Five underrated crime dramas that are worth binge watching (IN PICS)

Five underrated crime dramas that are worth binge watching (IN PICS)

Chicago Fire on Colors Infinity-- The show follows the life of Chicago Fire Department firemen, rescuers, and paramedics in the fictitious Firehouse 51. Apart from the varied team's daring in order to save the citizens of Chicago, the show showcases genuine connections within the team. The Chicago city is not merely a background here, but one of the central characters in the stories, with writers displaying the best and worst of the city and its citizens. 

Criminal: UK on Netflix-- Criminal is a fascinating show owing to its intensity, supported by the claustrophobia-inducing set and sound design. The show addresses large questions on integrity with this little canvas. The concentration on these delicate cases might cause you to question the notion of objective reality as well as the facts at hand after a time, which makes it a fascinating drama. 

Hunters on Amazon Prime Video-- Hunters is based on real-life Nazi hunters from the mid-twentieth century and Operation Paperclip. The series educates about the US government's covert recruitment of around 1,600 German scientists, engineers, and technicians after WWII, including many former Nazis in order to gain advantage over the Soviets in the cold war and space race. If you’re up for some historic crime drama, Hunters should be on the go!

American Crime on Netflix-- American Crime is an anthology crime drama which delves into racial, gender, and class concerns factoring into the present state of the American criminal justice system in the most emotional and visceral manner. The series is filled with social criticism since it focuses on underprivileged individuals and how violence, governmental policies, and cultural stigmas influence their lives.

 The Mentalist on Amazon Prime Video-- The show follows Patrick Jane, a fraudulent psychic, who joins the CBI to track down a serial killer, Red John who killed his family. Patrick Jane doesn’t actually read people’s minds, but he is such a keen observer that it seems like he is almost reading someone’s mind. The cat and mouse play between the charming Jane and the foxy serial killer creates a great recipe for an engaging crime drama. It doesn’t get any better than this when it comes to a good crime solving show.