Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Facts of Life List

• Diff'rent Strokes - Both series feature a group of young characters navigating life lessons and social issues in a comedic setting.
• The Golden Girls - Focuses on relationships and life challenges among a close group, blending humor with heartfelt moments.
• Family Ties - Explores family dynamics and coming-of-age stories with comedic elements and important social themes.
• Cheers - Set in a community-like environment with an ensemble cast, highlighting relationships and personal growth.
• Saved by the Bell - Focuses on teenage life and challenges, featuring friendship and humorous situations.
• A Different World - A spin-off from The Cosby Show, it tackles college life and social issues, similar to the lessons in The Facts of Life.
• Step by Step - Depicts a blended family and their interactions, embracing humor and life lessons.
• The Suite Life of Zack & Cody - Follows the lives of young characters in a humorous setting while dealing with relationships and challenges.
• Full House - Examines family relationships and life lessons with a comedic twist, similar to The Facts of Life.
• What's Happening!! - Explores youth and everyday challenges in a comedic manner, similar in tone and themes.
• The Wonder Years - Focuses on coming-of-age experiences and life lessons, featuring a nostalgic view similar to The Facts of Life.
• Boy Meets World - Follows a young boy and his friends as they navigate life lessons and friendships.
• Growing Pains - Explores family life and adolescence with humor and important life lessons.
• Mad About You - Focuses on relationships and everyday life challenges with humor and heartwarming moments.
• The Nanny - Features a unique family dynamic with humor while addressing various social situations.
• That '70s Show - Examines youth and friendship in a humorous and relatable way, tackling life lessons.
• Sister, Sister - Follows twin sisters' comedic adventures while addressing family and friendship themes.
• How I Met Your Mother - Explores relationships and friendships in a comedic manner, similar in tone to The Facts of Life.
• Lizzie McGuire - Focuses on pre-teen experiences and challenges, using humor and life lessons.
• The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - Showcases life lessons, family dynamics, and humor through the lens of young adults.
• Girl Meets World - A modern continuation of Boy Meets World, focusing on the challenges of youth and friendship.
• Happy Endings - Focuses on friendship and humorous situations in a modern setting.
• New Girl - Explores relationships and friendships in a group living situation, with comedic undertones.
• Parks and Recreation - Centers on a group of friends and work colleagues navigating life and community issues with humor.
• Frasier - Explores relationships and life challenges with humor in a close-knit community setting.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Blends humor with teamwork and personal growth among a group of friends in a workplace setting.
• The Good Place - Delves into philosophical questions and relationships with a humorous perspective.
• Community - Focuses on a diverse group navigating life and friendship in a community college, with humor.
• The Office - Explores workplace dynamics and personal relationships in a humorous context.
• On My Block - Follows a group of friends facing challenges while growing up in a neighborhood.
• Glee - Centers around a group of high school students tackling personal issues and forming friendships.
• The Middle - Follows a middle-class family's humorous struggles and life lessons.
• Speechless - Focuses on a family with a disabled child, showcasing humor in everyday situations.
• Young Sheldon - Explores the life of a gifted child in a family setting, embracing humor and growth.
• The Goldbergs - Set in the '80s, it depicts childhood and family life through comedic storytelling.
• The Middleman - Features a group balancing their lives with unusual events, blending humor with life lessons.
• Malcolm in the Middle - Follows a family and the challenges faced by their middle child, using humor and insightful storytelling.
• The Family Circus - Focuses on family life and children's perspectives on growing up with humor.