10 Shows to Watch After iZombie

Got a craving for brains and mysteries since Season 2 of iZombie ended? We understand. It's hard to find the perfect mix of zombie horror and crime procedural nowadays. But fear not: We've compiled a list of shows that will give you that undead, crime-fighting, dramedy, sci-fi mix until Liv and the crew return.

Just call Veronica Mars (Kristen Bell) "Nancy Drew with an attitude." Daughter of a private investigator, the titular character works the streets of Neptune, California, solving cases around her high school and community with a snark that would make Columbo proud. It's noir, but for teens and people who like their mysteries with a bit of youthful cynicism.

Seasons: 3
Where to Watch: Amazon 

Who knew there were jobs in the afterlife? The show Dead Like Me focuses on Georgia Lass (Ellen Muth), who, for arbitrary reasons, was chosen to be a grim reaper after her untimely demise at age 18. Charged with collecting a requisite number of souls, she hangs out with a team of reapers and soon discovers that death is just the beginning.

Seasons: 2
Where to Watch: Amazon, Hulu

Talk about making a deal with the devil. On his 21st birthday, protagonist and chronic underachiever Sam Oliver (Bret Harrison) learns that his parents sold his soul to the devil before his birth, and now he's Satan's newest bounty hunter. In his new job tracking down evil souls and returning them to hell, Sam learns he might not be the slacker he thought he was.

Seasons: 1
Where to Watch: Hulu

It's not a crime procedural, but In the Flesh presents a thoroughly fresh take on the undead. Instead of mindlessly seeking human brains and flesh, zombies are treated for partially deceased syndrome (PDS) and sent back to their old lives. Such is the case of PDS-survivor Kieren Walker (Luke Newberry), who returns to his community in the face of anti-zombie sentiment and flashbacks to the time before his treatment.

Seasons: 2
Where to Watch: Hulu

Warehouse 13 is like the X-Files meets that last scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark. In this show, a pair of Secret Service agents are tasked with collecting and containing supernatural artifacts at an unassuming depot in South Dakota. But things inside the warehouse aren't always as they seem.

Seasons: 5
Where to Watch: Amazon

Some call it the show that never ends, and with good reason. After 11 seasons, Supernatural has still got a full head of steam as brothers Dean and Sam Winchester (Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki, respectively) hunt down all manner of monsters, including demons and witches. The show even has time to bring in an angel or two during its monster-of-the-week formula. Watch it for hot guys killing scary things.

Seasons: 10
Where to Watch: Netflix, Hulu, CW

Sci-fi crime drama Stitchers laughs at the saying "Dead men tell no tales." Kirsten Clark (Emma Ishta) has the ability to be "stitched" into memories of the recently dead. With this power, she can help solve mysteries that normally would have gone cold or unsolved. In the midst of all this mystery-solving, Clark is also trying to track down information about her past.

Seasons: 2
Where to Watch: Hulu