
Formula 1: Drive to Survive makes even the most engine-averse care deeply about every turn on and off the track. It’s sport as high-octane theater, rivalries and politics in the pit lanes.
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Forget the stretched-out true-crime fluff—these docuseries grip you from episode one. From sports dynasties and cosmic journeys to prehistoric spectacles, each pick brings a real sense of momentum and purpose. Queue these up if you crave the binge-worthy, not the background noise.
Last updated Sep 7, 2026

Formula 1: Drive to Survive makes even the most engine-averse care deeply about every turn on and off the track. It’s sport as high-octane theater, rivalries and politics in the pit lanes.

With David Attenborough narrating, Prehistoric Planet is a visual feast—dinosaurs rendered with such style and spectacle, you’ll forget you aren’t watching big-budget drama.

The Last Dance zips through the Michael Jordan era at a championship pace, blending unseen Bulls drama with iconic basketball moments you’ll want to relive immediately.

Planet Earth II is nature as blockbuster: stunning visuals, nail-biting animal adventures, and Attenborough’s voice guiding you through every wild twist.

The original Planet Earth still sets the bar for docuseries spectacle, capturing astonishing scenes from every corner of the globe—big emotions, big landscapes, and storytelling on a grand scale.

Our Planet takes a dizzying global view of life, beauty, and apocalypse-level environmental threats, all wrapped in jaw-dropping visuals that demand your undivided attention.

Unsolved Mysteries reboots the legendary chills with real-life cases that haunt, fascinate, and refuse to let you go—paranormal and criminal storylines you’ll debate long after lights out.

The Dinosaurs excavates millions of years of prehistory into bingeable drama, bringing the lost giants of Earth to vivid, addictive life.

The Beatles: Get Back pulls you deep into the creative chaos and camaraderie of the Fab Four’s final days together, proving documentary can be as riveting as any music legend.