Shows like High Water
Looking for shows that are like High Water? Take a look at these great shows sorted by online popularity today.
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    1. Chernobyl

    #221 most popular show yesterday

    HBO’s chilling miniseries portrays the devastating 1986 nuclear disaster and its aftermath. Its mix of political drama and on-the-ground urgency echoes High Water’s exploration of human and systemic responses to catastrophe.

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    2. The Wire

    #242 most popular show yesterday

    HBO’s critically acclaimed series presents a detailed and gritty perspective of Baltimore’s drug trade scene, mirroring High Water's deep dive into the interconnectedness of society and the impact of crisis on a community.

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    3. When They See Us

    #920 most popular show yesterday

    This powerful drama by Ava DuVernay for Netflix dramatizes the real-life case of the Central Park Five. Like High Water, it delves deep into the implications of a major event rippling through a community, highlighting systemic issues.

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    4. Years and Years

    #1,324 most popular show yesterday

    BBC’s drama, broadcast by HBO in the US, follows a family over 15 years as the world changes dramatically. Its speculative approach to societal and environmental challenges aligns with the thematic pillars of disaster and community portrayed in High Water.

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    5. ZeroZeroZero

    #1,379 most popular show yesterday

    Available on Amazon Prime, this crime drama series traces the journey of a cocaine shipment and the buyers, sellers, and brokers involved. Its intensity and exploration of multi-layered human drama may attract High Water aficionados.

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    6. Treme

    #1,389 most popular show yesterday

    From the creators of The Wire, this series takes place in New Orleans post-Hurricane Katrina. It illustrates how residents, musicians, and chefs navigate the rebuilding of their city, paralleling High Water's theme of recovery after disaster.