Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle List

• Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast - Similar stand-up style with sharp wit and introspection.
• Dave Chappelle: The Age of Spin - Stand-up that offers social commentary with humor.
• John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City - Intelligent observational comedy with personal anecdotes.
• Frankie Boyle's New World Order - Political and satirical humor similar in tone.
• Ricky Gervais: Humanity - Candid and unapologetic look at society through comedy.
• Sarah Millican: Control Enthusiast - Humorous take on everyday life with a sharp delivery.
• Ali Wong: Hard Knock Wife - Stand-up with personal insights mixed with sharp humor.
• Dylan Moran: Off the Hook - Unique and witty humor on the absurdities of life.
• Bo Burnham: Make Happy - Meta-comedy that reflects on comedy itself and life.
• Louis C.K.: Chewed Up - Provocative and honest stand-up similar to Stewart Lee's style.
• Patton Oswalt: Annihilation - A blend of story-telling and philosophical reflections in comedy.
• Chris Addison: Believe Me - Satirical humor that critiques modern life and society.
• Simon Amstell: Do Nothing - A unique blend of self-deprecation and observational humor.
• Katherine Ryan: In Trouble - Sharp wit and commentary on contemporary issues.
• James Acaster: Repertoire - Inventive storytelling with absurd twists and humor.
• Joe Lycett's Refund - Clever storytelling with a satirical edge.
• Bill Burr: Paper Tiger - Candid social commentary delivered with humor.
• The Mash Report - Satirical take on current affairs reflecting societal absurdities.
• The Office (UK) - Dry and awkward humor that critiques workplaces reminiscent of Stewart Lee's commentary on life.
• Black Mirror - Dark humor and social commentary on the modern world.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Clever humor with well-developed characters reflecting society.
• Veep - Sharp political satire; similar in its critique of societal norms.
• The IT Crowd - Witty humor revolving around the absurdities of modern work life.
• Louie - Blends humor with existential musings and personal storytelling.
• The Righteous Gemstones - Dark comedy with social critiques on family and belief systems.
• Arrested Development - Cleverly written sitcom with absurd scenarios, much like Stewart's style.
• Fleabag - Sharp, dark humor combined with personal and social reflections.
• Borat Subsequent Moviefilm - Provocative humor with a satirical take on culture and society.
• This Time with Alan Partridge - Satirical comedy taking a humorous look at fictional celebrity culture.
• Spaced - Blend of surreal humor and social commentary, much like Stewart's comedy vehicle.
• Dead Pan - Unique and dry humor combined with observational comedy.
• Community - Clever writing and meta-humor that echoes Stewart Lee's innovative style.
• The Detectorists - Subtle and observational humor that captures the quirks of life.
• High Fidelity - Witty and sharp dialogue centered around music and relationships.
• Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet - Workplace comedy with quirky characters and smart humor.
• Cunk on Britain - Satirical documentary-style humor that critiques cultural norms.
• Please Like Me - Mix of dark humor and personal growth in a comedic format.
• The Mighty Boosh - Surreal humor with an absurd, yet introspective, narrative style.
• The Last Leg - Current affairs humor with sharp commentary on social issues.
• Catastrophe - Witty and brutally honest take on relationships and life.
• Parks and Recreation - Humorous yet heartfelt commentary on community and politics.
• Schitt's Creek - Witty dialogue and character-driven humor centered on social dynamics.
• Inside No. 9 - Anthology series with clever twists and dark humor.
• The Office (US) - Character-driven humor that critiques workplace culture.
• Extras - Candid and awkwardly funny insights into the world of entertainment.