Shows similar to Dollface

Lena Dunham's seminal series 'Girls' follows the lives of four young women in New York City, charting their struggles with work, relationships, and growing up. Its raw and often comedic approach to the complexities of female friendships and millennial woes make it resonate with 'Dollface' fans.

Zooey Deschanel stars in 'New Girl', a show about an offbeat teacher who moves into an apartment with three single men after a rough breakup. The comedic elements and themes of social re-entry echo 'Dollface's own narrative of rekindling friendships.

Issa Rae's 'Insecure' showcases the life of Issa Dee as she navigates the nuanced experiences of modern-day African American womanhood. It touches on many of the themes of personal growth and friendship seen in 'Dollface,' making it a relevant pick.

'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt' follows Kimmy as she adjusts to life in New York City after being rescued from a doomsday cult. Its unique blend of whimsy, sharp humor, and exploring themes of rediscovery can resonate with fans of 'Dollface.'

'Broad City', featuring the hilarious duo of Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, is a celebration of female friendship in the big apple with its fair share of surreal escapades. Its quirky humor and strong lead characters offer a similar blend of comedy and heart as 'Dollface.'

'GLOW' showcases a diverse group of women who come together to form a women's wrestling organization in the 1980s. With its emphasis on the complexity of women's relationships and individual growth, it can be seen as a more unconventional companion to 'Dollface.'

Following the lives of three millennial women working at a global women's magazine, 'The Bold Type' explores issues of sexuality, identity, and friendship. It hits similar notes as 'Dollface' with its female empowerment and close-knit relationships.

This cringe-comedy series, 'PEN15', features grown women playing versions of themselves as 13-year-old outcasts in the year 2000. While tackling the awkwardness of middle school, it captures the essence of friendship, similar to 'Dollface', but with a nostalgic twist.