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They're a bit more on the special interest side, but the Victorian Farm and Edwardian Farm documentary series are pretty interesting. They're from a set of BBC documentaries where a group of historians and archeologists spend a year living as farmers of a specific period.
wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_historic_farm_series
There is also a related Victorian Pharmacy series that is pretty interesting.
But more directly related would be something like Manor House/Edwardian Country House where they did a shorter historical reenactment thing but did it as a Edwardian rich family and servants.
wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Edwardian_Country_House
Semi-related to that Victorian Slum House was also interesting. It had families volunteer to do historical reenactment as a bunch of broke ass workers in Victorian London living in a slum trying to earn money to keep their shit rooms in the slum apartments.
wikipedia.org/wiki/Victorian_Slum_House
There is also the 24 Hours In The Past series where they have some celebrities spend a day living as Victorian workers.
wikipedia.org/wiki/24_Hours_in_the_Past
Most of those will just have a bit in common setting-wise but they're kind of fun for the information they have and can make watching/reading something set in that era of the UK otherwise a bit more interesting or funny.
