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    20 Shows to Watch If You’re Obsessed with Yellowjackets

    Tara PriceBy Tara PriceFebruary 26, 2025Updated:September 1, 2025No Comments8 Mins Read
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    If you’ve been bitten by the Yellowjackets bug, you’re probably craving more shows that serve up that perfect cocktail of survival drama, teen angst, and a dash of cannibalism.

    Lucky for you, we’ve rounded up 20 binge-worthy series that’ll scratch that itch while you wait for the next season. From plane crashes to cults, these picks have got you covered.

    1. The Wilds (2020–2022)

    If Yellowjackets had a slightly less murdery cousin, it’d be The Wilds. This Amazon Prime series follows a group of teenage girls stranded on a desert island after a plane crash. Sound familiar?

    But here’s the twist: they’re part of a secret social experiment. It’s got all the drama, alliances, and betrayals you’d expect, with a side of conspiracy.

    Plus, it’s got a killer soundtrack and some seriously sharp writing.

    2. Lost (2004–2010)

    No list of survival dramas would be complete without Lost. The OG plane crash series, Lost set the bar high with its mix of mystery, supernatural elements, and character-driven storytelling.

    If you love theorising about what’s really going on in the wilderness with Yellowjackets, you’ll feel right at home with Lost’s polar bears, smoke monsters, and time travel. Just don’t expect all the answers by the end.

    3. Cruel Summer (2021– )

    This Freeform series is a masterclass in ’90s nostalgia and twisted teen drama.

    Set over three summers, it follows two girls whose lives become intertwined after a kidnapping.

    The shifting timelines and unreliable narrators will keep you guessing, much like Yellowjackets.

    Plus, it’s got that same vibe of teenage friendships turning toxic under pressure.

    4. The Society (2019)

    Imagine if all the adults in your town just… disappeared. That’s the premise of The Society, where a group of teens must rebuild their community from scratch.

    It’s got the same Lord of the Flies energy as Yellowjackets, with a dash of supernatural mystery.

    Sadly, it was cancelled after one season, but it’s still worth a watch for its exploration of power, morality, and survival.

    5. The End of the F*ing World (2017–2019)**

    If Misty and Walter’s oddball dynamic in Yellowjackets tickled your fancy, you’ll love The End of the F**ing World*.

    This darkly comedic series follows two misfit teens on a road trip that spirals into chaos.

    It’s equal parts hilarious and heartbreaking, with a killer soundtrack and some truly unforgettable moments.

    6. Twin Peaks (1990–1991; 2017)

    David Lynch’s cult classic is a must-watch for anyone who loves Yellowjackets’ blend of small-town mystery and surreal horror.

    The show’s investigation into the murder of Laura Palmer is packed with weirdness, from dream sequences to talking logs.

    If you’re into the eerie, off-kilter vibes of Yellowjackets, Twin Peaks will feel like coming home.

    7. Santa Clarita Diet (2017–2019)

    Okay, hear us out. If you’ve ever thought, “I wish Yellowjackets had more cannibalism and fewer emotional scars,” Santa Clarita Diet is for you.

    Drew Barrymore stars as a suburban mum turned zombie, and the result is a hilarious, gory comedy that doesn’t take itself too seriously. It’s the perfect palate cleanser after all that wilderness trauma.

    8. The Terror (2018)

    For those who can’t get enough of Yellowjackets’ icy, survivalist vibes, The Terror is a must-watch.

    Based on a true story, this chilling series follows a doomed Arctic expedition as they battle the elements—and something far more sinister. It’s bleak, atmospheric, and utterly gripping.

    9. Sharp Objects (2018)

    If you’re more into the psychological drama of Yellowjackets, Sharp Objects will hit the spot.

    This HBO miniseries, based on Gillian Flynn’s novel, follows a journalist returning to her hometown to investigate a murder.

    It’s a slow burn, but the payoff is worth it, with a finale that’ll leave you reeling.

    10. The Leftovers (2014–2017)

    What if 2% of the world’s population just vanished? That’s the question at the heart of The Leftovers, a haunting exploration of grief, faith, and survival.

    Like Yellowjackets, it’s less about the mystery and more about how people cope with trauma. It’s heavy stuff, but it’s also one of the most beautifully crafted shows out there.

    11. Severance (2022– )

    If you’re into the mind-bending, “what’s really going on here?” vibes of Yellowjackets, Severance is your next obsession.

    This Apple TV+ thriller follows employees who’ve undergone a procedure to separate their work and personal memories.

    It’s a creepy, corporate dystopia with a killer mystery at its core. Plus, Adam Scott’s performance is a masterclass in subtle paranoia.

    Think of it as Yellowjackets but with fewer woods and more office politics.

    12. The 100 (2014–2020)

    Post-apocalyptic survival? Check. Teen drama? Double check. The 100 throws a group of juvenile delinquents back to Earth after a nuclear apocalypse to see if it’s habitable.

    What follows is a wild ride of alliances, betrayals, and the occasional cannibalism (sound familiar?).

    It’s got the same “how far would you go to survive?” energy as Yellowjackets, but with a sci-fi twist. Just don’t get too attached to anyone—no one’s safe here.

    13. The Last of Us (2023– )

    If you’re here for the survivalist grit and emotional gut-punches of Yellowjackets, The Last of Us is a must-watch.

    Based on the hit video game, this HBO series follows Joel and Ellie as they navigate a zombie-infested, post-apocalyptic America.

    It’s got the same mix of heart-wrenching character moments and brutal survival stakes, with a side of fungal horror.

    Plus, Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey’s chemistry is next-level.

    14. Fallout (2024– )

    If you’re craving a post-apocalyptic world with a darkly comedic twist, Fallout is your next binge.

    Based on the iconic video game series, this Prime Video show drops you into a retro-futuristic wasteland where vault dwellers and surface survivors clash in a battle for survival.

    It’s got the same mix of grim stakes and quirky humour that makes Yellowjackets so addictive, plus a healthy dose of nuclear chaos.

    Think of it as Yellowjackets meets Mad Max, with a dash of dark comedy.

    15. The OA (2016–2019)

    For something a little more out there, try The OA. This Netflix series follows Prairie Johnson, a woman who returns home after disappearing for seven years—with a wild story to tell.

    It’s a mind-bending mix of mystery, sci-fi, and existential drama, with a healthy dose of the supernatural.

    Like Yellowjackets, it’s all about trauma, survival, and the lengths people go to for answers.

    Just be prepared for a cliffhanger—Netflix cancelled it after two seasons.

    16. Squid Game (2021– )

    If you’re into the high-stakes survival drama of Yellowjackets, Squid Game will have you on the edge of your seat.

    This Netflix sensation pits desperate contestants against each other in deadly children’s games for a life-changing cash prize.

    It’s brutal, bloody, and packed with social commentary. Plus, the tension is so thick you could cut it with a knife—perfect for fans of Yellowjackets’ darker moments.

    17. From (2022– )

    For a dose of small-town horror with a side of mystery, check out From.

    This series follows a group of strangers trapped in a nightmarish town where escaping is impossible, and the nights are filled with unspeakable terrors.

    It’s got the same eerie, “what’s really going on here?” vibe as Yellowjackets, with plenty of twists to keep you guessing.

    If you love survival horror with a supernatural edge, this one’s for you.

    18. Bargain (2023– )

    This South Korean thriller is a wild ride from start to finish. Bargain follows a group of people trapped in a collapsing building after a shady auction goes wrong.

    It’s tense, unpredictable, and packed with moral dilemmas—much like Yellowjackets.

    The show’s unique single-take style adds to the claustrophobic atmosphere, making it a must-watch for fans of high-stakes survival stories.

    19. Wayward Pines (2015–2016)

    If you’re into small-town mysteries with a sinister twist, Wayward Pines is right up your alley.

    This psychological thriller follows a Secret Service agent who stumbles upon a seemingly idyllic town where nothing is as it seems.

    It’s got the same mix of suspense, paranoia, and “what the heck is going on?” energy as Yellowjackets.

    Just don’t expect all the answers—this one loves to keep you guessing.

    20. Silo (2023– )

    For a dystopian survival story with a sci-fi twist, try Silo. Based on the Wool book series, this Apple TV+ show is set in a massive underground bunker where humanity’s last survivors live under strict rules.

    It’s got the same claustrophobic tension and moral complexity as Yellowjackets, with a healthy dose of conspiracy and rebellion.

    If you’re into survival dramas with a futuristic edge, this one’s a winner.

    So there you have it—20 shows to keep you entertained while you wait for more Yellowjackets.

    Whether you’re in the mood for survival drama, psychological thrills, or just some good old-fashioned cannibalism, there’s something here for everyone. Happy binge-watching!

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