23 Weird And Wild Shows That Fans Of "The Boys" Will Love

If you love Amazon's sordid superhero show, these twisted television series may be right up your alley.

Season 3 of The Boys has proudly been among the most demented and unabashedly vile programming ever released on a streaming service.

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However, for such a singular shows, some might think it might be slim pickings for similar serialized NSFW content, whether it be in the vein of shocking superhero stories or tonally deranged bedfellows. Luckily, these 23 so-wrong-they're-right shows will help you get your fix of The Boys' trademark unhinged delights.

1. Invincible

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Not counting The Boys' animated spin-off Diabolical, Amazon's other major superhero series similarly pulls no punches and delves into moments of jaw-dropping ultraviolence, courtesy of series creator and source material co-creator, Robert Kirkman.

2. Eagleheart

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Produced by Conan O'Brien, this irreverent and hysterically gruesome comedy show follows the increasingly ridiculous adventures of three US Marshals as they fight various criminals and conspiracies.

3. Utopia

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Though you might be more familiar with the ill-timed Amazon remake series starring John Cusack and Sasha Lane, Dennis Kelly's original disturbing and spellbinding British series from follows a group of obsessive fans who obtain a long-lost manuscript for a graphic novel that may predict a grim, apocalyptic future.

4. Love, Death & Robots

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From the minds of David Fincher (The Social Network) and Tim Miller (Deadpool), this R-rated anthology series features shocking and thought-provoking bite-sized science fiction stories from some of the best animators working today.

5. 30 Coins

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Directed by Spanish provocateur, Alex de la Iglesias, this exceptional and envelope-pushing horror series follows a priest whose arrival in the remote town of Pedraza brings forth a series of terrifying and monstrous encounters seemingly tied to a significant coin he has been tasked to protect.

6. Watchmen

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This stunning continuation of Alan Moore's groundbreaking graphic novel builds upon the writer's distinct biting and cynical point-of-view, unafraid to juxtapose transgressive imagery and horrific violence against high-concept superhero stories, such as with Rorschach-mask-wearing white supremacists or Ozymandias performing increasingly maniacal experiments on clones.

7. Who Is America?

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Sacha Baron Cohen's Showtime series was the apex of cringe comedy in 2018 and hits many of the same extreme political and social satire moments as those exhibited throughout The Boys, especially in this current third season.

8. Todd MacFarlane's Spawn

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The first televised superhero series with depictions of visceral violence, graphic sexuality and four-lettered expletives, Todd McFarlane's Spawn walked so that The Boys could fly.

9. Wayne

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From the writers of Deadpool, this no-f#&!$-given action-comedy series about teenage runaways continues to find its legion of devout oddball fans thanks to its exposure on Amazon Prime.

10. Doom Patrol

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A DC Universe original, this off-beat, brash, and bizarre superhero team-up series may not go to the lengths of The Boys, but it's an undoubtedly fun ride that enjoys sending its audience headfirst into the realm of the questionably tasteful.

11. American Gods

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While the show certainly lost some steam in its later seasons, American Gods deserves all the credit in the world for pushing boundaries with its surreal, sprawling, and brutal modern vision of mythological storytelling through the narrative lens of the one-and-only Neil Gaiman.

12. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

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Seinfeld may have been the sitcom about "nothing," but It's Always Sunny took the concept and drove it straight into a more chaotic and outrageous territory, which fans of The Boys will be certain to relish.

13. Frisky Dingo

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From the creators of Archer, Frisky Dingo balances Adult Swim's decidedly vulgar and uncanny humor with their unique parody of superhero storytelling with a Bruce Wayne/Tony Stark-esque billionaire hero that is pitted against a cruel yet oafish new villain named Killface.

14. The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret

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Following a seemingly-doomed American who accepts a promotion in London only for his life to go to shambles over a series of malicious misunderstandings, this star-studded pitch-black comedy has a mean streak matched only by The Boys.

15. Peacemaker

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Following the character's bonkers debut in The Suicide Squad, this foul-mouthed and wholly inappropriate superpowered fugitive was given the star treatment (as well as a hell of a lot of emotional depth) in this phenomenal comedy series.

16. The Venture Bros.

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A spoof of the action-adventure cartoons of the '60s and '70s that has since taken a life of its own, the self-referential adult humor and reckless narrative structure leaves a fantastic crossover potential for fans of The Boys.

17. MacGruber

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This sequel series to the cult classic comedy is a perfect vehicle for Will Forte's crass and manic government agent, and its frequent sharp turns into explosive violence and unconventional sexuality is pitch-perfect for those who remain on board for The Boys' gleeful obscenity.

18. Metalocalypse

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Brendon Small's unimaginably bloody animated series about a sensational death metal band that takes the genre of their music incredibly literally is not only a wonderful option for those with unorthodox sensibilities but is a fantastic gateway into the music of Small's fictional-yet-fantastic band, Dethklok.

19. M.O.D.O.K.

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Teed up to become the anchor for Hulu and Marvel's adult animation slate, M.O.D.O.K. was unceremoniously canceled after one wicked and weird season that's absolutely worth watching if you like unconventional superhero fare.

20. Happy!

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Chris Meloni headlines this debauchery-laden action-comedy-drama hybrid adapted from Grant Morrison's equally maladjusted comic book series about a disgraced detective-turned-hitman who begins to see his estranged daughter's imaginary friend after a near-death experience.

21. Corporate

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If you enjoy The Boys for their brutal takedown of corporate culture and media literacy, then you'll be head over heels for this take-no-prisoners comedy series about the working environment at the seemingly evil mega-conglomerate Hampton-Deville.

22. Todd and the Book of Pure Evil

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If you threw Buffy the Vampire Slayer in a blender with the works of Kevin Smith and William Gaines, you might have something similar to this gory, gross-out horror-comedy series from Canada.

23. Preacher

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Of course, what would this list be without Seth Rogen's previous series adaptation of a popular comic book property, this instance being his transgressive and genre-jumping AMC series based on Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon's cult-favorite Vertigo imprint?