This article features all the mystery-themed TV shows I’ve watched since becoming obsessed with fictional series. 

Some are whodunits, some are murder mysteries, and others are a mix of both. A few, however, don’t involve any serious crimes. 

While some are set in a realistic world and depict real-life challenges, others are more imaginative, breaking logic and the laws of nature. 

What makes these shows unique is their abundance of secrecy and uncertainty, with puzzles that keep the viewer on edge throughout. 

Since I’m not a fan of horror, you won’t find anything here that will scare you to death. 

I’m particularly drawn to this genre because the creators make the storylines interactive by incorporating riddles and leaving clues for me to solve with the characters, without warning me in advance.

The mystery and suspense genre uniquely showcases the layers of human nature, often revealing the darkest and most complex aspects of our psyches. 

By placing characters in life-and-death situations, these shows challenge our understanding of human behavior, morality, and the lengths people will go to protect their secrets.

Moreover, these shows offer an escape from the tediousness of everyday life by providing a thrilling and often unpredictable experience. I often read IMDb reviews that criticize these TV shows as unrealistic and unbelievable, but I think that’s the point. If they were as mundane as my day-to-day life, I wouldn’t be interested in them.

Furthermore, many mystery and suspense shows address important social issues, offering a platform for discussion and reflection. So, it’s inaccurate to say that these series don’t convey lifelike, relatable, and deeply meaningful messages to their viewers.

There are 8 pages in this article. Except for the last page, each page features ten TV shows, including a poster, a short description, information on where each show is available, and general details such as the premiere date, number of seasons, and episode count.