There's too much to like about Outlander, but you probably need to watch all of its seasons to fully understand what it's all about. Based on Diana Gabaldon's novel of the same name, the series features a series of stories which combine fantasy, romance, and drama, all set in different timelines of history.

Peaky Blinders is a crime drama series that lets you experience the grit and grind of post-World War I England. Follow the story of Thomas Shelby and his family as they they try to move up the ranks of society as well as the criminal world.

King Henry VIII is a very well-known historical figure. But there's more of his backstories and tales which you need to uncover. This is why watching The Tudors can be a good option for you. Follow the series to see how the infamous Tudor monarch managed his role both as a king and as a lover.

Well, it's a series with a very daring subject, but its also considered by many as one of the most historically-accurate dramas you'll find on television. The Borgias follows the story of a family who was able to take hold of the Catholic Church through a series of murders and other crimes, all taking place in one of the darkest periods of history.

Watching Poldark will give you a deeper understanding of how life was like around the world during the American Revolution. The series follows the story of Ross Poldark, a man who returns home to England after being in war for a long time.