Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Adam Ruins Everything List

• Last Week Tonight with John Oliver - Combines humor with in-depth analysis of current events and societal issues.
• MythBusters - Uses scientific methods to debunk myths and misconceptions, similar to Adam Ruins Everything.
• The Daily Show - Offers satirical takes on news and culture while providing insights into various topics.
• Penn & Teller: Bullshit! - Investigates and debunks popular myths and beliefs with humor.
• John Oliver's Really Big Show - Combines comedy with elaborate presentations on complex topics.
• The Explain List - Explains various topics in a humorous and engaging way, similar to Adam Ruins Everything.
• Bunk - Satirical comedy that challenges norms and assumptions, much like Adam Ruins Everything.
• Science Room - Explores scientific concepts and misconceptions humorously.
• The Naked Truth - Examines truth behind societal constructs with humor and critique.
• Freakonomics: The Movie - Discusses economics and social issues in an engaging and informative manner.
• Adam Ruins Everything Presents: The Change - Directly connected to Adam Ruins Everything with similar themes of debunking.
• Robot Chicken - Uses stop-motion animation to satirize pop culture and social issues.
• Adam Conover: Adam Ruins Everything - A spin-off of Adam Ruins Everything focusing on different topics.
• How It's Made - Explains products' creation processes, debunking myths about manufacturing.
• QI - Engaging quiz show that provides interesting facts and debunks common misconceptions.
• Inside Job - Documentary that exposes the truth behind financial systems and crises.
• The Social Dilemma - Examines social media's impact on society, debunking myths of harmlessness.
• The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - Satirical look at societal norms and expectations with a humorous twist.
• Bill Nye Saves the World - Utilizes humor and science to address various topics and misconceptions.
• What We Do in the Shadows - Mockumentary style comedy that critiques traditional horror tropes and folklore.
• The Good Place - Philosophical comedy that challenges moral concepts and societal norms.
• Black Mirror - Explores societal impacts of technology while often debunking common beliefs about it.
• The Umbrella Academy - Challenges superhero tropes and societal expectations with humor and depth.
• Parks and Recreation - Humorous take on government and societal issues that encourages critical thinking.
• Bob's Burgers - Satirical portrayal of an unconventional family and their quirks in everyday life.
• 30 Rock - Uses comedy to critique the entertainment industry and societal norms.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Comedy that addresses serious issues through humor and social commentary.
• Trailer Park Boys - Mockumentary style that critiques societal norms and stereotypes with humor.
• Community - Uses satire to challenge educational norms and social behavior.
• Bob and David - Sketch comedy that addresses societal norms and expectations with absurdity.
• Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey - Explores scientific concepts and debunk myths about the universe with clarity.
• Weird City - Satirical anthology that critiques modern life and technology with a humorous lens.
• Ghostwriter - Investigates mysteries with a focus on critical thinking and problem-solving.
• Money Explained - Offers insights into various financial myths and realities with humor.
• Woke - Satirizes social issues and cultural norms through relatable characters and humor.
• Earth to Ned - A comedic talk show that features ridiculous concepts and goofy discussions.
• Don't Ask Me Ask Britain - Discusses social issues and questions in a humorous and engaging way.
• The Interview - A satire that critiques political misconceptions while delivering humor.
• Tuca & Bertie - Animated series that explores friendship and societal themes with humor.
• The New Adventures of Old Christine - Challenges societal norms around relationships and family in a comedic context.
• Veep - Political satire that critiques government while providing humorous commentary.
• The Office (US) - Explores workplace dynamics with humor and critiques of business culture.
• Superstore - Humorously examines workplace dynamics while critiquing retail culture.
• Witless Protection - Comedy movie that delves into misunderstandings and misconceptions comically.