Shows similar to Stonehouse

While it's about the royal family rather than politicians, The Crown shares Stonehouse's interest in historical drama, real-life events, and the complexities of public service and personal life behind closed doors. Fans of the historical aspects of Stonehouse will likely appreciate The Crown's attention to detail.

Though not directly about politics, Mad Men’s exploration of personal identity, societal expectations, and character-driven storytelling set against the backdrop of 1960s America might resonate with viewers who appreciate Stonehouse's period setting and psychological depth.

Set in the world of high finance, Billions is a cat-and-mouse drama about power politics in the business and political worlds, which could attract Stonehouse viewers interested in the intersection of personal vendettas and professional stakes.

This show's portrayal of political corruption and organized crime during Prohibition-era Atlantic City aligns with the historical and political drama fans enjoy in Stonehouse. Boardwalk Empire brings a gritty, stylistic approach to its storytelling.

Set during the Cold War period, The Americans involves deep-cover Soviet spies living in the United States. Fans of political intrigue and deceptive identities that are central to Stonehouse will find much to love in the complex character dynamics and moral quandaries.

This series offers a ruthless and cunning depiction of politics, following Frank Underwood's rise to power in Washington, D.C. Like Stonehouse, it is rich with political maneuverings and the dark side of ambition.

Focusing on a wife and mother restarting her career in law after her husband's political scandal, The Good Wife intersects law, politics, and personal drama in ways that might appeal to those who like the way Stonehouse mixes these elements.

Centering on the intersections between intelligence operations and global politics, Homeland delivers high tension and complex characters. Fans of the political deception in Stonehouse might enjoy Homeland's intricate plots and moral ambiguity.