10 Starz Original Series That Are So Good You Have to Watch Them Twice

Starz has carved out a unique spot in the TV world with its bold, gripping original series. From intense historical dramas to sharp comedies, the network delivers stories that stick with you long after the credits roll.

These shows are packed with rich characters, clever writing, and moments that demand a second watch to catch every detail. Here are ten Starz originals that are so good you’ll want to dive back in for another round.

Outlander (2014-ongoing)

This time-traveling epic follows Claire Randall, a World War II nurse who finds herself in 18th-century Scotland. She navigates love, war, and political intrigue while torn between two men across different eras.

Caitríona Balfe and Sam Heughan shine as Claire and Jamie Fraser, their chemistry driving the show’s emotional core. The mix of historical accuracy, romance, and fantasy makes ‘Outlander’ a series you’ll want to revisit to savor its layered storytelling.

Spartacus (2010-2013)

‘Spartacus’ brings the brutal world of ancient Rome to life, chronicling the rise of a enslaved gladiator leading a rebellion against his captors. The show blends gritty action with deep character arcs.

Andy Whitfield and later Liam McIntyre deliver powerful performances as Spartacus, supported by vivid world-building and intense battle scenes. Its raw energy and dramatic stakes make it perfect for a second watch to catch the intricate power plays.

Power (2014-2020)

This crime drama centers on James ‘Ghost’ St. Patrick, a nightclub owner secretly running a drug empire. His quest to go legit is fraught with betrayal and danger.

Omari Hardwick’s portrayal of Ghost is magnetic, with twists that keep you guessing. ‘Power’ hooks you with its fast pace and moral dilemmas, making it a show you’ll want to rewatch for its clever plotting and standout performances.

Black Sails (2014-2017)

A prequel to ‘Treasure Island,’ ‘Black Sails’ follows Captain Flint and his pirate crew as they fight for survival in a lawless world. The show mixes high-seas adventure with political intrigue.

Toby Stephens leads a stellar cast, bringing depth to the gritty pirate life. Its blend of action and complex character motives rewards a second viewing to unpack the layered alliances and betrayals.

Ash vs Evil Dead (2015-2018)

This horror-comedy brings back Ash Williams, the chainsaw-wielding hero from the ‘Evil Dead’ films, now facing a new Deadite threat. Bruce Campbell’s return is pure fun.

The show’s mix of gore, humor, and heart makes it a wild ride. You’ll want to rewatch ‘Ash vs Evil Dead’ to catch every quip and bloody moment that defines its cult appeal.

Party Down (2009-2010, 2023)

‘Party Down’ follows a group of aspiring actors stuck working as caterers in Hollywood. Each episode delivers sharp humor and awkward social moments.

With Adam Scott, Lizzy Caplan, and a slew of guest stars, the comedy feels fresh and biting. Its clever writing and relatable characters make it a gem you’ll want to revisit for the laughs.

The Girlfriend Experience (2016-2021)

This anthology series explores the lives of high-end escorts, diving into themes of power, identity, and intimacy. Each season introduces new characters and stories.

Riley Keough’s standout performance in the first season sets a high bar, with taut pacing and bold themes. ‘The Girlfriend Experience’ invites a second watch to unpack its complex emotional and psychological layers.

Survivor’s Remorse (2014-2017)

This dramedy tracks Cam Calloway, a young basketball star navigating fame and family after moving to Atlanta. It balances humor with sharp social commentary.

Jessie T. Usher leads a talented cast, tackling issues like race and wealth with wit. You’ll want to rewatch ‘Survivor’s Remorse’ for its heartfelt moments and clever dialogue.

Da Vinci’s Demons (2013-2015)

This historical fantasy imagines a young Leonardo da Vinci in Renaissance Florence, blending invention, sorcery, and political intrigue. Tom Riley stars as the brilliant but troubled genius.

The show’s mix of steampunk flair and historical drama is visually stunning. A second viewing of ‘Da Vinci’s Demons’ lets you catch the clever foreshadowing and intricate world-building.

The Missing (2014-2016)

This anthology thriller follows families dealing with the disappearance of loved ones, with each season focusing on a new case. James Nesbitt and Tchéky Karyo deliver gripping performances.

The emotional depth and tight pacing make ‘The Missing’ a standout. Rewatching it helps you spot the subtle clues and appreciate the devastating character arcs.

Which of these Starz originals is your go-to for a rewatch, or did we miss a favorite? Drop your thoughts in the comments!