Shows like Barbarians
Looking for shows that are like Barbarians? Take a look at these great shows sorted by online popularity today.
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    1. Rome

    #246 most popular show yesterday

    Rome delves into the tumultuous periods of Julius Caesar's rise and fall, as well as the subsequent rise of Augustus. Viewers who enjoy the historical complexity and gritty warfare in Barbarians might find this deep peek into Roman politics and society captivating.

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    2. Vikings

    #254 most popular show yesterday

    Vikings follows the legendary Ragnar Lothbrok and his crew as they venture out to raid and explore new territories. Fans of Barbarians will appreciate the gritty realism, intricate political intrigue, and brutal hand-to-hand combat as they immerse themselves in the saga of these Norse warriors.

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    3. The Last Kingdom

    #398 most popular show yesterday

    Based on Bernard Cornwell's 'The Saxon Stories' series, this show sets Uhtred of Bebbanburg on a quest to reclaim his birthright. Its setting in Anglo-Saxon England provides a similar backdrop to Barbarians, with intense battle sequences and a deep dive into the era's culture.

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    4. Spartacus

    #410 most popular show yesterday

    This graphic, visceral show captures the life of Spartacus, the infamous gladiator who led a slave uprising against the Roman Republic. Its high stakes, dramatic tension, and epic battles will resonate with Barbarians' fans looking for more historical bloodshed and rebellion.

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    5. Black Sails

    #649 most popular show yesterday

    Before the events of Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Treasure Island', Black Sails follows the tales of Captain Flint and his pirate allies. With its complex characters and morally ambiguous world, fans of Barbarians' dark tone and power struggles may find this series to be a hidden treasure.

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    6. Marco Polo

    #867 most popular show yesterday

    Marco Polo is an adventure into the court of Kublai Khan during the Mongol Empire. Though set in a different time and place, its high production value and elaborate sets make the grandeur of historical drama akin to what fans of Barbarians crave.

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    7. Frontier

    #1,470 most popular show yesterday

    Starring Jason Momoa as a part-Irish, part-Native American outlaw campaigning in the 18th century North American fur trade. The show’s depiction of clashing cultures and the savage fight for control and resources parallels the thematic elements present in Barbarians.