sami). Together, they must navigate the quirky townsfolk and unravel the secrets hidden beneath Deadloch's charming facade, all while prepping for the town's Winter Festival.
'Deadloch' is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video.