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10 More Shows to Watch If You Can't Get Enough of Hulu's Little Fires Everywhere
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Little Fires Everywhere wrapped up its first season with a dramatic finale on April 22, and we’re still processing our emotions. Though the season closely followed Celeste Ng’s novel of the same name, there were quite a few twists and turns in the final episode (including who sets the fire at the Richardson home). Now that the story has come to a close (we’re still holding out hope for a potential second season), there are plenty of other shows on Netflix and Hulu for you to binge-watch next. Some of them focus on teens, like those in Little Fires Everywhere; some of them are all about single parents, like Kerry Washington‘s character and her daughter; and a lot of them are all about mystery. Keep reading to check them all out.
Related: Little Fires Everywhere: How the Characters on the Show Compare to Those in the Book
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Gilmore Girls
Mia and her daughter, Pearl, are at the forefront of Little Fires Everywhere. If you want another show with a strong mother-daughter duo, the obvious choice is Gilmore Girls.
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Riverdale
If you want a show that focuses more on the teens in the story, this is the one for you. This show gives you the same aspects of Little Fires Everywhere – drama, romance, and misbehaving.
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Veronica Mars
Another show that focuses on a strong teenage character, this one also takes place in an affluent area, similar to where the Richardsons live in Shaker Heights, OH.
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Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists
This show and its predecessor, Pretty Little Liars, both focus on rebellious young people and mystery solving.
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One Tree Hill
Talk about rebellious teens. One Tree Hill has all of them, as well as a strong mother-child duo in Karen and Lucas.