American Vandal

Embracing the mockumentary style with a workplace setting, The Office uses a similar format to American Vandal to elicit humor from everyday situations. Fans will appreciate the show's sharp character-driven comedy and deadpan delivery.

This mockumentary-style comedy about the eccentric employees of the Parks and Recreation department of Pawnee, Indiana offers a brand of humor and documentary feel that American Vandal fans will find familiar and enjoyable.

Though not a mockumentary, Brooklyn Nine-Nine's hilarious take on a group of detectives in the NYPD's 99th precinct offers the same combination of humor and crime-solving antics that one might appreciate from American Vandal.

With its satirical take on race and social issues on a college campus, Dear White People offers a smart blend of comedy and commentary. Fans of American Vandal will enjoy another sharp, culturally relevant series that doesn't shy away from addressing important topics.

Though a serious documentary, fans of American Vandal may appreciate Making a Murderer for its deep dive into real-life crime investigation. The show's intense look at the justice system and its possible flaws could provide a fascinating counterbalance to the satire of American Vandal.

Balancing dark humor with a mystery thriller, Search Party follows a group of self-absorbed twenty-somethings entangled in an unexpected case. Its satirical edge and investigation theme are bound to resonate with fans of American Vandal looking for another millennial-centric mystery.

For those who loved the mockumentary style of American Vandal, Documentary Now! presents parodies of famous documentaries, offering pitch-perfect spoofs with meticulous attention to detail. Created by comedy veterans, the show provides vignettes that are both hilarious and brilliantly crafted.