Tragically, the Eric Dane renaissance was cut short earlier this year when the beloved Grey's Anatomy star died at the age of 53 following a battle with ALS. The actor had been in the middle of a solid run across film and television, enjoying appearances in everything from the Prime Video crime thriller Countdown to the Sydney Sweeney flick Americana, Samara Weaving's Borderline, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, and the Zachary Quinto-led Brilliant Minds. One of his last performances is still airing on television, too, with Euphoria still wrapping up its third and final season. Still, he ultimately left behind an impressive television legacy, including one hidden gem that's about to return to streaming.

Over the years, stories have made the most of criminals with good intentions. Some have undergone impressive redemption arcs, while others have always been good but worked outside the system, but it is undeniable that people flock to these stories. However, one 2008 TNT series with this concept is unfairly forgotten.Leveragetakes the Robin Hood idea and applies it to modern con artists in a five-season heist series that can be watched over and over again. Though Leverage may not have been the most popular show, it got a three-season sequel on Prime Video, Leverage: Redemption, which continues the story with a few new faces, proving that there are plenty of stories to tell about these unlikely heroes.

Snowpiercer has always been a simple premise wrapped in a massive metaphor: humanity survives aboard a never-ending train, and every car is a reminder that inequality, panic, and desperation don’t disappear just because the world did. Twelve years after Bong Joon-ho’s 2013 film of the same name earned cult-classic status, the series has proven something even more interesting. Across the entirety of 2025, Snowpiercer logged roughly 44.2 million viewing hours on streaming, with Seasons 1 through 3 pulling in a combined 5.6 million views, according to FlixPatrol data.