Everything Now

Although a British import, Fleabag's sharp wit, complex characters, and breaking-the-fourth-wall narrative might appeal to those who appreciate the storytelling style of Everything Now.

Atlanta's unique brand of social commentary wrapped in surreal humor presents a world that fans of Everything Now's insightful explorations into contemporary issues will likely appreciate.

With its knack for blending humor with poignant cultural observations, Master of None captivates audiences who seek a thoughtful, comedic look at the nuances of modern life and relationships, akin to the themes explored in Everything Now.

Insecure's smart, relatable examination of the African American female experience in Los Angeles provides a humorous yet profound look at friendship and personal growth, reminiscent of Everything Now's themes.

Exploring the ups and downs of modern relationships, Love will resonate with Everything Now fans thanks to its authentic characters and a realistic portrayal of dating in the digital age.

Ramy offers a fresh take on the challenges of balancing cultural identity and millennial life, providing a mix of sharp humor and deeper existential questions in a way that should connect with viewers of Everything Now.

Like Everything Now, High Maintenance offers a series of vignettes that delve into the diverse lives of New Yorkers, each episode providing a fresh perspective and a touch of humor.

Louie's blend of raw, introspective comedy and drama, along with its stand-alone storytelling format, makes it a compelling choice for fans of Everything Now's slice-of-life narratives.