Here's how to fill that Easttown-shaped hole in your heart
Sarah Lancashire in Happy Valley. Photo: Ben Blackall/BBC Now that HBO’s Mare of Easttown has reached its dramatic conclusion, what are fans supposed to watch next? Well, Brad Ingelsby’s drama wasn’t the first small-town murder mystery, of course. There are plenty of other shows that can satisfy a similar itch, including a few you may like even more than the story of Mare Sheehan, believe it or not. Which ones? Read on and fill that Easttown-shaped hole in your heart.
Big Little Lies is one of the most high-profile examples of a prestige, star-powered series, and its first season has similar themes about trauma, along with a clever whodunit. Bodyguard stars Richard Madden as a police sergeant who ends up protecting a Home Secretary with whom he politically disagrees. When tragedy strikes, it becomes a mystery that Mare would enjoy.
Safe is the product of prolific mystery author Harlan Coben and stars Michael C. Hall as a Brit whose daughter goes missing in a small town.
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