If you loved the gripping drama and tangled relationships of 'Love, Lies & Records' (2017), you're in for a treat. This article explores 10 similar movies and TV shows that capture the same mix of romance, deception, and high-stakes drama. Whether you're drawn to the legal intrigue or the emotional rollercoaster, these picks will keep you hooked.

The Practice (1997)
Description: A gritty legal drama that examines the moral compromises lawyers make while defending clients, often focusing on social justice issues.
Fact: The show won the Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series in 1998 and


The West Wing (1999)
Description: A political drama with legal elements, focusing on the inner workings of government and the personal sacrifices of public servants.
Fact: The show's trademark 'walk-and-talk' shots were achieved using a specially designed set with movable walls. It won 26 Emmy Awards during its run.


Boston Legal (2004)
Description: Combines legal cases with character-driven humor and social commentary, featuring eccentric attorneys tackling controversial issues.
Fact: The show was known for its unusual courtroom strategies and closing arguments. Many episodes ended with philosophical discussions between the two lead characters.


Damages (2007)
Description: A tense legal thriller that uses non-linear storytelling to explore complex cases and the psychological toll they take on those involved.
Fact: The series was praised for its intricate plot structure, often revealing key information through flash-forwards. It starred Glenn Close in her first regular television role.


The Good Wife (2009)
Description: A legal drama that explores the complexities of the justice system, personal relationships, and professional ethics, often blurring the lines between right and wrong.
Fact: The show was inspired by real-life political scandals involving politicians' spouses. It won five Emmy Awards during its run.


Suits (2011)
Description: Centers around high-stakes legal battles and corporate intrigue, with a strong focus on character dynamics and moral dilemmas in a fast-paced environment.
Fact: The show's iconic pilot episode was written in just six days. It became a global hit, especially popular in countries like the UK and Brazil.


Scandal (2012)
Description: A political thriller with legal undertones, featuring high-powered professionals dealing with crises that test their loyalties and principles.
Fact: The show's protagonist was inspired by real-life crisis manager Judy Smith. It was known for its fast-paced 'walk-and-talk' dialogue scenes.


The Newsroom (2012)
Description: While not a legal drama, it shares a similar fast-paced workplace environment with ethical dilemmas and professional rivalries in a high-stakes setting.
Fact: The show's pilot episode featured a fictionalized version of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Aaron Sorkin wrote every episode himself.


How to Get Away with Murder (2014)
Description: Blends legal drama with thriller elements, focusing on ambitious law students and their morally ambiguous professor entangled in criminal cases.
Fact: The show popularized the 'flash-forward' narrative technique in legal dramas. It was created by Peter Nowalk, a protégé of Shonda Rhimes.


The Good Fight (2017)
Description: A spin-off that delves into contemporary legal and political issues, featuring sharp writing and complex characters navigating ethical gray areas.
Fact: It was one of the first major series to be produced exclusively for a streaming platform (CBS All Access). The show often incorporates animated sequences to illustrate legal concepts.
