Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Kim List

• Ziwe - Similar in its satirical examination of race and culture.
• Insecure - Explores the complexities of relationships and personal identity.
• The Other Two - Focuses on the lives of siblings dealing with fame and personal aspirations.
• I May Destroy You - Offers a sharp, comedic take on serious social issues.
• Ramy - Explores cultural identity and personal growth within a comedic framework.
• Sex Education - Teen comedy-drama addressing personal and societal issues.
• The Bear - Focuses on culinary culture and personal struggles in a comedic setting.
• PEN15 - A cringe-comedy about the awkwardness of adolescence.
• Master of None - Examines relationships and cultural identity through humor.
• The Good Place - Philosophical comedy with a unique take on morality and personal growth.
• Better Things - A series focusing on the challenges of womanhood and family dynamics.
• BoJack Horseman - Uses dark humor to address serious personal and societal issues.
• Big Mouth - Animated series about puberty and the awkwardness of adolescence.
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Merging music, comedy, and themes of love and mental health.
• Shrill - Focuses on body positivity and personal empowerment through humor.
• Never Have I Ever - Teen comedy that navigates cultural identity and family relationships.
• The Mindy Project - Romantic comedy series focusing on the personal and professional life of a woman.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Crime-comedy that balances humor with serious themes of friendship and diversity.
• The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - Features a strong female lead navigating her career and personal life.
• Sex and the City - Focuses on female friendships and their romantic escapades.
• Fleabag - A dark comedy that examines relationships and personal struggles.
• Feel Good - Explores love, addiction, and personal identity.
• Happy Endings - A comedy about a group of friends navigating life and relationships.
• Dead To Me - Dark comedy that explores grief and friendship.
• New Girl - A light-hearted look at friendships and romantic entanglements.
• Parks and Recreation - Workplace comedy featuring strong character relationships and social commentary.
• Schitt's Creek - A family's fall from grace leads to comedic exploration of identity and relationships.
• 30 Rock - A comedic behind-the-scenes look at a television production.
• It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - Dark humor comedy exploring the lives of morally questionable characters.
• The Office - Workplace mockumentary exploring relationships and personal dynamics.
• Community - Focuses on a diverse group of students and their interactions in a community college.
• Good Trouble - A spin-off that follows younger characters as they navigate adulthood and social issues.
• Jane the Virgin - A comedic take on family, love, and cultural traditions.
• One Day at a Time - Reboot focusing on the challenges of a Cuban-American family.
• Superstore - Workplace comedy that explores social issues through a retail setting.
• The Good Fight - A legal drama with a strong female lead tackling contemporary issues.
• The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - Classic sitcom tackling social issues through humor and relationships.
• Young & Hungry - A romantic comedy exploring relationships and personal aspirations.