Last month, Bridgerton returned for a second season.

The historical drama, produced by powerhouse Shonda Rhimes (the woman behindGrey's Anatomy) and set during the Regency era in England, follows the powerful Bridgerton family as they attempt to find love in London's high society.

The first season focused on the eldest daughter, Daphne, and the second season focuses on the eldest son, Anthony.

It's gripping, it's steamy, and it's the perfect escape from reality.

If you haven't watched Bridgerton yet, here's the trailer. Post continues below.

If you're like us, you've already devoured all eight episodes of season two and need something to fill yourBridgerton-hole-shaped heart.

To save you from scanning the internet to find something to watch next, we've compiled a list of seven sexy, historical shows to watch afterBridgerton.

You're welcome.

Outlander

IfBridgerton'ssteamy scenes had you hooked,Outlanderis the next show for you. The historical drama follows the lead character Claire, a former World War II army nurse, who inadvertently travels through time and falls in love with an 18th-century Scots warrior.

Where to watch:Netflix.

Gossip Girl

IfBridgertonwas set in the 2010s, it would be calledGossip Girl. The popular six-season show follows a group of teenagers from New York's Upper East Side who have too much money and an equal amount of drama. It's addictive.

Where to watch:Stan.

The Great

Another period drama but this time set in 18th-century Russia. The comedy-drama follows Catherine the Nothing (played by Elle Fanning) as she becomes Catherine the Great.

Where to watch:Stan.

Hollywood

While this is not a period series, it is set in post-WWII Hollywood. The show, created by Ryan Murphy, follows a group of aspiring actors and filmmakers who will do almost anything to make in the entertainment industry.

Where to watch:Netflix.

Dickinson

Surprise, surprise, another period drama for you!

Dickinsonis a dark comedy coming-of-age series that follows Emily Dickinson (played by Hailee Steinfeld) as she sets out to become the world's greatest poet.

Where to watch:Apple TV+.

Belgravia

Belgraviais a historical drama based on the 2016 book by Julian Fellowes (the creator ofDownton Abbey) of the same name. It all starts in 1815, when the Trenchards accept an invitation to an extravagant ball on the eve of the Battle of Waterloo. After, secrets and scandals start unravelling.

Where to watch:ABC iview.

Downton Abbey

Finally, the most popular period drama of them all.Downton Abbeyis set in the fictional country estate of Yorkshire and takes place in 1912. The story follows the aristocratic Crawley family and those who work for them. Plus, it stars Maggie Smith, so that's enough of a reason to watch it.

Where to watch:Amazon Prime Video.

Which show will you be watching after Bridgerton? Let us know in the comments.

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