Do you know some TV series where intelligence, facts and logic, although with maybe dramatic license, rule over emotions and bonds?

Kyle XY. Is a good series.

Do you mean at the level of the writers, the plot, the themes, the cause & effect, or the choices of (some of) the characters, or something else?

Do you just want intelligent writing by writers who care about facts and logic, but who still write about characters who may act based on emotions? If so:
Breaking Bad
Better Call Saul
Gentleman Jack
The Amazing Mrs. Maisel

Or do you want a story about characters who make intelligent decisions based on facts and logic rather than the characters’ emotions and bonds?

The West Wing

Star Trek

Star Trek.

I was just going to say Star Trek.

Sherlock

Elementary

NCIS

Perry Mason
Boston Legal
Newsroom
Sports Night

Yes, definitely Star Trek — and stoic detectives like Sherlock Holmes. And the many medical/crime forensic type series.

It is interesting how people can care about people without loving them and feelings being part of the plot. Mr. Spock and Sherlock Holmes are very likeable and helpful but not ruled by emotion or gushy feelings—only facts and logic.

The Prisoner.

Bones, every attempt at sentimentality gets shut down and focused on forensics.

Star Trek…creased up over that :D

Trump’s The Apprentice is the perfect example…no really.

Major Crimes

Midsomer Murders, a charming BBC crime show, streams on Netflix.
Also on Netflix streaming, White Collar, and Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries.

Numbers
Monk
House – until they get into his addiction full time. It skews at that point.