Legion

The cult classic Twin Peaks blends detective fiction with supernatural elements and surrealism. Its dream-like sequences and eccentric characters make it an experience similar to the surrealism in Legion.

Mr. Robot focuses on a brilliant but troubled hacker who gets involved with an anarchist group intent on disrupting global markets. Its psychological depth and unreliable narrative make it a good match for viewers who enjoy Legion's mind-bending aspects.

This show revolves around a dysfunctional family of adopted sibling superheroes who reunite to solve the mystery of their father's death and the threat of an impending apocalypse. Its quirky characters and non-linear storytelling will appeal to fans of Legion's unique narrative style.

Watchmen, based on the iconic graphic novel of the same name, is a dark and politically charged series that examines the lives of superheroes in an alternate reality. Its complex storytelling and deep exploration of themes will resonate with Legion fans.

Doom Patrol is about a group of super-powered outcasts who come together to fight bizarre threats. Its embrace of the odd and the surreal, combined with deep character explorations, makes it a kindred spirit to Legion.

This adaptation of Neil Gaiman's novel is about a recently released ex-convict named Shadow who meets a mysterious man named Mr. Wednesday and finds himself in a world where gods exist. Its visual inventiveness and thematic focus on belief systems echo the otherworldly vibe of Legion.

Set in a future where consciousness can be transferred to different bodies, Altered Carbon is a sci-fi series that probes themes of identity much like Legion does, but with a more cyberpunk, noir twist.

Based on the comic book series, Preacher tells the story of Jesse Custer, a preacher who gains an unusual power. It shares Legion's dark humor, visceral action sequences, and a penchant for the bizarre.