Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to My Mad Fat Diary List

• Skins - Explores the lives of troubled teenagers dealing with issues like mental health, relationships, and self-identity.
• Derry Girls - A coming-of-age comedy set in 1990s Ireland, focusing on a group of friends navigating adolescence and cultural challenges.
• The End of the F***ing World - Follows two misfit teenagers on a road trip, addressing dark themes through humor and emotional journeys.
• Everything Sucks! - A nostalgic look at teenage life in the 90s, blending humor with the struggles of fitting in and exploring identity.
• Freaks and Geeks - A cult classic that captures the trials of high school life and the various social groups within it.
• 13 Reasons Why - Deals with serious adolescent issues, including mental health and the impact of circumstances on young people's lives.
• Sex Education - A series that addresses the complexities of teenage sexuality, relationships, and personal growth with humor and sensitivity.
• The Secret Life of the American Teenager - Focuses on the challenges faced by a teenage mother and her peers dealing with adolescence and relationships.
• Atypical - Centers around a teenager on the autism spectrum, exploring family dynamics and personal growth with humor.
• Normal People - A poignant exploration of young love and the complexity of relationships over the years.
• This Is Us - A family drama that delves into personal struggles, mental health, and the impact of relationships across generations.
• Euphoria - Explores the lives of a group of high school students as they navigate love, trauma, and their identities amidst the challenges of adolescence.
• Girlboss - A comedic take on a young woman's journey of self-discovery while starting her own business.
• Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - Follows a woman who starts her life anew after escaping a cult, exploring themes of resilience and personal growth.
• The Perks of Being a Wallflower - A film that addresses themes of mental health, friendship, and the tumultuousness of high school life.
• To the Bone - A story about a young woman battling anorexia and her journey toward recovery and self-acceptance.
• Looking for Alaska - Explores friendship, love, and loss among a group of teenagers at a boarding school.
• The DUFF - A teen comedy that tackles issues of self-worth, confidence, and high school social dynamics.
• Dear White People - Explores race relations, identity, and social issues within a college setting, offering both humor and depth.
• PEN15 - A cringe-comedy about middle school experiences, with adult actors portraying their 13-year-old selves.
• Sex and the City - Follows the lives and friendships of a group of women navigating love, work, and self-identity in NYC.
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - A musical comedy-drama that deals with mental health, relationships, and the complexities of love.
• The Mindy Project - A romantic comedy that showcases personal and professional struggles of a young woman balancing life and career.
• How to Deal - A romantic comedy that follows a young woman dealing with the challenges of love and life’s messiness.
• The Half of It - A coming-of-age story that explores friendship, love, and the complexities of self-identity in high school.
• The Virgin Suicides - A haunting exploration of adolescent life and the struggles young girls face, told through a nostalgic lens.
• More Than Only - Deals with the lives of young adults navigated through faith, relationships, and personal struggles.
• Awkward. - Centers on the awkwardness of teenage life and relationships in a comedic and relatable manner.
• Along for the Ride - Explores a unique summer romance and the journey of self-discovery during adolescence.
• The Amazing Mrs. Maisel - A comedian’s journey through the 1950s and familial relationships, showing personal growth and challenges.
• The Goldbergs - A nostalgic sitcom based on a family's life in the 80s, combining humor and heart in adolescence.
• Happy Endings - A comedic take on friendships and romantic relationships among a group of young adults in Chicago.
• The Great - A satirical and comedic take on the rise of Catherine the Great, exploring identity and power dynamics.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - A comedic ensemble cast dealing with personal and professional challenges, offering humor and heart.
• Love, Victor - A coming-of-age story about a teenager navigating his identity and relationships in a supportive environment.
• On My Block - Follows a group of friends navigating adolescence in a rough neighborhood while tackling serious issues with humor.
• Never Have I Ever - A coming-of-age comedy-drama about an Indian-American teen balancing family, friendships, and high school love.
• The Breakfast Club - A classic film revolving around a group of teenagers from different cliques spending a Saturday in detention and discovering their shared struggles.
• Easy A - A modern twist on high school life, exploring reputation, identity, and the complexities of teenage relationships.
• Heartstopper - A heartfelt story focusing on young queer love and the experiences of coming out and self-acceptance.
• The Last Summer - A romantic comedy that captures the essence of youthful adventures and romantic relationships during one summer.
• Miss Stevens - A coming-of-age story that focuses on a teacher who connects with her students during a weekend trip.
• The Edge of Seventeen - A coming-of-age film that candidly explores the struggles of growing up and the complexities of friendships and family.