32 Best Superpowers TV Shows: A List of High-Rated Movies

Human nature is characterized by a craving for more. Especially when it comes to talents and skills. While the great minds of mankind are trying to make a new breakthrough in science, ordinary people can relax and watch the best series about superpowers.

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The Boys

Rating IMDB – 8.7
Genre: Fantasy, Action, Drama, Crime
US production / 2019
Directed by: Daniel Atties
Cast: Laz Alonso, Jennifer Esposito, Karl Urban, Elisabeth Shue, Anthony Starr, Chace Crawford, Nathan Mitchell, Jesse Asher, Dominic McElligot, Erin Moriarty, Jack Quaid, Tomer Capon, Karen Fukuhara

The Amazon movie company presented an original project about superheroes who abuse the powers sent to them by the Almighty. The series launched on the Prime Video platform in 2019 and immediately caught the attention of a large audience.

The focus was on powerful beings of interest to a group of vigilantes representing the interests of the CIA. The team controls the superheroes, led by Billy Butcher. It’s up to the guys to expose corrupt schemes by any means necessary, even without neglecting dirty methods.

Limitless

Rating IMDB – 7.7
Genre: Fantasy, Thriller, Drama, Comedy, Crime
US production / 2015
Directed by: Neil Burger
Cast: Claire Glassford, Kathleen Hamm, Kristoff Brodeur, Dillon Matthews, Wellington Barrientos, Hill Harper, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Jake McDorman, Jennifer Carpenter, Bradley Cooper

The main motif of the series is the plot of A. Glynn’s bestselling novel called ‘The Darkness Areas.’ The focus is on an ordinary American, Brian, dejected by his worthless life. A black streak leads to him being blamed for the murder of a close friend. The case is handled by FBI agent Morr, who fatally changes Brian’s life. He gives him a super-secret pill that increases his abilities many times over. From now on, he has an amazing memory, highly developed intelligence and lightning-fast reaction speed.

All in all, ‘The Regions of Darkness’ is a decent detective tragicomic series with a colorful protagonist. The show manages to maintain a balance between criminal intrigue, humor and heart, and if you’re not allergic to the childish wackiness that Brian is sometimes prone to, then ‘Possibilities’ is worth giving a chance.

Another thing is that it’s by no means a ‘must-see’ spectacle, but just a good alternative to depressing TV detective movies like Criminal Minds or the formulaic Motive film.

Warrior Nun

Rating IMDB – 6.9
Genre: Fantasy, Action, Drama
US production / 2020
Directed by: Jet Wilkinson, Simon Barry, Matthias Hendl
Cast: Toya Turner, Alba Baptista, Lorena Andrea, Cristina Tonteri-Young, Tekla Ruten, Olivia Delkan, Joaquim de Almeida, Silvia De Fanti, Dimitri Abold, Guillaume Alonso

The series is based on a manga-style comic book of the same name, created by artist B. Dunn. The plot intertwines biblical imagery and the hooligan nature of people with supernatural powers. A nun lives her life serving God and dreaming of death every day. Her name is Ava and she is only 19 years old.

One day her dream comes true. She dies but comes back to life in the morgue. The Almighty gives her another chance to change everything. From now on, she is a member of the Order of the Cross Sword and fights alongside other warrior nuns against the darkness.

Stargirl

Rating IMDB – 7.2
Genre: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Action, Drama, Crime, Adventure
US production / 2020
Directed by: Andy Armaganian, Toa Frazier, Rob Hardy
Cast: Brec Bassinger, Luke Wilson, Anjelica Washington, Cameron Jellman, Joel McHale, Nelson Lee, Christopher James Baker, Meg Kelly, Neil Jackson, Yvette Monreal

The life of a young girl named Courtney from Los Angeles changes dramatically when she learns that her mother, who recently buried her father, wants to get married again and plans to move to Nebraska. Obeying the circumstances, she submits to her decision, but even love and respect for her is unable to quell the storm inside – the girl comes into serious conflict with her stepfather and her stepbrother Mike’s sworn brother-in-law.

She also faces tests at her new school, where from now on she has a seat at the losers’ table. But this is the beginning of a new life in which Courtney will discover her supernatural gift.

Actress Brack Bassinger became the first American to play Stargirl (before her, she was played by Canadians.

The Umbrella Academy

Rating IMDB – 8.0
Genre: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Action, Drama, Comedy
Production: USA, Canada / 2019
Directed by: Andrew Bernstein, Peter Hoare, Ellen Kuras, Stephen Surjik, Jeremy Webb
Cast: Ellen Page, Tom Hopper, Robert Sheehan, Emmy Raver Lampman, David Castaneda, Aidan Gallagher

Director Steve Brackman directed a terrific series for Netflix about superpowers based on the D. Wayne comics, leaving the project with the same name. Mystical events began in the lives of the characters in 1989 when 43 previously unknown people received a special gift – women gave birth to children, not being pregnant before. For 1 minute, their bellies grew and the births began.

A billionaire, interested in the fate of these guys, starts searching for them and supervises seven of them. He plans to open an Academy where the children will develop their extraordinary abilities and join the ranks of superheroes to save the world in the future.

Daredevil

Rating IMDB – 8.0
Genre: Fantasy, Action, Fantasy, Thriller, Drama, Crime
Production: USA, Canada / 2015
Budget: $40,000,000
Directed by: Phil Abraham
Cast: Vincent D’Onofrio, Michael Carlsen, Elden Henson, Toby Moore, Scott Glenn, Rosario Dawson, Skylar Gaertner, Judith Delgado, Jeffrey Kantor, Charlie Cox

Screenwriter Drew Goddard took the story of the character of the same name from the world of Marvel Comics as the basis for the presented series. Daredevil’ should be understood to mean lawyer Matt Murdock, who suffers from vision loss.

After he goes blind, the man discovers new superpowers. He sees the darkness in the streets of the city and engages in a battle against it. By day he is a blind lawyer, and by night he is a real warrior with superhero powers.

In 2015, The Daredevil Project was highlighted by IGN. It beat out Netflix series with a story about people with superpowers and was named the best original idea and its execution on the channel.

iZombie

Rating IMDB – 7.8
Genre: Detective, comedy, crime, horror
US production / 2015
Directed by: Mairzi Almas
Cast: Rose McIver, Malcolm Goodwin, Sunita Prasad, Rob Carpenter, Matthew McCaull, Elise Gatien, Nick Purcha, Molly Hagan, Rahul Kohli

A young and ambitious female doctor, Olivia Moore, attends an outdoor party that is suddenly attacked by zombies. Olivia manages to escape, but one of the monsters manages to scratch her. When the girl wakes up, she discovers that she has turned into a zombie. Now her heart beats only a few times a minute, and her skin and hair have turned marble-white.

If Olivia doesn’t eat people’s brains for a long time, she begins to go dumb and turn into a classic, brainless zombie. But when she absorbs someone else’s ‘grey matter,’ she absorbs the deceased’s memories and some features of his behavior. And, as the girl takes a job as a pathologist, she uses her insights to help police detective Clive Babineaux investigate the murders.

‘I Am Zombie’ star Rose McIver made her film debut at the age of three. She played an angel in Jane Campion’s Oscar-winning New Zealand drama ‘The Piano.’

Doom Patrol

Rating IMDB – 7.9
Genre: Fantasy, Action, Drama, Comedy, Detective
US production / 2019
Directed by: Chris Manley, Sally Richardson-Whitfield, Glen Winter
Cast: Diane Guerrero, April Bowlby, Matt Bomer, Timothy Dalton, Riley Shanahan, Matthew Zook, Brendan Fraser, Alan Tudyk, Joivan Wade, Kyle Russell Clements

Cliff Steele is a former NASCAR racer whose brain was transplanted into a robot body after a terrible accident. Jane, also known as Crazy Jane, whose childhood trauma resulted in 64 different personalities, each with their own superpowers. The other heroine of the film is Rita, or Elastic-Woman, a former actress who was exposed to a toxic gas that altered her cellular structure.

Larry Trainor, the Negative Man, is a U.S. Air Force pilot who has a certain essence settled inside him after a disaster. He wears special bandages to keep his body from radiating radioactivity. The company is later joined by Vic, aka Cyborg, whose father cybernetically enhanced his body to save his life after the accident. Timothy Dalton plays Niles Calder, nicknamed Chief, is the scientist who saved the heroes’ lives and allows them to stay in his mansion.

In the first season, the team encounters the main villain, Eric Morden, also known as Mr. Nobody, who can travel through dimensions and alter reality. He is the only conscious character on the show, so he often breaks the fourth wall and takes on the role of narrator, manipulating events to his liking.

Mr. Nobody kidnaps the Chief and holds him captive in a dimension called ‘White Space,’ and ‘Patrol’ spends most of the first season trying to rescue him, while fighting his own personal inner demons.

The second season expanded on the strengths of the first with even more crazy jokes, pathos, unexpected twists and personal dramas. The predominant theme in this season was the power of the imagination to explore childhood traumas. In season two, we learn that every member of the ‘Fatal Patrol’ has been seriously traumatized as a child, and not just physically, but mentally as well.

‘The Patrol’ is often lumped in with anti-hero shows. For example, it is united with ‘Watchmen’ by its black humor and psychedelic character.

Titans

Rating IMDB – 7.6
Genre: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Action, Drama, Crime, Adventure
US production / 2018
Directed by: Brad Anderson, Grant Harvey, John Fawcett
Cast: Brenton Thwaites, Teagan Croft, Anna Diop, Lindsey Gort, Ryan Potter, Karren Walters, Seamus Dever, April Bowlby, Dwayne Murphy

‘Titans’ is the first series on the recently launched DC Universe streaming service. The creators had serious tasks to accomplish. It was necessary to make a good first impression, to make a series that is not similar to similar projects of The CW channel, and preferably to bring something new not only in the DC adaptation but also in general in comic book screenings. And with most of these tasks, the writers have successfully accomplished.

First of all, ‘Titans’ is a series for its own people, which is what a series on the channel called DC The universe should be. The characters of ‘Titans’ live in the world of DC Comics. They behave from the very beginning roughly like characters from some iconic movies. This staging of the characters and their images is designed precisely for comic book connoisseurs.

The series doesn’t chew anything up, the viewer is held to his own, and it is extremely enjoyable. You feel like you are among your own kind of people. The world feels alive, multifaceted and capable of further evolution.

Visually, ‘Titans’ also entices from the first episodes. The action is staged dashingly, dynamically and even gory. The graphics are excellent, the creators aren’t trying to insert epic but poorly drawn scenes. They work with local special effects that look adequate. On a separate plus, you can put Rachel’s line, which at times turns into a classic horror flick with completely unpredictable screencasts. It really impresses the viewer.

Cloak and Dagger

Rating IMDB – 6.7
Genre: Fantasy, Action, Drama, Adventure
US production / 2018
Directed by: Alex Garcia Lopez, Peter Hoare, Jennifer Fang
Starring: Gloria Reuben, Andrea Roth, J.D. Evermore, Brooklyn McLynn, Andy Dylan, Emma Lahana, Dilshad Vadsaria, Olivia Holt, Angela Davis, Miles Mussenden, Noel Renee Bercy, Aubrey Joseph

Tandy almost drowned in a lake at a young age. There also happened to be a guy named Tyrone, who intended to pull his brother who had been shot by police officers out of the water. At that moment, a powerful burst of energy was sent into the lake. As a result, the boys woke up on the shore.

After many years Tandy and Tyrone meet again, but already in the guise of a hardened thief and a diligent college student. Not only does a romance begin between them, but together the boys try to master the powers that have been inherent in them since that fateful first meeting on the shore of the lake.

The comic book about this couple was written in 1983.

Legion

Rating IMDB – 6.7
Genre: Fantasy, Drama, Action
US production / 2017
Directed by: Michael Uppendahl, Danny Gordon, Noah Hawley
Cast: Dan Stevens, Jean Smart, Mackenzie Gray, Scott Lawrence, Catherine Aselton, Tatiana Forrest, Jeremy Harris, Bill Irvine

As a teenager, David Haller was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. Since then, he has lived in a hospital and has been unable to master the various personalities that have engulfed his mind. He has no strength to fight the ailment further, and the hero almost gives up, but a dream girl comes into his life, followed by fatal changes.

Filming for the series ‘Legion’ began in 2016 in Vancouver. The screenwriters originally envisioned that the events would depict the action in the X-Men universe, but the decision was later made to create a new world specifically for Haller.

The Gifted

Rating IMDB – 7.3
Genre: Fiction, fantasy, action
US production / 2017
Directed by: Bryan Singer
Cast: Colin Beaton, Amy Acker, Steffan Argus, Billy Blair, Jason Bremer, Paul Careway, Emma Dumont, Dale Godboldo, Jessica Leah

The U.S. government is getting tired of mutants with supernatural powers, and it passes draconian laws that restrict mutants and allow intelligence agencies to hunt them down. Attorney Reed Straker is one of those who give the fight against mutants the appearance of legality. But when he and his wife Caitlin discover that their children Lauren and Andy have superpowers, the Struckers go on the run, because they know better than most what’s in store for their children. To save the family, Reed enlists the help of his former victims, members of a mutant underground who smuggle refugees into Mexico.

The show’s pilot episode was directed by Bryan Singer, the lead director of the ‘X-Men’ movie cycle. The mutant heroine, nicknamed Polaris, has Magneto’s powers because she is his daughter in the comics.

In 2019, it was announced that the project was closed. In total, the Fox channel made 2 seasons of ‘The Gifted,’ despite the fact that such a series about incredible superpowers of people are always in demand by the audience.

The Runaways

Rating IMDB – 7.3
Genre: Fantasy, Drama, Action
US production / 2017
Directed by: Roxanne Dawson, Nina Lopez-Corrado, Brett Morgen
Cast: Ever Carradine, Kip Pardue, Kevin Wiseman, James Marsters, Annie Wersching, Ryan Sands, Gregg Sulkin, Angel Parker, Ariela Barer, Virginia Gardner, Allegra Acosta

High school students Alex, Nico, Caroline, Gert, Chase and Molly became friends because their parents are part of a powerful charity and often gather for the organization’s business. For years the boys were inseparable, but their friendship fell apart when Nico’s sister died and everyone fell into a depression.

After two years of separation, Alex gathers his former friends again, because he pines for loneliness. An unhappy party takes an unexpected turn when the high school kids discover that the parent organization is a screen for a mysterious cult in which human sacrifices are made. At the same time, the boys begin to awaken superpowers. All these strange events bring the six together, and the teens try to figure out what to do next.

Interestingly, one of the characters is named Vaughn, and he was named after the fugitive B.K. Vaughn.

Quantum Break

Rating IMDB – 7.9
Genre: Fantasy, Drama, Action, Thriller, Crime
US production / 2016
Directed by: Ben Ketai
Cast: Brooke Nevin, Dominic Monaghan, Mimi Michaels, Courtney Hope, Patrick Heusinger, Aidan Gillen, Rachel Coomes, Malani Coomes, Shawn Ashmore, Marshall Allman

Everything happened in a split second. One devastating moment and time split, changing the lives of two people forever. One of the main characters, Jack, discovered that he could travel through time, and the new power took him over completely.

He got this ability when he arrived at the university to help an old buddy, Paul, who needed his support in the struggle to preserve an old library. His comrade conducted a secret experiment and achieved amazing results. By coincidence, Jack witnesses the explosion of the time machine Paul created.

Paul uses the same gift to stop Jack and save time from ultimate destruction. Both will face incredible trials, the outcome of which will decide the fate of the universe.

The series was directed by Ben Ketai, is known to audiences for his work on the script for the 2018 horror film ‘Curse: Resident of Death.’

Jessica Jones

Rating IMDB – 7.9
Genre: Fantasy, Action, Thriller, Drama, Crime
US production / 2015
Directed by: David Petrarca
Cast: Rosario Dawson, Maurizio Oweill, Phil Cappadora, Susie Abromeit, Erin Moriarty, Eika Darvill, Carrie-Anne Moss, Rachael Taylor, Mike Colter, David Tennant, Krysten Ritter

Jessica Jones is not the nicest person. She’s a real loner with no friends, no family, and not even close buddies. Her token connection to the world involves working for a law firm. Jessica, thanks to her particularly brash and self-assured demeanor, manages to complete even the most difficult assignments.

But this isn’t a very convoluted life, either, but just a superstructure, a legend that hides a man with superpowers who’s been through some real hell. More than a year ago, Jessica was the victim of a violent maniac capable of imposing his will on his victims; now it seems her Nemesis is returning. This makes Jessica terrified.

The series was supposed to star Jim Carrey, but the actor turned it down. Officially it is unknown, but fans of the actor note that he is strongly against his participation in the projects with violent scenes, and in ‘Jessica Jones’, there are a lot of them.

Heroes: Reborn

Rating IMDB – 6.7
Genre: Science fiction, fantasy, thriller, drama
US production / 2015
Directed by: Greg Beeman
Cast: Ria Kilstedt, Robbie Kaye, Jimmy Jean-Louis, Yves Harlow, Ryan Guzman, Greg Grunberg, Gatlin Green, Noah Gray-Cabey, Francesca Fisher-Eastwood, Jack Coleman

Claire Bennet jumped off a bridge to prove to people that superheroes exist. Since then, her followers no longer hide their special gifts. But five years later, the authorities pass a law that doesn’t allow them to exist in peace. They need to get the proper credentials, but that’s just the beginning – the government sees them as a big threat and will look for the best way to remove superheroes from lowly society.

In the scenario, Gateway is 7,957 years in the future. And this value is chosen for a reason, as a series producer Tim Kring was born on September 7, 1957.

Believe

Rating IMDB – 7.1
Genre: Drama, foreign series, fantasy
US production / 2014
Directed by: Alfonso Cuaron
Cast: Rob Morgan, Kathy McClellan, Yuri Henley-Kon, Arian Moayed, Jamie Chung, Sienna Guillory, Kyle MacLachlan, Delroy Lindo, Jake McLaughlin, Johnny Sequoia

On the eve of the death penalty, Tate meets with a pastor who tells him about the little girl Bo. She is in danger, for murderers are on her heels. To save the poor girl, the pastor asks Tate to take responsibility for her. The little girl has a supernatural gift that poses a threat to members of the evil world. They will stop at nothing in pursuit of her destruction. Tate realizes what she will get in return for her freedom and decides to accept the pastor’s offer.

The project received a score of 55 out of 100 based on 25 critical reviews.

Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Rating IMDB – 7.5
Genre: Action, drama, foreign series, fantasy
US production / 2013
Directed by: Joss Whedon
Cast: Henry Simmons, Clark Gregg, Ian de Caestecker, Ming-Na, Adrianne Palicki, Natalia Cordova, Nick Blood, Brett Dalton, Elizabeth Henstridge, Chloe Bennet

The series consists of three seasons. In the first season, Resurrected Agent Phil Colson is ordered by his superiors to assemble a small but elite squad to investigate mysterious incidents around the world. His team includes pilot and field agent Melinda May, field agent Grant Ward, young scientists Leo Fitz and Gemma Simmons, and hacker Skye, recruited during Colson’s first team operation.

Season two begins when the Hydra organization came out of the shadows and destroyed most of the agents and resources, Phil Colson became director of the miraculously surviving organization. His former team disintegrated. Physics engineer Leo Fitz struggles to recover from oxygen deprivation, his former partner Gemma Simmons goes undercover at Hydra, traitor Grant Ward sits in ‘solitary’, and only Skye and Melinda May continue to assist Colson in his operations. Meanwhile, Skye discovers that her father, former doctor and biochemist Calvin, who has lost his mind over the years searching for his daughter, is looking for her.

In season three, Agent Daisy Johnson learns superpowers and begins to assemble a squad of his own from people like him to form a unit to fight the Hydra organization. The head of the Hydra, Grant Ward, tries to get his hands on all the resources of his group and subdue those powerful conspirators who do not yet respect his authority. In turn, agent Leo Fitz relentlessly tries to uncover the mystery of the alien monolith that swallowed his partner Gemma Simmons. After a series of experiments, Fitz discovers that the monolith transports its victims to a desert planet inhabited by a nightmarish creature that some Hydra leaders consider a god.

In 2019, it was announced that season 7 of the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. series is the last.

The Tomorrow People

Rating IMDB – 7.2
Genre: Drama, foreign series, fantasy
US production / 2013
Directed by: Danny Cannon
Cast: Roy Jackson, Peter Greenwood, Sarah Clarke, Aaron Yoo, Stefano Villabona, Mark Pellegrino, Luke Mitchell, Madeleine Mantock, Peyton List, Robbie Amell

A sci-fi project whose characters are prototypes of the next ‘stage of human evolution.’ They have to develop their abilities of telepathy, telekinesis or teleportation as teenagers. Stephen Jamieson inherited his superpowers from his father. The man disappeared without leaving a trace when he was in search of a special place where people could get their gifts. An organization called Ultra takes an interest in such members of humanity.

Stephen, unlike other superheroes, has not only telepathy, telekinesis, and teleportation, but is also able to feel compassion and love.

In the series, Robbie Amell and Alexa Vega will play a couple in love. This is the second such experience of the actors, the first time they appeared in a romantic coupling in the movie ‘Hunters’.

Lab Rats

Rating IMDB – 6.6
Genre: Fantasy, Action, Drama, Comedy, Family
US production / 2015
Directed by: Victor Gonzalez, Guy Distad, Jody Margolin
Cast: Billy Unger, Spencer Boldman, Kelly Burglund, Tyrell Jackson Williams, Hal Sparks, Maile Flanagan, Angel Parker, Will Forte, Jeremy Kent Jackson, Madison Pettis

Donald Davenport is passionate about conducting dangerous laboratory experiments that he believes can change the world. The results of his efforts are three teenage boys who have the ability to lift cars, solve incredible math problems in a matter of minutes, and move with amazing speed comparable only to lightning. The son of a scientist, on the other hand, has no super-talents. So one day he meets his father’s test subjects.

The original title of the series ‘Lab Rats’ translates as ‘Lab Rats’.

Alphas

Rating IMDB – 7.2
Genre: Fantasy, Action, Thriller, Drama
US production / 2011
Directed by: Nick Copus
Cast: Matt Boyce, Mahershalalhashbaz Ali, Malik Yoba, David Strathairn, Laura Mennell, Azita Ganizada, Warren Christie, Ryan Cartwright

Lee Rosen is passionate about studying people with special abilities. She has four subjects on her team. They look like other people but have special talents. For example, Nina Terro has telepathy and Rachal Piersad activates any sense organs and catches the finest sounds at a great distance. Bill Harkin has gained incredible strength, reaction speed and no pain. Gradually, Rosen’s team grows in size and gains momentum.

The project was originally supposed to come out as ‘Section 8, Alphas.’

Beauty and the Beast

Rating: IMDB – 7.1
Genre: Drama, foreign series, crime
Production: Canada/2012
Directed by: Gary Fleder
Cast: Chris Ploschansky, Nicole Gail Anderson, Alex Paxton, Jason Deline, Jay Ryan, Kristin Kreuk

An altered version of the tale of the same name centered on private investigator Katherine Chandler. She works in a homicide unit in New York City with her partner Vincent Keller. This man is a former member of the armed forces and is now the holder of a superpower.

The gift manifested itself in him as a result of the many medical experiments the soldier endured. The team works cohesively and solves even those cases that seem hopelessly lost.

The series was closed in 2013.

Smallville

Rating IMDB – 7.5
Genre: Fantasy, drama, melodrama, adventure
Production: Canada, USA / 2001
Directed by: James Marshall
Cast: Sam Jones III, Kristin Kreuk, Michael Rosenbaum, Tom Welling, Justin Hartley, Annette O’Toole, Erica Durance, John Schneider, Allison Mack, John Glover

1989, a meteor shower in the town of Smallville causes unprecedented devastation and a childless family of Smallville residents strangely have a young child, Clark Kent. Many years have passed. Clark is already in high school. His stunning abilities make him think more often about who he really is. In addition, he is in love with a classmate, Lana Lang, whose parents disappeared during the meteor shower. This factor greatly complicates their relationship.

The attentive parents of Clark try to save his secret by any means, even forbidding him to play on the school soccer team. One day Clark saves the life of a young businessman Lex Luthor, when the businessman’s car, having lost control, falls from the bridge into the river. From this circumstance begins a series of diverse adventures of Superman Clark Kent.

The series was included in the Top 10 longest-running sci-fi projects, where it came in second place. The ranking was compiled by analyzing television comics.

Arrow

Rating IMDB – 7.5
Genre: Action, detective, drama, foreign series, adventure, fantasy
US production / 2012
Directed by: David Barrett
Cast: Susanna Thompson, Paul Blackthorne, Kathleen Gati, Colin Salmon, Jacqueline McInnes Wood, Jaime Sheridan, Willa Holland, Katie Cassidy, Emily Bette Rickards, Stephen Amell

Oliver Queen has been listed as missing for the past 5 years. All these years he has struggled for life on a lost island in the Pacific Ocean. When he returned to his home, he was warmly welcomed by his family, but the guy was a completely different person. Oliver found new talents, and different views of the world and now he has special prospects for the future. Those close to him are not ready for such changes, but the formerly self-centered rich man is unable to resist the gift.

There are episodes in the series at the Los Angeles Public Library, which in the project is presented as police headquarters.

Grimm

Rating IMDB – 7.8
Genre: Drama, foreign series, horror, science fiction, fantasy
US production / 2011
Directed by: Omar Madha
Cast: Reggie Lee & Sasha Roiz, Silas Weir Mitchell, Bitsie Tulloch, Russell Hornsby, David Guintoli

When the Brothers Grimm wrote numerous fairy tales and collections of folklore, they found fame all over the world. Only in this series will the characters created by these legendary creators come to life and appear in surprising ways for viewers. They do not bend to lead a wrong lifestyle, steal and even kill. Controlling them is Detective Nick Burkhardt, assisted by his loyal friend Andrew Monroe, a former Ripper.