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Two distinct audience neighborhoods pull on Peaky Blinders, and they point in very different directions: one toward British sports-talk media, the other toward fitness and military-adjacent brands.
The shape is two-peak. talkSPORT sits at the top of the neighbor set with a similarity of 0.67, and Jeremy Clarkson follows at 0.65 — together they anchor a cluster of British male-skewing media. LADbible (0.61) reinforces this grouping, and Match of the Day (0.57) is the one other TV Show in the top 10, lending the cluster a distinctly UK sports-and-entertainment character. The second peak is built around physical challenge and institutional discipline: Brooks Running (0.64) and Tough Mudder (0.63) are the two highest-scoring Fitness brands, and United States Space Force (0.63) introduces a Government subcategory thread that continues with Stars and Stripes (0.60) and The Exchange (0.60) — the latter an Apparel brand with a military-retail identity. Jocko Willink (0.61), a Professionals subcategory entry, bridges the two peaks, carrying both the fitness and the disciplined-institution signal. Armchair Expert Podcast (0.60) is the second Podcasts and Radio neighbor and sits at the softer edge of the set.
The top 10 contains no other TV Shows beyond Match of the Day, and no streaming or drama neighbors — the audience shape Peaky Blinders shares most closely belongs to sports radio, endurance fitness, and military-connected media rather than to prestige television.
