Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to What About Brian List

• Friends - Both series focus on the romantic and friendship dynamics of a group of friends navigating life and love.
• How I Met Your Mother - Centers on a group of friends and their romantic entanglements, similar to the themes in What About Brian.
• Cougar Town - Follows a group of friends in their 40s as they navigate relationships and personal dilemmas.
• Happy Endings - A comedic look at a group of friends dealing with relationships and life's challenges.
• The Big Bang Theory - Features a tight-knit group of friends and their relationships with each other and the world.
• New Girl - Focuses on friendships and romantic relationships in a comedic setting similar to What About Brian.
• Parks and Recreation - Explores relationships and friendships in a comedic context with a focus on personal growth.
• Brothers & Sisters - Highlights the trials and tribulations of family and relationships, reminiscent of the personal dynamics in What About Brian.
• The Mindy Project - Centers on a woman balancing her personal life and romantic interests in a comedic way.
• Scrubs - Mixes humor with heartfelt moments in the lives of a group of friends and their experiences.
• My Boys - Features a female lead and her interactions with her male friends in a witty and humorous manner.
• The Good Place - Explores friendships and moral dilemmas in a comedic setting, similar in tone to What About Brian.
• Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 - A comedic look at friendships and life in New York, similar to the light-hearted tone of What About Brian.
• The Office - Focuses on the relationships among coworkers with a comedic and personal touch.
• Weeds - Explores complex family and friendship dynamics in a unique and often humorous way.
• Two and a Half Men - A man and his relationships with friends and family, laced with humor similar to What About Brian.
• The Hills - Focuses on young adults navigating love and friendships in a dramatic yet entertaining way.
• Chasing Life - Follows a young woman dealing with life and love amidst challenges, echoing the personal growth in What About Brian.
• Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child - Adapts classic stories focusing on relationships and personal growth, aligning thematically with What About Brian.
• The Single Wives - Follows women navigating love and friendship, reminiscent of the relationship dynamics in What About Brian.
• Sex and the City - Explores the lives and loves of a group of friends with a focus on relationships and personal development.
• That '70s Show - A group of friends navigating adolescence and relationships with humor and heart.
• The New Normal - Follows a modern family navigating relationships and friendships in a comedic context.
• The Mindy Project - A romantic comedy that dives into personal relationships and friendships while juggling work.
• We'll Meet Again - Explores personal stories and relationships, intertwining comedy and heart in a relatable setting.
• Life in Pieces - A comedic look at family and friendship dynamics through the lens of different perspectives.
• Lovesick - Tells the story of romantic entanglements in a humorous way, similar to What About Brian.
• Atypical - Explores personal relationships while navigating life's challenges, similar in tone to What About Brian.
• The Good Place - Explores the themes of friendship and personal dilemmas with a mix of comedy and heart.
• One Tree Hill - Focuses on relationships and personal struggles, intertwining friendships and romance.
• Felicity - Follows college students as they navigate relationships and personal growth, much like What About Brian.
• Galavant - A comedic take on love and friendship intertwined with musical elements, similar in tone.
• The Good Place - Centers around friendships and life's complexities in a humorous and light-hearted way.
• B Unconventional - Explores quirky friendships and love stories in a humorous setting.
• Jane the Virgin - Romanic storylines and friendships explored with humor and heart.
• Insecure - Examines friendship and relationships within a comedic and relatable context.
• Younger - Deals with age, romance, and friendships, focusing on the complexities of adult life.
• Samantha Who? - A comedic look at life and relationships with a focus on personal growth and friendships.