7 Perfect TV Shows For You, According to Your Favorite Color

There are many ways to make a decision about what to watch next after you finish your series. You can go to Reddit, you can ask around for opinions, you can just pick any show with the highest ratings or anything new out there. I bet you do all of these things.

But why not have some fun? Let's imagine that every choice we make is based on some deep, meaningful thing. For example, let's imagine that there's a way to pick a show that's perfect for you based on your favorite color? Here are 7 shows that serve the purpose of that idea, so it’s time to find out which show matches your favorite color of the rainbow.

1. Red: The Sopranos

Red is a bold and intense color that symbolizes power, danger and passion, so The Sopranos seems like a perfect choice for the color. The show embodies these characteristics with its contrast of light and dark visuals, reflecting the high-stakes world of the mafia. The Sopranos takes place in a world of violence, desire, and moral complexity.

What also heightens the tension is the use of red in key scenes, whether through lighting, blood-stained things or even the red light in the Soprano household.

2. Orange: Breaking Bad

If you have never seen Breaking Bad, I really envy you. The show's visuals are drenched in shades of orange, from the fiery sunsets over the New Mexico desert and everyday life in Albuquerque to the color of the main characters' tired faces.

Orange often symbolizes change and destruction, which is perfect for a story about Walter White's descent from meek teacher to ruthless drug kingpin. Orange is also a color of intensity, danger, and transformation, and Breaking Bad captures these elements perfectly.

3. Yellow: The White Lotus (Season 2)

Yellow is often associated with joy, luxury, and warmth, and The White Lotus season 2 uses the vibes of the color in a stunning way. And the setting is also perfectly in sync with the story. The beautiful, sun-drenched Sicilian landscapes and their golden beaches create a paradise-ish vibe of Dionysus lifestyle.

However, the use of different tones of yellow also symbolizes underlying danger. As the characters’ complex dramas unfold against the backdrop of such beauty, the color yellow captures the tension between surface-level perfection and the darker truths that lie beneath.

4. Green: Shrinking

Green represents balance, growth, and harmony, and Shrinking depicts it all in a perfect way. The show follows Jimmy, a therapist grappling with grief while helping his patients navigate their own challenges.

At the center of the series is the story of personal growth and emotional healing. Not only for Jimmy though, but for all the other characters as well. If you love all things green, you have to watch Shrinking.

5. Blue: The Simpsons

Another match made in heaven is The Simpsons and the color blue. When we think of the show, the first thing that comes to mind is the intro, where the show's name appears on a blue sky. And let's not forget Marge's hair and Homer's pants, which are also always there.

In my opinion, the color serves as a sign of stability for the Simpson family, which remains a constant throughout the show.

6. Indigo: Twin Peaks

Indigo is a deep and rather mysterious color, often associated with intuition and the unknown. So it comes as no surprise that we chose Twin Peaks to represent the color. The show thrives on its surreal, dreamlike visuals and its blend of the ordinary and the bizarre. The frequent use of dark, moody indigo shades, whether in the eerie, foggy woods or the haunting, neon-lit diner, creates an atmosphere of mystery and psychological tension.

7. Violet: Euphoria

Euphoria is purple in every way. Whether it's the visuals (Maddy's outfits alone take it all on), but also purple is a color of emotional complexity, so it fits perfectly. The dark, moody violet tones symbolize the emotional turmoil of the characters, especially as they navigate the highs and lows of adolescence, addiction, and self-discovery.