Having White Lotus withdrawals? Here are 10 movies and shows to fill that void

Find it on: Not to be confused with the Nancy Myers rom-com of the same name (also a good watch this time of year for reasons that have nothing to do with The White Lotus), centers around a holiday in the colloquial British sense—or what we Americans would call a vacation. When Kate (Jill Halfpenny) and her three best friends bring their families together for a dream getaway at a Mediterranean villa she discovers that her husband might be cheating on her. And just when she thinks things can’t get any worse, she begins to suspect that someone among them might be willing to kill to keep the secret from getting out. [Cindy White]

Find it on: This one is a no-brainer. While season two of The White Lotus is still fresh in your mind it might be a good time to go back and watch , not that there’s ever a bad time to do that. You could revisit the scene in The Godfather that inspired the scene in The White Lotus where the characters visit the place where The Godfather was filmed. That’s the most direct connection between the two, but it’s not the only one. You may start to notice other references and Easter eggs too, like the dress Tanya wears in the finale. It’s the same dress Michael’s Sicilian wife Apollonia wore in the film, and considering what happens to her, that should have been a big clue as to Tanya’s eventual fate at the end of the episode. [Cindy White]

Find it on: is perfect for fans of Lucia and Mia’s storyline. The Italian drama series focuses on two girls growing up in a poor part of Naples in the 1950s. Though the time period is different, there are some striking similarities between Elena and Lila and Lucia and Mia. My Brilliant Friend covers an entire lifetime of friendship, making it easy to imagine what the rest of Lucia and Mia’s lives will look like, too. [Jen Lennon]

Find it on: If you’re looking for a true crime series with a tropical bent, this six-part Investigation Discovery series has you covered. Each 45-minute episode of covers a different murder in a seemingly idyllic setting, including Greece, Brazil, The Bahamas, and Costa Rica. Sadly, though, none of the episodes are set in Italy. [Jen Lennon]

Find it on: NBC (current season) and (older episodes)Daphne mentions in the first episode of The White Lotus season two that she loves to watch . The staple TV news magazine has been going strong since 1992, though in recent years, it’s covered mostly true crime topics. Even when the cases lean toward the tawdry, the reporting is always solid and it’s presented with integrity. It’s no surprise it’s a favorite of Daphne, who turns out to be a lot more clever than she initially seems. [Jen Lennon]