14 Shows Similar to Young Royals to Binge-Watch Next

1. Elite

When three working-class kids, Samuel, Nadia, and Christian, get scholarships to attend the prestigious Las Encinas after their school collapses, they're immediately out of place among the school's elite. What starts as class clashes and love triangles escalates to a murder mystery that envelops the entire school. Each season reveals a new secret in the lives of the teens and their families.

2. Gossip Girl (Original and Reboot)

In the heart of New York City's Upper East Side, Serena van der Woodsen returns from a mysterious absence, setting the rumor mill—led by the anonymous Gossip Girl—into overdrive. Old friendships, love triangles, and plenty of high-class drama ensue. In the reboot, a new generation of NYC private school teens are introduced to the social surveillance of Gossip Girl. As in the original, scandals, betrayals, and drama reign supreme.

3. The Society

One moment, the teens of West Ham are living their regular lives, the next, they're in a mirror town, eerily similar but devoid of any adults. With no way out and supplies dwindling, these teens must organize themselves, form alliances, and attempt to find out why they've been transported to this parallel universe. As factions form, it's clear that this new society has its own set of rules and challenges.

4. Skam

In an Oslo high school, Skam offers a deep dive into the daily struggles and triumphs of Norwegian teens. From falling in love, battling eating disorders, to coming out, each season hones in on a different character's perspective, offering a multi-faceted view of teenage life. The unique real-time format, where clips are released as events "happen", keeps viewers on their toes.

5. The Order

Freshman Jack Morton joins Belgrave University, but he's not just there for lectures and late-night study sessions. He's on a mission to infiltrate The Hermetic Order of the Blue Rose—a society of magic users—and uncover family secrets. But as he delves deeper into this world of dark arts, werewolves, and shifting allegiances, Jack learns that power comes with a deadly price.

6. Atypical

Sam's journey into adulthood is colored by his experience on the autism spectrum. As he decides to find love, he's faced with challenges, both comical and touching. As his family, especially his protective sister Casey, grapple with their own issues, the show paints a poignant picture of growing up differently.

7. Sex Education

Otis, a seemingly regular teen, has one standout feature: his mom is a prominent sex therapist. This often cringe-worthy family dynamic sparks a business idea when Maeve, a savvy classmate, proposes they start an underground sex therapy clinic at school. As Otis offers advice (often gleaned from eavesdropping on his mom's sessions) and grapples with his own inexperience, the show provides both laughter and heartfelt moments.

8. 13 Reasons Why

When Hannah Baker's suicide shakes the community of Liberty High, she leaves behind thirteen tapes, each addressing a specific individual and the role they played in her decision. As Clay Jensen listens to each tape, the intricate web of relationships, betrayals, and events that led to Hannah's tragic end are unveiled, making viewers question the impact of their every action.

9. Euphoria

Rue Bennett's life is a whirlwind of addiction, love, and struggles with mental health. As she forms an intense bond with the new girl in town, Jules, the two navigate a tumultuous high school landscape filled with parties, relationships, and personal demons. With a dreamlike aesthetic and an unforgettable cast, the series offers a raw look at modern teenage life.

10. Riverdale

Archie Andrews' life in the once-idyllic town of Riverdale is anything but ordinary. As he and his friends, Betty, Veronica, and Jughead, uncover dark secrets and hidden crimes, the series transforms the beloved Archie Comics into a dark, twisted narrative, where danger lurks around every corner.

11. Pretty Little Liars

A year after Alison DiLaurentis disappears, her four best friends start receiving messages from a mysterious entity known only as "A". These messages threaten to expose their deepest secrets, pulling them into a dangerous game. As they unravel the mystery behind Alison's disappearance, they're drawn deeper into a web of lies and deceit.

12. The Crown

Tracing the life and reign of Queen Elizabeth II from her wedding in 1947 through present day, The Crown offers an intimate look into the personal and political challenges faced by the monarchy. Whether dealing with political scandals, family betrayals, or global crises, Elizabeth remains a steadfast figure, attempting to balance duty and personal desire.

13. One Tree Hill

Lucas and Nathan Scott may share the same father, but their lives couldn't be more different. Lucas, raised by his single mother, and Nathan, living the high life with their wealthy father, find their worlds colliding both on the basketball court and in their personal lives. The series traces their ever-changing relationship, set against the backdrop of teenage drama in the small town of Tree Hill.

14. Derry Girls

Set against the backdrop of the Troubles in 1990s Northern Ireland, Derry Girls chronicles the misadventures of Erin and her friends as they navigate high school. From sneaking out to dances to accidentally setting a living room on fire, the series beautifully juxtaposes the weighty historical setting with the comedic antics of its central characters.