I'm looking for more shows like “Snowpiercer” I don't blame you The show just finished its final season after taking over two years off The series finale just aired this past Monday, so it's no surprise that some of us are still in need of a dystopian sci-fi thriller fix

Lucky for you, we at Tom's Guide have you covered As a fan of dystopian sci-fi thrillers myself, I didn't have to go too far down memory lane to find shows with similar themes to this AMC series; some are more sci-fi, some are more thriller, but all will fill the void left by “Snowpiercer” So without further ado, here are the five best “Snowpiercer”-like shows to watch now that “Snowpiercer” is over

Based on Isaac Asimov's influential “Foundation” series, this Apple TV Plus adaptation does a great job with a difficult-to-adapt source material Starring Lee Pace as Brother Day, one of three genetic clones who rule as emperor of a galactic empire long inherited from Earth Brother Day's power is called into question when renowned mathematician Hari Seldon (Jared Harris) develops the field of psychohistory, an algorithmic science that can predict the future with unmatched accuracy

To immediately address Seldon's threat, Day allows Seldon and his followers to create a foundation on Terminus, a remote world on the edge of the Empire This decision ultimately saves humanity, but at the cost of threatening Day's rule Fans of “Snowpiercer” will appreciate “Foundation” and its plot to overthrow a tyrant, and will find a connection between Sean Bean's performance in the former and Lee Pace's great performance in the latter

Watch Seasons 1-2 on Apple TV Plus

“Fromm” is set in a fictional town with sinister problems - from which there is no escape Everyone in town has arrived after a detour that no matter how many times they drive around in circles, they can't get out of town

Ultimately, the people in “Snowpiercer” are able to leave the train, but there is a connection between the two shows in that they cannot leave a place they do not want to be Both films are led by protagonists who play characters who were once powerful men and must reluctantly assume the role of law enforcement officers in order to keep everyone alive

Watch seasons 1-2 on Prime Video or watch the entire series so far on MGM Plus

In Snowpiercer, Sean Bean plays Mr Joseph Wilford Mr Wilford is an eccentric billionaire who has built a train that is supposed to be humanity's last hope and is adored by many until things go off the rails

In “Devs,” a similar big-time billionaire appears in the form of Forrest (Nick Offerman), CEO of Amaya, a high-tech company in Northern California From the outside, the situation at Amaya may seem normal, but the people who work there know of the existence of a secret team called the “Devs” Software engineer Lily Chang (Sonoya Mizuno) joins the team after the mysterious death of her boyfriend Sergey Pavlov, one of the Devs team, and learns why Forrest and the team have kept the Devs secret

Watch the limited series on Hulu

For those who love the post-apocalyptic setting of “Snowpiercer,” this max show is a must-see Station Eleven is set in the near future in the Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada, 20 years after a flu-like pandemic plunged the world into a devastating dystopia [There are three interconnected plots: the past when the pandemic occurred, the future (the present of the characters), and the present day, 20 years after the pandemic occurred The story is excellent, as are the performances of Mackenzie Davis as Kirsten Raymond and Himesh Patel as Jeevan Chaudhary

Watch the limited series on Max

“Silo,” currently in production for Season 2, is based on the “Wool” trilogy of novels by Hugh Howey Like “Snowpiercer,” the show is set in a post-apocalyptic world where going outside feels impossible

But instead of a giant train rocketing around the planet, the people of “Silo” live in a massive 144-story underground structure, and like “Snowpiercer,” the residents rule with an iron fist Questioning the established order means instant death, and those who question it are forced to leave their silos and face a painful, slow death in the wasteland above ground If you liked “Snowpiercer,” this show should be the next easy one to get into

Watch the entire first season on Apple TV Plus