Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Sex Lives of College Girls List

• Euphoria - Explores the lives of high school students dealing with their personal struggles, relationships, and sexual experiences.
• Girls - Follows a group of young women navigating their 20s in New York, focusing on relationships and self-discovery.
• Derry Girls - A coming-of-age sitcom set in the 1990s, centered around a group of friends in Northern Ireland.
• New Girl - Follows the life of a quirky teacher who moves in with three single guys, filled with humor and friendship dynamics.
• Freelancers Anonymous - A film that explores the lives and relationships of a group of freelancers, discussing modern romance.
• The Bold Type - Follows three young women working at a magazine as they navigate love, friendship, and career challenges.
• Never Have I Ever - A coming-of-age comedy series about a modern-day first-generation Indian American teenage girl.
• Broad City - Follows two best friends navigating life in New York City, portraying the ups and downs of friendship.
• Sex Education - Centers on a socially awkward teenager who starts an underground sex therapy clinic at his school.
• The Mindy Project - Follows a young OB/GYN as she navigates her personal and professional life with humor and romance.
• How I Met Your Mother - A group of friends navigate relationships, careers, and their lives in New York City with humor and heartfelt moments.
• To All the Boys I've Loved Before - A romantic coming-of-age film focused on a girl's secret love letters being exposed and the resulting chaos.
• The Carrie Diaries - A prequel series to Sex and the City, exploring the teenage years of the iconic character Carrie Bradshaw.
• Booksmart - A comedy following two academic overachievers who decide to make the most of their senior year before graduation.
• The Good Place - Explores themes of morality, relationships, and self-improvement in a humorous afterlife setting.
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - A musical comedy-drama that follows a young woman who impulsively moves across the country for a former boyfriend.
• Atypical - Follows a teenager on the autism spectrum as he searches for independence and love while dealing with family dynamics.
• The Kissing Booth - A teen romantic comedy about a high school student whose life is turned upside down by a forbidden romance.
• Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood - While primarily a film set in the late 1960s, it touches on themes of friendship, ambition, and the entertainment industry.
• Gossip Girl - Follows privileged teens in New York City and their complex relationships and secrets.
• 30 Rock - A comedy series that provides a behind-the-scenes look at a fictional live sketch comedy show, featuring quirky characters.
• Legally Blonde - A comedy about a sorority girl who enrolls in Harvard Law School to win back her ex-boyfriend, focusing on empowerment.
• The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - Set in the late 1950s and follows a housewife pursuing a career in stand-up comedy while juggling her personal life.
• Chick Fight - A comedy about women finding empowerment through an underground fight club, filled with humor and personal growth.
• Someone Great - A romantic comedy about a woman who navigates heartbreak and friendship in New York City.
• The Last Summer - A coming-of-age romantic comedy centered around a group of friends enjoying one last summer before adulthood.
• We Are Who We Are - Follows two American kids living on a military base in Italy as they navigate friendship and identity.
• Outer Banks - A teen drama about a group of friends searching for treasure while dealing with personal relationships and class divides.
• High School Musical: The Musical: The Series - A musical comedy-drama series set in a high school that produces a performance of High School Musical.
• Smothered - Explores relationships and the challenges of being young adults while still relying on family, with a comedic twist.
• Loyalty Squad - A comedic look at a group of college students as they navigate friendships, love, and their life choices.
• The Inbetweeners - Follows a group of teenage friends as they deal with the awkwardness of adolescence, love, and friendships.
• Palo Alto - A drama about a group of aimless teens in California who grapple with love, life, and their identities.
• For All Mankind - A unique twist on the American space race with a focus on personal relationships and the sacrifices of those involved.
• The Good Aunt - Follows the life of a young girl based on her experiences with love, family struggles, and friendship.
• Everything Sucks! - Set in the 1990s, this series follows a group of high school misfits navigating love and friendship.
• How to Get Away with Murder - A diverse group of law students and their brilliant professor navigate through personal and academic challenges.
• The Fosters - A family drama that touches on themes of love, identity, and friendships through the lens of a blended family.
• Once Upon a Time - A series that combines fairy tales with real-world challenges and personal growth among its characters.
• Zombieland - Though a comedic take on zombies, it features young adults navigating relationships amidst chaos.
• Love, Victor - A coming-of-age story about a teenager navigating his sexual orientation and relationships while in high school.
• StartUp - While focused on tech entrepreneurship, it contains themes of ambition, friendship, and personal conflicts.
• Everything is Gonna Be Okay - A dramedy about a man dealing with family responsibilities and relationships with humor and tenderness.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Case Against 8 List

• The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson - Explores LGBTQ+ rights and activism, similar to the legal battle in The Case Against 8.
• Disclosure - Focuses on the representation of transgender individuals in media, paralleling themes of identity and rights.
• The Fight - Documents the ongoing struggle for LGBTQ+ rights in the U.S., similar in tone and subject matter.
• We Are Family - Examines diverse family structures, aligning with themes of acceptance and rights.
• For They Know Not What They Do - Tackles LGBTQ+ issues and the relationship with faith, which resonates with The Case Against 8.
• The Last LGBTQ+ Rights - Focused on the modern struggles for LGBTQ+ rights, echoing the themes of The Case Against 8.
• How To Survive A Plague - Documents the HIV/AIDS crisis and the activism surrounding it, reflecting on civil rights.
• Paris is Burning - Explores drag culture and LGBTQ+ life in New York, aligning with issues of acceptance and rights.
• Gaycation - Looks at LGBTQ+ culture worldwide, emphasizing the global fight for rights, similar in spirit.
• Pray Away - Investigates conversion therapy and its impact on LGBTQ+ individuals, tying into themes of identity.
• A Very English Scandal - While a dramatization, it covers scandal and LGBTQ+ themes in political life, relevant to case discussions.
• The Invisible Man - Deals with themes of identity and perception, echoing legal and societal struggles for the LGBTQ+ community.
• Boys Don't Cry - Based on a true story, it explores gender identity and societal prejudices.
• The Normal Heart - Focuses on the gay community's response to the AIDS crisis, highlighting activism and rights.
• Milk - Biographical film about Harvey Milk, emphasizing LGBTQ+ activism and legal struggles.
• Tangerine - Features trans characters and their struggles, highlighting issues of acceptance and rights.
• The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert - A comedy-drama that celebrates LGBTQ+ culture and the complexities of acceptance.
• Beautiful Thing - Focuses on young love within the gay community, highlighting personal and societal struggles.
• Stonewall Uprising - Documents the Stonewall Riots, a pivotal moment in LGBTQ+ rights movements.
• Before Stonewall - A documentary that provides historical context to LGBTQ+ rights leading up to the Stonewall Riots.
• Out in the Dark - Explores the tension between identity and political conflict in the context of LGBTQ+ issues.
• The Training of Sisyphus - Discusses queer identity and trauma, relevant to the nature of the legal battles depicted.
• A Queer History of the United States - Explores LGBTQ+ history, similar to the legal narratives in The Case Against 8.
• The Queen - Focuses on a drag pageant and explores themes of identity and acceptance.
• My Own Private Idaho - Centers around LGBTQ+ themes and personal identity struggles.
• But I'm a Cheerleader - Satirical take on conversion therapy camps, addressing LGBTQ+ identity and rights.
• Carol - Explores a forbidden love between two women set against societal norms of the 1950s.
• Sunday Bloody Sunday - Focuses on a complex love triangle involving openly gay characters, exploring societal acceptance.
• Angel - Follows a transgender woman as she navigates life and love, highlighting societal issues.
• The Birdcage - A comedy that centers on LGBTQ+ themes and family acceptance, relevant for its lighthearted take.
• Bound - Explores LGBTQ+ themes through a thrilling narrative, connecting to issues of society and identity.
• The Laramie Project - Based on the aftermath of a hate crime against a gay man, addressing societal attitudes and issues.
• God's Own Country - Focuses on love and acceptance in rural England, highlighting personal struggles of identity.
• Saving Face - A romantic story of two Asian-American women, exploring cultural and sexual identity.
• Love, Simon - A coming-of-age story about a gay teenager, touching on themes of acceptance and love.
• Happiest Season - A contemporary romantic comedy that explores LGBTQ+ relationships and family acceptance.
• Freelancers Anonymous - Explores LGBTQ+ issues through a comedic lens, focusing on community and identity.
• The Half of It - A coming-of-age story centered around friendship and LGBTQ+ themes, relevant to identity struggles.