Fairfax

This animated series dives into the life of a washed-up TV star who attempts to regain relevance in Hollywood, offering a comedic yet deep and often satirical look at celebrity culture and the entertainment industry, much like Fairfax's take on streetwear and hype culture.

From the mind of Matt Groening, Disenchantment takes a fantasy setting and infuses it with modern-day sarcasm and humor, providing a quirky and offbeat experience similar to Fairfax's approach to contemporary culture.

Final Space provides a sci-fi twist to the animated comedy genre, with heartfelt moments amidst the zaniness, which could be a good fit for viewers who appreciate the emotional yet humorous storytelling of Fairfax.

Big Mouth explores the hilarious and often awkward journey of adolescence through a group of friends, with a similar style of adult humor and irreverence that Fairfax fans appreciate. It blends raucous comedy with the poignancy of growing pains.

Set in the 1970s, F is for Family provides a raw and unapologetically frank portrayal of family life, layered with the same type of humor that might draw Fairfax fans in, but with a nostalgic twist.

Two bird-women navigate their thirties in a world that's vibrant and a bit surreal, much like Fairfax's Los Angeles. The show's focus on relationship dynamics and personal growth, delivered with humor and empathy, would resonate with Fairfax's audience.

Paradise PD's raunchy and over-the-top humor on the backdrop of a bumbling, dysfunctional police department creates the kind of wacky, adult-oriented comedy that fans of Fairfax's absurdism will likely enjoy.