Last updated on: July 26, 2025
You know that feeling when you stumble onto an actor in a show and suddenly want to watch everything they’ve ever been in? That was me with Natasha Liu Bordizzo. It started with Ahsoka — lightsabers, Mandalorians, and a whole lot of emotional baggage — and ended with me deep-diving through every corner of her TV career.
Turns out, this Australian actress has quietly been building one of the most interesting and versatile resumes out there.
So let’s talk about the Top 5 TV Shows of Natasha Liu Bordizzo, not just because they’re good (they are), but because each one shows a different side of her. If you’ve only seen her in Star Wars, you’re missing out.
1. Ahsoka (2023–Present)
Let’s start with the big one. Ahsoka isn’t just a Star Wars spinoff—it’s a fully-fledged space opera with emotional depth and high-stakes action. And at the center of it is Natasha as Sabine Wren.
If you watched Star Wars Rebels, you already know Sabine is a Mandalorian artist, rebel fighter, and all-around badass. But translating her into live-action? That’s a tall order. Natasha nailed it. She brought a kind of grounded vulnerability to Sabine that made her more than just a warrior. She felt real.
There’s this scene where she hesitates before reigniting her lightsaber. It says everything without words: doubt, duty, regret.
Her martial arts background shows up in the choreography, but it’s the emotion she adds that makes Sabine unforgettable.
2. The Society (2019)
Before Ahsoka, Natasha played Helena in The Society, a Netflix teen dystopian drama that had Lord of the Flies energy—but with cell phones and emotional trauma.
The premise? A group of high schoolers returns from a field trip to find their entire town abandoned—no adults, no laws. It’s chaos.
What I loved about Natasha’s character was how she became this unexpected moral compass. Helena is religious, yes, but not in that preachy-TV-character way. She’s thoughtful, kind, and deeply human.
In a show full of power grabs and betrayals, Helena stood out because she cared. Her faith wasn’t just decoration—it guided her decisions. And Natasha played her with such quiet strength.
3. Mythic Quest (2021)
Now for something completely different. If you want to see Natasha really cut loose, watch her as Tayla in Mythic Quest. This Apple TV+ workplace comedy about a video game studio is full of bizarre, hilarious characters—and Tayla is no exception.
She’s the assistant to the head of monetization, which already sounds ridiculous. But Tayla? She’s chaos in a stylish blazer. Natasha plays her with such manic energy that you can’t take your eyes off her. It’s a short role, but a memorable one.
You know when someone walks into a room and you immediately think, “This person’s going to make things weird”? That’s Tayla. And Natasha owns every second.
4. Spotless (2015)
Spotless might be the hidden gem on this list. It’s a British-French series about a crime scene cleaner whose life gets flipped upside down when his estranged brother drags him into the criminal underworld. Natasha has a small role, but it’s worth watching.
This was one of her earliest TV appearances, and you can already see the raw potential. The show itself is gritty and offbeat, mixing family drama with crime and dark humor.
It’s not the kind of series that makes headlines, but it’s one you remember long after.
Natasha didn’t have a huge arc here, but it’s a reminder that even in small roles, she brings something real. Kind of like spotting an artist’s early sketch—it’s not the final masterpiece, but you can see the genius starting to form.
5. Him (2016)
Okay, so Him is weird—in a good way. It’s a British mini-series about a teenager with supernatural powers, and Natasha plays a supporting role. The vibe is slow, intense, a bit eerie. Think Stranger Things without the monsters, but with all the emotional tension.
This is another early project for Natasha, but you can tell even then that she had range. She fits right into the unsettling, almost claustrophobic world of Him.
It’s not flashy, but it’s the kind of show you watch on a rainy evening when you want something moody and mysterious.
Plus, it shows her willingness to explore different genres and not just stick to what’s safe. That curiosity? That’s how you build a real acting career.
What’s Next for Natasha?
With Ahsoka opening doors to the larger Star Wars universe, it’s safe to say Natasha’s star is only rising. There are whispers about future seasons and spin-offs, and honestly? I hope she sticks around. She’s too good to be a one-season wonder.
But beyond Star Wars, I’d love to see her lead a thriller, maybe something with a dark mystery and a morally grey protagonist. She has that quiet intensity that could really shine in layered roles. Whatever she chooses, you can bet I’ll be watching.
Final Thought
Natasha Liu Bordizzo isn’t just “one to watch.” She’s the one to watch.
Every role she takes on, big or small, feels intentional. Human. Honest. And in an age of overproduced performances, that kind of authenticity hits different.
So if you’re looking for your next TV binge or just want to follow the rise of someone genuinely special, this list is where you start. Watch one show, and you’ll get it. You’ll be like me—deep in the Natasha rabbit hole, and loving every second of it.
