I'm watching Succession, and they have little scenes that show the class differences
Like what Roman does to the maids kid in the first episode
And Shiv making jokes because Gil shook a random dudes hand
But I wanna see a show where they have two points of view, the rich and working class people
To kind of hammer in the differences and how far apart they are
I can recommend a sci fi shows that have the kind of class divide you’re describing (The Expanse and Incorporated especially).
The main story of the Expanse is a conflict between two superpowers (Earth and Mars) and how they have an impact on poor people living in the asteroid belt. Earth corporations basically run the solar system, and Mars is a military power, but they both view people living in the outer planets as essentially disposable. It’s loaded with class warfare, oppression, colonization, politics, revolutionaries. It’s a certified classic show but it’s pretty heavy on sci fi too (some people call it a show for people who don’t like sci fi but that sounds weird to me). It just wrapped it’s 6th season.
Incorporated only ran one season but it’s better than most of what’s on TV nowadays in my opinion. It’s basically about a future where corporations have replaced governments for control of the world. Only certain people born into wealth can ever live comfortably, but most people are living in extreme/violent poverty, and the main characters go back and forth between both worlds so it’s interesting to see their POVs.
Edit: also Snowpiercer on TNT isn’t bad but the acting is corny at times. The world froze over but rich people made a train that can last forever, and a few regular/poor people stowed away. The main story is the tension between those two groups and how it escalates over time.
