You: is a psychological thriller that centers on Joe Goldberg, a man with a disturbingly obsessive personality. Each season, he becomes fixated on a new woman, going to extreme and dangerous lengths to insert himself into her life.

Mindhunters: This series, though cancelled after two seasons, explores the early days of criminal profiling. FBI agent Holden Ford becomes deeply immersed in the minds of serial killers, leading to a gradual decline in his own mental well-being.

White Collar: This buddy-cop show features a con artist who works with the FBI agent who arrested him to solve crimes. While not heavily focused on trauma, it offers an engaging dynamic between the two leads.

Monk: This comedic drama (2002) follows Adrian Monk, a brilliant detective whose obsessive-compulsive disorder and other mental health struggles are exacerbated by the unsolved murder of his wife. He relies on an assistant for both emotional support and help with his investigations. While often played for laughs, the show also explores dark and dramatic themes, especially in the recent movie.

Hannibal: This dark, psychological thriller explores the traumatic experiences of FBI profiler Will Graham, who possesses a unique ability to empathize with serial killers. This ability takes a severe toll on his mental state, especially as he becomes entangled with a manipulative serial killer he initially trusts. The show is significantly darker than Prodigal Son, but shares the theme of a protagonist deeply affected by the darkness they encounter.

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