5 High-Rated Crime TV Series to Binge After 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man', Ranked by RT

The full-length finale of Peaky Blinders has arrived, and we've said goodbye to Thomas Shelby, possibly forever.

But if you fell in love with the aesthetics of gangland showdowns, tweed caps, and jazz soundtracks through the story of the Birmingham gang, don't be sad – there are still plenty of worthy series ahead.

5. 'Taboo', 2017

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 76%

In 1814, James Keziah Delaney returns to London after spending ten years in Africa. Upon his return, he discovers that he has inherited land on a Pacific island, which wealthy buyers are seeking. James decides to use this to his advantage and begins plotting.

The series was created by Peaky Blinders' Travis Knight and Tom Hardy, who played the charismatic Alfie Solomons. Hardy plays the lead role and serves as one of the writers and producers.

4. 'MobLand', 2025-...

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 76%

Harry Da Souza is a fixer for the powerful Harrigan crime family. One day, the boss' son gets into trouble with Tommy Stevenson, the son of a rival gang leader. Harry urgently needs to solve this complex case.

Originally conceived as a spin-off of Ray Donovan, the series later evolved into a standalone project. Guy Ritchie served as producer and director of the first episodes.

Ultimately, MobLand turned out to be a lively and intricate story about a fixer dealing with his bosses' problems.

3. 'Boardwalk Empire', 2010-2014

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 92%

Thanks to his connections, Treasurer Enoch Thompson knows exactly when Prohibition will be enacted. Since he is also familiar with the criminal underworld, he decides to take advantage of the situation by profiting from the sale of alcohol. However, the competition proves to be fierce.

Set during the same period as Peaky Blinders, the story explores the intersection of legal and underground businesses. An added bonus is that Martin Scorsese directed the first episode.

2. 'Warrior', 2019-2023

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93%

At the end of the 19th century, Ah Sahm arrived in San Francisco from China in search of his sister. A local businessman immediately hires him as a bodyguard for the head of a gang because he knows English and is skilled in martial arts. Thus, Ah Sahm found himself at the epicenter of a gang war.

Based on Bruce Lee's original scripts, the series adds martial arts scenes to the crime drama, making it more dynamic.

Andrew Koji, who briefly appeared in the fifth season of Peaky Blinders as Chang, who proposed that Thomas Shelby establish business with China, plays the lead role.

1. 'Kin', 2021-2023

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 94%

Frank Kinsella, the leader of a Dublin gang, almost agreed to a partnership with Eamon Cunningham, the most powerful criminal. However, a conflict between their associates resulted in the death of a young woman. Now, Kinsella's relatives are seeking revenge.

The series' plot references real-life events related to the feud between the Kinahan and Hutch clans. As with Peaky Blinders, however, these events are transformed into a fictional story filled with drama and violence.