Shows similar to Everything Sucks!

While it's known for its supernatural elements, Stranger Things offers a strong homage to the '80s, much like Everything Sucks!'s portrayal of the '90s. It features a coming-of-age narrative and a group of young friends navigating the trials and tribulations of adolescence.

Sex Education is a modern take on the teen comedy-drama genre, offering candid and humorous explorations of teenage sexuality and relationships. Viewers who enjoy character-driven narratives and high school settings will find it resonates on many levels.

Freaks and Geeks is a cult classic that explores the high school experience of two disparate groups—the 'freaks' and the 'geeks'—in the early '80s. Like Everything Sucks!, it delves deep into the teenage angst and social hierarchies with a layer of nostalgia that fans of the genre will appreciate.

This dark comedy-drama series follows two teenagers with its own distinct flavor of teenage rebellion and discovery. For fans of Everything Sucks! looking for a show with a darker edge but equally compelling young characters, this is a great pick.

PEN15 features two adult actresses playing fictional 13-year-old versions of themselves surrounded by actual 13-year-old actors - a quirky presentation that bonds well with fans of high school comedies and dramas. Its candid depiction of the awkward middle school years carries a humorous nostalgia that viewers of Everything Sucks! might appreciate.

Atypical is about a teenager on the autism spectrum deciding he wants a girlfriend, which propels him on a journey of self-discovery. Its heartfelt portrayal of growing up and dealing with the complexities of life will appeal to those who enjoyed Everything Sucks!.

A seminal '90s teen drama, My So-Called Life deals with the life of 15-year-old Angela and her friends. It captures the essence of teenage life, much like Everything Sucks!, and is celebrated for its nuanced characters and realistic portrayal of adolescence.

On My Block is a vibrant coming-of-age comedy that follows a quartet of bright, street-savvy friends as they navigate high school in their predominantly Hispanic and African American community in LA. Like Everything Sucks!, it combines humor with the more poignant aspects of teenage life.