Just watched Tiger King? You’re going to want to see Louis Theroux’s doco with Joe Exotic.

You can watch America’s Most Dangerous Pets on Stan, which has an entire collection dedicated to Theroux’s documentaries.

If you’re in the mood to binge watch a bunch of Louis Theroux’s documentaries, then here’s a list of all his best work, ranked.

14. Louis Theroux: Gambling in Las Vegas (2007)

Theroux travels to the Las Vegas Hilton and spends time with people who are addicted to gambling. One woman, a retired doctor, has gambled away $4 million of her life savings in seven years.

13.  Louis Theroux: Behind Bars (2008)

Set inside America’s most notorious prison, San Quentin, Theroux speaks to serial murderers, at-risk inmates, gang members and prison guards.

When it first aired in the UK, Behind Bars was the tenth most watched program of the last decade on BBC2.

12. Louis Theroux: By Reason of Insanity (2015)

A two-part documentary, By Reason of Insanity explores the lives of psychiatric patients at two hospitals in the United States. Each of these patients have been acquitted of serious, and often horrifically violent crimes, by reason of insanity.

11. Louis and The Nazis (2003)

Theroux travels to California to spend time with the man believed to be “the most dangerous racist in America”, Tom Metzger.

One of the most remarkable moments of the documentary is when Metzger asks Theroux outright if he is Jewish, and Theroux refuses to answer the question. Despite the fact that Theroux is not Jewish, he allows the tension to escalate, revealing a side of Metzger viewers might not have otherwise seen.

10. Louis Theroux: A Place for Paedophiles (2009)

Theroux spends time with patients in California’s Coalinga Mental Hospital, which is home to more than 500 convicted paedophiles who have been deemed unsafe for release.

9. Louis Theroux Dark States: Heroin Town (2017)

Part of Theroux’s Dark States series, Heroin Town explores the opiate crisis crippling the community of Huntington, West Virginia.

He sits with a young woman while she injects heroin, putting a microscope on a nationwide epidemic that claims more lives in the United States than car accidents or gun crime.

For the first time in 20 years, life expectancy in the US is declining, with many experts insisting that heroin overdoses are a primary cause.

8. Louis Theroux: My Scientology Movie (2015)

A feature length, big screen documentary, My Scientology Movie explores the infamous Church of Scientology and what compels the likes of Tom Cruise and John Travolta to stay.

The film alleges the Church has enacted “terroristic activities”, and speaks to former senior church official Mark Rathbun. The Church turns its own cameras on Theroux once they discover his interest, leading to multiple confrontations between the documentary maker and his subject.

7. Louis Theroux: Drinking to Oblivion (2016)

Theroux heads to Europe’s largest liver transplant centre to spend time with patients in the grips of alcohol addiction. He learns about the physical side effects of alcoholism and the real challenges faced by the medical community and family members in treating it.

6. Louis Theroux’s LA Stories: Among the Sex Offenders (2014)

California has some of the toughest regulations in the United States when it comes to sex offenders. Theroux visits the paroled offenders now living on the fringes of society, where redemption seems impossible.

5. Mothers on the Edge (2019)