Shows similar to Freeridge

All American details the life of a high school football star recruited from South L.A. to play for Beverly Hills High. Similar to Freeridge, it provides a cross-culture narrative and tackles issues like class differences, identity, and resilience amidst personal challenges.

This show offers a heartfelt comedic twist on a multigenerational Cuban-American family led by a single mother. Its emphasis on family dynamics, cultural identity, and social issues aligns it closely with the themes represented in Freeridge.

As a coming-of-age series that serves as the original show from which Freeridge is a spin-off, On My Block dives into the lives of a tight-knit group of friends navigating high school in a fictional inner-city neighborhood. Fans of Freeridge will appreciate the similar mix of humor, drama, and the poignant exploration of adolescence and friendship.

Centered around two Mexican-American sisters from the Eastside of Los Angeles, Vida explores themes of identity, gentrification, and culture. Fans of Freeridge would appreciate its nuanced characters and the authenticity in its portrayal of the Latinx community.

Set in the South Bronx in the late 1970s, The Get Down blends a historical backdrop with the story of a group of teenagers discovering the nascent hip-hop scene. Like Freeridge, it combines elements of young love, artistic passion, and the struggles of growing up in a challenging urban environment.

A teen drama set in East Los Angeles, East Los High not only showcases the Hispanic culture prevalent in Freeridge but also shares its commitment to depicting realistic issues faced by teens, such as love, rivalry, and the pursuit of dreams.

This bilingual dramedy centers on a Mexican-American family struggling to keep their taco shop afloat in a rapidly gentrifying Los Angeles neighborhood. Gentefied’s blend of culturally specific humor and social commentary would resonate with Freeridge fans interested in stories of community and family.