More shows with financial thriller, slow-burn unease, and shared-secrets partnership. Every pick is a recent premiere or a returning season.
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Why it fits: The Altruists and Industry both make finance gripping through ambitious people whose friendships and loyalties bend under the chase for money. The Altruists follows a business partnership as its grand vision unravels, while Industry brings the pressure into fast, cutthroat trading-floor scenes where colleagues can become rivals or lovers.
AMC+ · Apr 12, 2026
Why it fits: The Altruists and The Audacity turn tech-world ambition into uneasy viewing, with sharp talk, greed, and people rationalizing choices that hurt others. The Altruists leans toward the dread of a financial vision coming apart; The Audacity adds dark comedy, finding absurd laughs in a CEO’s pursuit of profit and his compromised therapist’s closeness to it.
Hulu · Mar 12, 2026
Why it fits: The Altruists and Made in Korea build tension around ambitious people whose hunger for wealth and power makes loyalty costly. The Altruists watches a business partnership buckle as accusations mount, while Made in Korea brings a more direct cat-and-mouse charge, with a double life growing harder to maintain as a determined prosecutor closes in.
Why it fits
The Altruists turns ambitious idealism into a financial crime story, and Human offers another serious drama about profit-driven schemes and betrayal. Its focus shifts from a business partnership and stolen billions to drug testing and medical scams, with lives at risk bringing the human cost into sharper view.
Why it fits
The Altruists builds unease around ambition, money, and accusations of theft; The Apartment Job brings those concerns down to a building's hidden funds and corruption. Its crime-comedy caper is lighter, following a former gangster's scheme as an investigation nudges him toward redemption.
Why it fits
The Altruists makes the collapse of a grand financial vision a source of slow-burn crime tension, while The Gold follows a robbery whose unexpected haul creates danger and suspicion. This true-event drama is more heist-driven, tracing the aftermath of £26 million in stolen gold.
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