Archived · Peacock
Etta Tiger Jonze seeks to avenge her family's murder and become the most powerful crime queenpin in South Florida.
Start with the closest match, then check out two more shows with a similar feel, pace, mood, or theme.
Follows Tommy Egan after he cuts ties and puts New York in his rearview mirror for good.
Power Book IV: Force and M.I.A. both run on ambition under pressure, where every move costs loyalty and the protagonist keeps pushing forward. Watch the street-level betrayals and last-mission tension, with a lone operator carving out power through danger and hard choices, then compare it to M.I.A.’s colder, throne-chasing revenge.
Tells the story of London being torn apart by the turbulent power struggles of its international gangs and the sudden power vacuum that's created when the head of London's most powerful crime family is assassinated.
Gangs of London and M.I.A. share revenge-driven escalation, with shifting loyalties and violence that keeps tightening the noose. The brutal gang wars deliver constant betrayal and physical confrontation, so you get the same forward momentum, but on a larger, more chaotic scale with a bigger ensemble.
Rio's underground crime syndicate is thrown into turmoil by the imminent legalization of gambling, the interest of a foreign criminal organization in the local market, and the rapid rise of Profeta, a new contender for the city's ...
Rulers of Fortune and M.I.A. both focus on cracking hierarchies from the inside, where family and workplace loyalties collide with ruthless leadership goals. Expect boss-employee pressure, father-son friction, and a criminal order under disruption, giving you the same power-claim energy as M.I.A., but with more organizational chess than personal street revenge.
