Skeletons in the Closets of the Wealthy: 5 Shows If You Liked Your Friends and Neighbors
The second season of Your Friends and Neighbors arrived on April 3, 2026 at Apple TV+. The premise — a bankrupt financier who turns to robbing his upscale neighbors — is back, and here are five shows that scratch the same itch: satire colliding with crime, often funny in a way that makes you uncomfortable.
Big Little Lies
Year: 2017-2019 Genre: detective, drama, crime Rating: IMDb — 8.4 / Kinopoisk — 8.2
Watch the shiny surface flake off. Wealthy families in a coastal enclave carry grudges, affairs, and private violence that spiral into murder. It toggles between cold social satire and a tight mystery; moments land like slaps rather than polite observations (e.g., gossip at school pickup turning poisonous).
Bad Sisters
Year: 2022 – present Genre: thriller, drama, comedy Rating: IMDb — 8.2 / Kinopoisk — 8.1
Apple TV+'s dark comedy leans into moral messiness: a group of sisters plotting their own brand of justice, and you end up unexpectedly rooting for the plotters. The humor is black, the twists land when you least expect them, and sympathy gets complicated in satisfying ways.
Mad Men
Year: 2007-2015 Genre: drama Rating: IMDb — 8.7 / Kinopoisk — 7.9
If John Hamm was the thing that hooked you in Your Friends and Neighbors, Mad Men shows why his screen presence is magnetic. Don Draper is smooth on the surface and messy underneath — Hamm’s signature role, frequently cited as his best work on TV. There’s a slow-burn disquiet to it that doesn’t let you get comfortable.
Ozark
Year: 2017-2022 Genre: thriller, drama, crime Rating: IMDb — 8.4 / Kinopoisk — 7.9
The creator, Jonathan Tropper, has said he likes stories where viewers find themselves cheering for the wrong side. Ozark is that in textbook form: a sharp financier forced into money-laundering who sinks deeper into crime while trying to keep his family afloat. Expect mounting pressure, bad choices, and consequences that don’t feel tidy (esp. as seasons progress).
The White Lotus
Year: 2021 – present Genre: drama, comedy Rating: IMDb — 8.0 / Kinopoisk — 7.6
A resort vacation becomes a microscope on entitlement: the show observes privilege with a clinical, often savage eye. Luxury is a thin skin over petty cruelties and real pain; laughs exist, but they’re the uneasy kind that stick in your throat rather than warm your chest.