Shows similar to Girls

Raw, honest, and bitingly funny, Fleabag dives into the chaotic life of a woman grappling with the complexity of femininity, grief, and love. Much like Girls, it offers an unfiltered look at the trials and tribulations of modern womanhood, led by a flawed but relatable protagonist.

At its core, Better Things is about the trials of single motherhood, featuring a raw and authentic portrayal of family dynamics and self-realization, akin to the relatable and often unvarnished view of life presented in Girls.

Created by and starring Issa Rae, Insecure showcases the black female experience with a focus on two best friends navigating their careers and relationships in Los Angeles, reminiscent of the candid and sometimes uncomfortable truths that Girls often confronted.

While it delves into a surreal time loop scenario, Russian Doll also provides a grounded look at personal growth and existential issues. Its sharp wit and complex female protagonist would be familiar to fans of Girls' character-driven storytelling.

Chronicling the misadventures of two twenty-something best friends in New York City, Broad City captures the spirit of millennial friendship with humor that effortlessly swings from absurd to poignant, echoing the tone of Girls' exploration of personal and professional lives of young women.

A dark comedy about a group of self-absorbed twenty-somethings wrapped up in a bizarre mystery, Search Party takes a satirical lens to the Millennial generation in a way that would resonate with those who appreciate the humor and cultural observations in Girls.

A down-to-earth look at the awkward world of dating and relationships, Love follows a couple navigating the exhilarations and humiliations of intimacy, commitment, and other matters of the heart, sharing Girls' flair for the messiness of young love.

A reimagining of the novel and film, the series follows a record store owner with a top-five list for everything, including her past relationships. This introspective dive into romance, nostalgia, and self-discovery shares the same spirit of personal exploration as Girls.