Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Ramy List

• Master of None - Explores cultural identity and personal growth with humor.
• Atlanta - Follows young artists navigating life, identity, and societal expectations.
• Insecure - Focuses on the experiences of young adults in diverse settings and relationships.
• The Good Place - Combines humor and philosophical questions about life and morality.
• American Vandal - Satirical look at contemporary youth culture and social media.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Uses humor to depict the lives of diverse police detectives.
• The Last O.G. - Deals with themes of self-discovery and cultural nuances in a comedic way.
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• PEN15 - A coming-of-age story that tackles adolescence with humor and honesty.
• Wrecked - A comedy about survival and exploring personal dynamics in a quirky setting.
• Community - Shows a diverse group navigating life and relationships in a comedic college setting.
• Security Guards - Focuses on relatable characters in everyday comedic situations.
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Explores themes of love, identity, and self-discovery through a musical lens.
• Fresh Off the Boat - Centers on a Taiwanese-American family navigating life in the 90s.
• Little America - Tells diverse immigrant stories with humor and heart.
• Ramy 2 - Expands on the themes of identity, culture, and humor in the life of a Muslim American.
• Selfie - Explores modern relationships and social media's impact on identity.
• The Neighborhood - Addresses cultural differences and community dynamics in a comedic format.
• Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - Follows an optimistic woman adapting to life and challenges with humor.
• How to Make It in America - Spotlights young adults seeking success in New York, exploring friendships and aspirations.
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• Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet - Workplace comedy that examines relationships and professional challenges.
• Sex Education - Delves into teenage life, sexuality, and personal identity with humor.
• The Office - Character-driven humor exploring relationships in an office setting.
• Schitt's Creek - Follows a family's journey through financial ruin and personal growth.
• Ted Lasso - Explores themes of kindness, personal growth, and relationships with humor.
• Superstore - Follows diverse employees in a retail setting, exploring modern societal issues with humor.
• One Day at a Time - Explores life through the lens of a Cuban-American family with humor and heart.
• Sunnyside - Follows a group of misfits in a comedic context while tackling serious issues.
• Family Reunion - Explores family dynamics and cultural identity with a comedic approach.
• The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - Centers on a woman's journey to find her voice and identity in the 1950s.
• Tuca & Bertie - Explores friendship and life challenges with humor and surrealism.
• Fleabag - A raw and honest exploration of identity, relationships, and life's struggles with humor.
• Love - Examines relationships and personal growth through a humorous lens.
• Living Single - Follows a group of friends navigating life and relationships in a humorous way.
• The Mindy Project - Focuses on personal and professional experiences of a woman navigating life in a comedic style.
• Plastic Memories - Explores emotions and relationships through a unique narrative about androids and humans.
• Mindy Kaling's The Sex Lives of College Girls - Highlights the college experience and evolving identities of young women.
• Young Love - Explores the ups and downs of relationships in a humorous and heartwarming manner.
• Deadbeat - Follows a medium trying to help ghosts with their unresolved issues, blending humor with supernatural themes.
• Atypical - Focuses on a young man on the autism spectrum navigating relationships and self-discovery.