Shows Like BoJack Horseman

While more light-hearted, Futurama's blend of satire, wit, and emotional moments set in a fantastical future has made it a cult classic. Its creative exploration of sci-fi tropes and society, along with deeply human storytelling, can captivate BoJack Horseman fans.

This animated series dives into the sci-fi genre with a cynical, alcoholic scientist, Rick, and his easily influenced grandson, Morty. With its dark humor, existential themes, and complex characters, fans of BoJack Horseman will appreciate the depth and irreverence that Rick and Morty brings to the table.

Archer's blend of spy-genre parody, rapid-fire wit, and complex character dynamics make it a hit for viewers looking for another adult-focused animated series. While it's more action-packed, its dark comedy and dysfunctional relationships give it a vibe that BoJack Horseman audiences might enjoy.

This adult animated show tackles the horrors and awkwardness of puberty with humor and heart. With a comedic take on the challenges of growing up and a stellar voice cast, Big Mouth captures the emotional turmoil and transformation that might appeal to BoJack fans.

Groundbreaking in its use of audio from podcasts, The Midnight Gospel offers a psychedelic trip through space and existential thoughts, centered around interviews on heavy topics. Its deep dive into life's big questions will resonate with viewers who look for substantial content within the animated genre, akin to BoJack Horseman.

Undone uses rotoscope animation to tell an emotionally powerful story about a woman who, after a car accident, discovers she has a new relationship with time. The series combines its unique visual style with themes of mental health and reality, drawing in those who appreciate BoJack Horseman's existential introspection.

Created by Lisa Hanawalt, who was a producer for BoJack Horseman, Tuca & Bertie explores the friendship between two bird-women in a world that parallels BoJack's anthropomorphic universe. Its coverage of mental health, addiction, and self-discovery resonates with themes BoJack Horseman fans are familiar with.

Set in the 1970s, F is for Family delves into the dysfunctional life of the Murphy family. Its raw and sometimes dark take on family life, accompanied by crude humor and poignant moments, makes it a suitable watch for those who appreciate BoJack Horseman's blend of comedy and tragedy.