Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to James Acaster: Repertoire List

• John Mulaney: New in Town - Similar stand-up style with observational humor and storytelling.
• Bo Burnham: Make Happy - Mix of comedy and music with a unique perspective on performance.
• Ricky Gervais: Humanity - Stand-up routine that explores personal insights and societal issues.
• Patton Oswalt: Annihilation - Introspective comedy with clever, relatable anecdotes.
• Sarah Millican: Control Enthusiast - Witty observations on life and relationships, similar humor style.
• David Mitchell's Outsiders - Intellectual humor with a comedic discussion format.
• Hannah Gadsby: Nanette - Challenging comedy that combines personal narrative with social critique.
• Kevin Bridges: A Whole Different Story - Personal stories and observational comedy in a relatable manner.
• Ali Wong: Baby Cobra - Confident stand-up featuring deeply personal subjects with humor.
• Aziz Ansari: Right Now - Funny commentary on modern life and technology with personal anecdotes.
• Trevor Noah: Son of Patricia - Cultural commentary and storytelling presented with wit.
• Eddie Izzard: Force Majeure - Absurdist humor with a diverse range of topics and narratives.
• Chris D'Elia: No Pain - Stand-up capturing various aspects of life with a light approach.
• Russell Howard's Good News - Light-hearted take on current events akin to Acaster's comedic tone.
• Stand Up to Cancer: Live - Mix of humor, personal stories, and impact similar to national events.
• Jim Gaffigan: Noble Ape - Observational humor revolving around family life and personal stories.
• Bill Bailey: Qualmpeddler - Musical comedy with a mix of bizarre scenarios and clever jokes.
• Michelle Wolf: Joke Show - Sharp, political satire and personal anecdotes with modern relevance.
• Graham Norton Show (Various Episodes) - Witty banter and humor from celebrity guests in a talk-show format.
• The Mash Report - Comedic take on current events with a panel format similar to Acaster's style.
• The Office (UK) - Dry, awkward humor and character-driven storytelling.
• Parks and Recreation - Mockumentary style featuring witty characters and relatable humor.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Character-driven comedy with clever dialogue and humorous situations.
• The IT Crowd - Surreal office comedy with quirky characters and memorable humor.
• Fleabag - Darkly comedic narratives and breaking the fourth wall technique.
• Derry Girls - Heartfelt humor in personal stories set against a political backdrop.
• Motherland - Sharp, domestic-based comedic scenarios similar to Acaster's routines.
• The Mighty Boosh - Absurd and surreal humor with a unique storytelling approach.
• Inside No. 9 - Dark humor and twists in storytelling, akin to Acaster's style.
• Psycho: A Film by Alfred Hitchcock - Clever narrative structure with intense themes, unique comedic storytelling.
• Community - Meta-humor and character-driven comedy with plenty of pop culture references.
• Legit - Dark and edgy humor that revolves around personal experiences and challenges.
• Schitt's Creek - Character-driven comedy that reveals personal growth and relationships.
• Are You Being Served? - Classic British sitcom with a humorous approach to social scenarios.
• The Good Place - Witty examination of morality and personal choices in a unique setting.
• Ted Lasso - Heartwarming humor with character development and humorous storytelling.
• The Umbrella Academy - Quirky characters and dark humor woven into an engaging narrative.
• The Crown - Dramatic storytelling with elements of dark humor and character depth.
• The Boys - Darkly comedic take on superhero tropes, focusing on interpersonal dynamics.