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Yellowstone provides a contemporary narrative centered on a family battling to protect their ranch from external threats. With its focus on land disputes and strong-willed characters, it echoes themes prevalent in The English and appeals to viewers drawn to power struggles and Western settings.

While incorporating science fiction elements, Westworld's recreation of the Western motif within an amusement park populated by androids offers a philosophical take on consciousness and morality. Audiences of The English may find the juxtaposition of futuristic concepts with the classic American West engaging.

Set in contemporary Kentucky, Justified offers a modern-day representation of Western motifs through the eyes of a tough, old-school U.S. Marshal. Its balance of crime, drama, and witty dialogue makes it another prime choice for aficionados of The English seeking a captivating storyline.

For fans of historical dramas set in the American frontier, Deadwood offers a gritty depiction of life in a lawless mining town. With its complex characters and nuanced storytelling, viewers who appreciate The English's deep dive into period detail and interpersonal dynamics will find much to enjoy.

This modern take on the Western genre focuses on a sheriff solving crimes in rural Wyoming. Fans of The English may appreciate Longmire's dedication to character development against the backdrop of a vast and untamed landscape.

Godless, a Western mini-series set in a town mysteriously run by women, shares The English's thematic exploration of frontier justice and strong character-driven storylines. Its unique approach to the genre will captivate those intrigued by alternative narratives within the Western setting.