Tales from the Loop

Stranger Things offers a mix of supernatural elements, 1980s nostalgia, and a group of kids facing otherworldly mysteries. While it's more action-oriented than Tales from the Loop, its small-town setting and eerie atmosphere create a similarly compelling vibe.

With its anthology format, Black Mirror reflects on society's relationship with technology, presenting speculative scenarios that often have a dark twist. Its thematic depth and bleak, speculative storytelling will resonate with those who are engrossed by Tales from the Loop's cerebral plots.

Dark is a German series that intertwines time travel with family drama, set in a small town. Its intricate plot and the interplay of science fiction and human emotion would appeal to fans of the enigmatic and character-driven storytelling found in Tales from the Loop.

Westworld combines science fiction with philosophical inquiries about consciousness and human nature. Viewers who enjoy the slow-burn plots and deep questions posed by Tales from the Loop will find Westworld's complex narrative and stunning visuals equally intriguing.

The OA is a blend of supernatural mystery and science fiction, focusing on near-death experiences and other dimensions. Its narrative complexity and the profound sense of mystery will likely captivate those who are drawn to the philosophical underpinnings of Tales from the Loop.

An anthology series that serves up a blend of science fiction, mystery, and horror in each stand-alone episode. Fans of Tales from the Loop will appreciate the thought-provoking and surreal narratives that challenge their perception of reality.

Devs delves into the realm of quantum computing and determinism, wrapped up in a tech-thriller narrative. Those fascinated by Tales from the Loop's exploration of human relationships with technology and the unknown will find a similar intrigue in Devs.