Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Catfish List

• The Social Dilemma - Explores the impact of social media on human relationships and identity.
• Catfish: The TV Show - A direct spin-off exploring similar themes of online deception.
• Searching - Centers around the search for a missing person through digital footprints.
• Eighth Grade - Examines the life of a teenager in the age of social media.
• Online Abductors - A documentary covering the dangers of online relationships.
• Unfriended - A horror movie that revolves around a group of friends interacting online, dealing with the consequences of their digital actions.
• A.I. Artificial Intelligence - Explores identity and relationships in the age of artificial beings.
• The Circle - Focuses on a tech company that blurs lines between privacy and community.
• Nerve - A high-stakes online game tests the boundaries of identity and privacy.
• You - Delves into online stalking and obsessive relationships.
• Ingrid Goes West - Explores obsession with social media influencers and identity.
• The Imposter - Documents a true story of deception and identity.
• Friend Request - A horror story about the perils of social networking.
• Catfish and the Bottlemen: Live - Captures the essence of relationships in the modern music world influenced by social media.
• The Truth About online dating - Explores issues of identity and deception in online dating.
• The Great Hack - Investigates the influence of data on identity and decision-making.
• Profile - A thriller about a journalist who goes undercover in a dangerous world of online recruitment.
• Love Me - A series exploring relationships and online dating.
• A Simple Favor - Involves a mysterious woman and exploring hidden identities.
• The Secret Life of Pets - Examines identity in a modern world where perceptions can be skewed.
• Cam - A psychological thriller exploring identity within the world of camming.
• Dead End Drive-In - Explores youth in a changing society influenced by technology and expectations.
• Beef - A dark comedy that examines the consequences of online feuds and public personas.
• The OA - Explores complex narratives and identity across different dimensions.
• Trolls - A playful take on social interactions and the influences of online personalities.
• Scammers - A docuseries investigating online scams and the impact on influencers.
• What If…? - An anthology series exploring alternative realities influenced by choices made online.
• Boy Meets Girl - Explores issues of identity and gender in the context of modern love.
• We Are Your Friends - Focuses on the pursuit of identity and success through social media.
• The Perfect Date - Follows an app created to help someone find love, touching on themes of identity and authenticity.
• American Vandal - A mockumentary style exploration of social issues and online narratives.
• The Shallows - A survival horror film that plays on the themes of isolation and external pressures in the internet age.
• Like.Share.Follow. - Explores the impact of social media upon personal interactions.
• Spun - Takes a darkly comedic look at the lives influenced by drugs and societal rejectiveness, touching on identity issues.
• Polygraph - Examines truth-telling and deception within a digital context.
• Ratter - A horror film that addresses tech-based stalking and surveillance.
• Everest - While focused on survival, it interrogates true dangers one faces, including technology risks.
• The Great British Bake Off - Though a cooking show, it highlights human vulnerability and identity in a competition setting.
• Kiss Me - A romantic exploration of identity and connection at a social level.
• Minions - Though lighthearted, it reflects societal expectations and personal identity in a comedic setting.
• She's All That - A teen drama that explores social pressures and personal transformations.
• The Invisible Man - Focuses on themes of control, perception, and identity in relationships.
• How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days - Deals with deception in romantic situations and exploring true identities.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to God's Favorite Idiot List

• The Good Place - Both series explore themes of morality and the afterlife with a comedic twist.
• Superstore - Features workplace comedy with quirky characters and absurd situations.
• Future Man - Combines time travel with humor and absurdity like 'God's Favorite Idiot'.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - A comedic take on a police precinct with a diverse cast and offbeat humor.
• Parks and Recreation - Utilizes a similar mockumentary style and features endearing characters.
• The Office - Both shows capture the daily lives and absurdities of office culture.
• Community - Mixes humor with existential themes and a diverse group of characters.
• Schitt's Creek - Features eccentric characters and heartwarming humor like 'God's Favorite Idiot'.
• Good Omens - Has supernatural elements and comedy while exploring themes of good vs evil.
• The Umbrella Academy - Mixes dark comedy with supernatural themes and a dysfunctional family dynamic.
• The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - Focuses on a quirky protagonist navigating life's challenges with humor.
• Avenue 5 - Set in space, mixes dark humor with absurdity in a crisis situation.
• Miracle Workers - Each season offers a unique absurd setting with comedic storytelling.
• Ted Lasso - Both series feature an optimistic protagonist facing quirky circumstances.
• The Intergalactic Adventures of Max Cloud - Combines sci-fi elements with humor and a touch of absurdity.
• Deadbeat - Centers on a slacker who interacts with the supernatural in a comedic way.
• Trial & Error - A mockumentary-style comedy that involves quirky characters in legal situations.
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Combines sci-fi with humor and a satirical take on life and the universe.
• Zombieland: Double Tap - Mixes comedy and the supernatural in a hilarious zombie apocalypse.
• Happy Endings - Features a group of friends navigating life with humor and wit.
• Santa Clarita Diet - Blends comedy with horror elements, focusing on a quirky family.
• Young Shelton - A spin-off exploring childhood with humor and quirky family dynamics.
• What We Do in the Shadows - Uses humor to explore supernatural themes and the mundane aspects of life.
• Arrested Development - Features an absurd family dynamic and quick-witted humor.
• The IT Crowd - A workplace comedy focusing on quirky characters in tech support.
• Futurama - Animated sci-fi comedy that shares absurd humor and social commentary.
• Raising Hope - Focuses on a quirky family and the absurd challenges they face together.
• That'd Be Me - Explores the absurdities of everyday life through a comedic lens.
• Iron Fist - Combines superhero themes with a focus on character development and comedy.
• Wayward Pines - Mystery and supernatural elements infused with dark humor.
• The Last Man on Earth - Post-apocalyptic comedy about the absurdities of survival.
• Nope - Blends horror and comedy while exploring societal themes.
• WandaVision - Mixes humor with supernatural elements and challenges of reality.
• The Outlaws - Features a group of criminals caught in comedic situations.
• The Babysitter's Club - Focuses on a group of friends tackling life's challenges with humor.
• Kidding - Explores the life of a children's television host coping with dark themes.
• Beef - Blends dark comedy with real-life conflicts and absurd moments.