Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Last Leg List

• 8 Out of 10 Cats - A comedic panel show that discusses current events in a humorous way.
• Have I Got News for You - A satirical quiz show focusing on current news and events.
• The Mash Report - A comedy show that satirizes news stories and current affairs.
• Mock the Week - A comedy panel show that combines stand-up and current affairs.
• QI - A quiz show with a humorous twist on knowledge and current topics.
• The News Quiz - A radio panel game that pokes fun at current news stories.
• The Footy Show - A sports talk show that offers comedic takes on football.
• Last Week Tonight with John Oliver - A satirical look at news stories and important topics of the week.
• The Daily Show - A comedic news program that covers current events and politics.
• The Ricky Gervais Show - Animated conversations about various topics that often touch on current events.
• This Week - A political review show providing comedic insights into the week’s events.
• The Graham Norton Show - A talk show that often includes humorous takes on the week’s entertainment.
• The Last Word - An opinionated commentary show that discusses current events humorously.
• The Jonathan Ross Show - A chat show featuring guests discussing humorous takes on current affairs.
• Saturday Night Live - A sketch comedy show that often critiques current events and pop culture.
• Real Time with Bill Maher - A political talk show mixing humor with serious discussions on current issues.
• Piers Morgan's Life Stories - Interviews that often delve humorously into the lives of celebrities.
• The Last Leg Goes Global - Special international episodes of The Last Leg with a similar comedic style.
• Would I Lie to You? - A comedy panel show where guests tell stories, mixing truth and humor.
• The Other Two - A comedy series about adult siblings navigating the world of fame and media.
• Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - Comedy series with humorous commentary on societal issues.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - A comedy series that tackles social issues with humor and heart.
• 30 Rock - A sitcom that satirizes the entertainment industry and current events.
• Parks and Recreation - A mockumentary-style sitcom that comments on politics and society.
• The IT Crowd - Comedy series that humorously portrays workplace culture and social issues.
• Community - A sitcom with a diverse ensemble that often comments on societal norms.
• Veep - A political satire that humorously critiques government and politics.
• Office Space - A film that humorously critiques corporate culture and office life.
• Death to 2020 - A comedic review of the events of 2020, in a documentary-style format.
• Inside No. 9 - A dark comedy anthology series with satirical elements on various topics.
• Ricky Gervais: Humanity - A stand-up comedy special tackling current social issues and norms.
• Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe - A satirical review of the week’s events and pop culture.
• Comedy Central Presents - A stand-up series that features various comedians addressing contemporary themes.
• The Big Fat Quiz of the Year - An annual quiz show that humorously reflects on the past year's events.
• Cunk on Britain - A mockumentary that humorously critiques British history and culture.
• The Last Leg of the Year - An end-of-year special that humorously looks back at the past year.
• Not Going Out - A sitcom that offers humorous takes on everyday life and relationships.
• The Inbetweeners - A comedy series that humorously captures the challenges of adolescence.
• Little Britain - A sketch show that humorously explores various British stereotypes.
• Accidentally on Purpose - A comedy series focusing on modern relationships with humor and wit.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Man to Man with Dean Learner List

• Garth Marenghi's Darkplace - Both feature a comedic take on horror and supernatural themes, with a mockumentary style.
• Look Around You - A parody series that humorously mimics educational programs, similar to the style of 'Man to Man'.
• The Mighty Boosh - Similar absurd humor and unique character-driven storytelling.
• Nathan Barley - A satirical take on media culture, much like the critique found in 'Man to Man'.
• Brass Eye - Both have a satirical approach to current events with a dark comedic twist.
• Inside No. 9 - Anthological storytelling with dark humor and unexpected twists.
• Spaced - A cult classic with a mix of surreal humor and clever character interactions.
• The IT Crowd - A workplace comedy that showcases quirky characters in humorous situations.
• The League of Gentlemen - Dark humor and eccentric characters in a small-town setting.
• Mighty Boosh: The Movie - Expands upon the absurdity found in 'The Mighty Boosh', aligning closely with 'Man to Man'.
• Comedy Bang! Bang! - A surreal comedy series featuring interviews with fictional characters.
• Ghosts - A blend of the supernatural with comedic elements, focusing on interactions with quirky characters.
• The Office (UK) - Both series utilize mockumentary elements and explore eccentric characters in the workplace.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Features quirky characters and witty banter in a buddy-cop format.
• Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! - Surreal humor and innovative sketch comedy reminiscent of 'Man to Man'.
• Parks and Recreation - Quirky characters and a lighthearted, satirical look at local government.
• Fawlty Towers - Classic British humor with a focus on absurdity in a hospitality setting.
• The Office (US) - A mockumentary style that highlights the awkwardness of office interactions.
• Accidentally on Purpose - A combination of absurdity and romantic comedy, with quirky character dynamics.
• Toast of London - Features a unique protagonist and eccentric situations, similar to Dean Learner’s character.
• Community - Mixes absurd humor with character-driven storytelling in a community college setting.
• Sledge Hammer! - A satirical cop show that parodies typical police dramas.
• Better Off Ted - A satirical look at corporate culture with quirky character interactions.
• The Chaser's War on Everything - Satirical take on Australian media and culture, similar to the commentary in 'Man to Man'.
• 15 Storeys High - A slice-of-life comedy with dark, absurd elements and quirky interactions.
• Chewing Gum - A unique perspective on young adulthood with both humor and social commentary.
• What We Do in the Shadows - A mockumentary about vampires that shares a similar style of humor.
• The End of the F***ing World - Dark humor and an unconventional narrative featuring quirky characters.
• People Just Do Nothing - A mockumentary about a failing pirate radio station, filled with absurd humor.
• Miracle Workers - A humorous take on various situations, similar in absurdity to 'Man to Man'.
• Wrecked - A comedic take on survival that features odd character interactions.
• Superjail! - An animated series known for its surreal and absurd humor.
• Black Mirror - Some episodes feature dark and satirical takes on modern technology and society.
• The Sarah Silverman Program - Comedic and absurd narratives exploring personal and social issues.
• Family Guy - Known for its absurd and surreal humor, drawing parallels to 'Man to Man'.
• Rick and Morty - A mix of sci-fi, absurdity, and dark humor, aligning with 'Man to Man'.
• The Venture Bros. - Combines parody and adventure with unique character dynamics and absurd plots.
• The Umbrella Academy - Combines quirky characters with dark humor and supernatural elements.
• Schitt's Creek - Focuses on personal growth in a humorous and absurd setting.
• Ted Lasso - An optimistic approach to life with witty humor and strong character dynamics.