Ben je fan van 'Elementary' (2012) en op zoek naar soortgelijke series of films? Dit artikel biedt 10 boeiende suggesties die dezelfde mix van mysterie, detectivewerk en karakterontwikkeling bieden. Of je nu houdt van moderne Sherlock Holmes-verhalen of gewoon op zoek bent naar een nieuwe binge-worthy serie, hier vind je gegarandeerd iets naar je smaak.

Monk (2002)
Beschreibung: Features a detective with obsessive-compulsive disorder whose attention to detail and unique perspective help him solve crimes others overlook.
Fakt: The show originally had a different title, 'Mr. Monk and the Candidate,' before settling on 'Monk.' It won multiple Emmy Awards for its lead actor.


House (2004)
Beschreibung: Follows a genius but abrasive diagnostician who solves medical mysteries in a way that mirrors detective work, relying on logic and unconventional thinking.
Fakt: The character of Dr. House is loosely based on Sherlock Holmes, with many episodes paralleling Holmesian plots. The show often features red herrings and unexpected diagnoses.


Bones (2005)
Beschreibung: Focuses on a forensic anthropologist and an FBI agent who solve crimes by analyzing human remains, blending science, deduction, and personal dynamics.
Fakt: The show is loosely based on the life of real-life forensic anthropologist Kathy Reichs, who also produces the series. It features detailed forensic science and quirky characters.


Psych (2006)
Beschreibung: A lighthearted take on crime-solving, with a protagonist who pretends to be a psychic to assist the police, using his keen observational skills and humor.
Fakt: The show is known for its frequent pop culture references and running gags, including a pineapple hidden in every episode.


The Mentalist (2008)
Beschreibung: Centers around a former psychic medium who uses his sharp observational skills to solve crimes, often outsmarting law enforcement with his unconventional methods.
Fakt: The protagonist's main goal is to track down a serial killer who murdered his family. The show blends crime-solving with personal vendetta and psychological manipulation.


Castle (2009)
Beschreibung: Combines crime-solving with humor and romance, following a mystery novelist who teams up with a detective to solve murders, often drawing from his creative imagination.
Fakt: The fictional books written by the protagonist were later published in real life as part of a promotional campaign. The show's banter and chemistry between leads were a major draw.


Lie to Me (2009)
Beschreibung: Centers on a deception expert who reads micro-expressions and body language to solve crimes, offering a unique twist on traditional detective work.
Fakt: The show is inspired by the work of psychologist Paul Ekman, a real-life expert in facial expressions and emotions. Each episode includes real-life examples of deception techniques.


White Collar (2009)
Beschreibung: Revolves around a charming con artist who partners with an FBI agent to solve white-collar crimes, blending wit, strategy, and intricate plots.
Fakt: The lead character's signature accessory, a fedora, became iconic among fans. The show often features elaborate heists and forgeries.


Sherlock (2010)
Beschreibung: A modern adaptation of a classic detective series, focusing on a brilliant but eccentric protagonist who solves complex crimes with keen observation and deductive reasoning.
Fakt: Each episode is 90 minutes long, resembling a mini-movie rather than a traditional TV episode. The show is set in contemporary London but stays true to the original Arthur Conan Doyle stories.


The Blacklist (2013)
Beschreibung: Follows a high-profile criminal who turns himself in to help the FBI track down dangerous fugitives, combining crime-solving with moral ambiguity and complex relationships.
Fakt: The protagonist's list of criminals, 'The Blacklist,' is a central plot device that evolves over the series. The show is known for its twists and high-stakes storytelling.
