23 Enchanting Shows Like Game of Thrones to Stream Now
Game of Thrones may be over, but these TV shows will draw you into even more epic stories.
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Every Sunday night for eight seasons and 73 episodes, we watched the highs and lows of the Stark family, the messy exploits of the Lannisters, wondered if the Whitewalkers would ever be vanquished and the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros saved from extinction. Since its series finale, we've all been pining to hear Dani yell, "Dracharus!" so what do we do with this Game of Thrones-sized hole in our hearts?
Thankfully, there are so many amazing fantasy and adventure series that you can stream right now (one of them even being a new Game of Thrones prequel) so all is not lost! So sit down on your own Iron Throne and check out some of our favorite shows that give us the same feels as our beloved GoT. In our list you'll find plenty of action, steamy romances, and historic and epic fantasy worlds and environments that will take you out of reality for a little bit. You'll find plenty of family drama in House of the Dragon and The Last Kingdom. Characters will discover powers and how to harness them, like in The Nevers. And the battle to save the world will be taken on by a strong yet mighty few, like in The Wheel of Time. Pick your poison—there is a show for every type of Game of Thrones watcher here and on every streaming service, from HBO Max to Netflix to Hulu to Prime Video. Can't give up Game of Thrones just yet? Be your favorite character for Halloween.
House of the Dragon
The GoT saga continues with this much anticipated prequel, which will take us 200 years before the great battle for the iron throne of Westeros when dragons roamed the skies and tell the story of the Targaryen family.
Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
This prequel series draws on The Lord of the Rings and its appendices to draw us into a story thousands of years before The Hobbit and LOTR when evil is gaining power in Middle Earth.
The Nevers
A class of people in Victorian London with fantastic abilities and powers must work together to fight the dark forces eager to destroy them.
Rome
Watch the birth of the Roman empire in this epic (and at times gruesome) historical series.
The Wheel of Time
Combine Game of Thrones with a little bit of Lord of the Rings and you have Robert Jordan’s, The Wheel of Time. If you are craving another fantastic world like Westeros, Westlands and the Two Rivers await you, along with a mysterious sisterhood called the Aes Sedai.
Vikings
Spanning six seasons, Vikings follows Ragnar Lothbrok and his band of Vikings as they strike out in the spirit of discovery and new opportunities in the west. Battles for power, plunder, and land, draw the series into an ultimate duel between Ragnar and his nemesis Earl.
The Legend of El Cid
This Spanish series highlights the life and times (and violent exploits) of knight and warrior "El Cid."
A Discovery of Witches
This fantasy tale follows the All Souls Trilogy by author Deborah Harkness, which focuses primarily on a witch and a vampire that must learn to fight the evil forces around them in modern England.
The Name of the Rose
Based on the best-selling book by Umberto Eco, this medieval whodunit series follows a friar and his apprentice as they investigate murders happening in their abbey.
Outlander
This popular book series is also a very popular television series that mixes history and time travel in a handsome and exciting Scottish package. With six seasons that will take you all over the world, you won't be able to stop watching.
The Witcher
If you're in search for a series with royalty, sorcerers, magic, love and adventure, look no further than The Witcher. This Netflix sensation will give you a healthy dose of the fantasy you crave.
Merlin
This series is based upon the Arthurian legends, zeroing in on the unlikely friendship between Merlin and King Arthur.
Shadow and Bone
This series takes place in a Russia-inspired land where a young orphan woman discovers powers she harnesses to save her childhood friend.
Alchemy of Souls
This South Korean series depicts a mysterious world where mages struggle to grow and find love despite the evil forces that are being used to stop them.
See
Jason Mamoa leads the cast of this post-apocalyptic dystopian drama where blind tribes believe two children have the power of sight.
Atlantis
Exploring Greek mythology, this British series dives into (literally) the mystery surrounding the true origins of the famed City of Atlantis.
The Bastard Executioner
A 14th century warrior is called by a mysterious supernatural visitor to trade his warring ways for a role as an executioner. He must balance between following his divine calling and keeping his past life in the past.
The Sandman
When the cosmic being who controls all dreams is exiled, he must journey back home through different worlds and times to repair the damage that has been caused in the centuries he’s been away.
His Dark Materials
This epic series by author Philip Pullman, which includes the famous book The Golden Compass, draws you into a world of parallel universes, oppressive institutions, and the universal experience of growing up and falling in love.
The Last Kingdom
A young English boy is taken by Danish invaders and raised in Denmark alongside a feisty young girl. Years later, he and the young girl work together to avenge their father’s death.
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