If you’ve found yourself charmed by the tight-knit community dramas and scenic landscapes of “Virgin River,” you’re probably craving more shows that offer a similar blend of romance, drama, and picturesque settings. Here are 10 TV series you should add to your watchlist, ranked to ensure you know where to start.

1.Sweet Magnolias – Based on the novels by Sherryl Woods, this show takes you to the southern town of Serenity, where lifelong friends navigate complex personal lives with grace and a touch of humor.

2.Hart of Dixie – Follow New York City doctor Zoe Hart as she adjusts to life in a small southern town and finds that the simple life might just be what she needs all along.

3.Call the Midwife – Set against the backdrop of post-war London, this heartfelt series showcases midwives’ lives as they deal with life, death, and everything in between.

4.Everwood – After the death of his wife, a neurosurgeon moves his family to a small town in Colorado, finding new purpose and connections amidst personal turmoil.

5.Northern Rescue – After his wife’s death, John West takes his children to his hometown for a fresh start, exploring themes of family bonds and starting over.

6.Anne with an E – A coming-of-age story set in Prince Edward Island. The series follows Anne Shirley, an imaginative orphan seeking love and acceptance.

7.Chesapeake Shores – Another captivating series based on Sherryl Woods’ novels. Abby O’Brien’s return to her hometown opens up old wounds and rekindles relationships.

8.Cedar Cove – Join Judge Olivia Lockhart as she navigates her career in the small but complex community of Cedar Cove, balancing professional dilemmas with personal ones.

9.Outlander – Travel through time with Claire Randall as she’s torn between two lives and two loves: one in post-WWII England and another in 18th-century Scotland.

10.Gilmore Girls – Visit Stars Hollow for witty dialogue and a feel-good atmosphere; follow Lorelai and Rory Gilmore’s mother-daughter adventures underscored by heartwarming moments.

Each show represents strong narratives steeped in community ties, emotional journeys, and picturesque settings that might just become your next beloved series after “Virgin River.”