Good Trouble

Jane the Virgin combines drama and comedy to tell the story of a young, devout Catholic woman who discovers she was accidentally artificially inseminated. The show's narrative complexity and commitment to heartfelt storytelling make it a potential hit for fans of Good Trouble's serialized drama.

This series focuses on a 40-year-old single mother who decides to pass herself off as a 26-year-old to re-enter the working world. Set against the backdrop of the publishing industry, it shares Good Trouble's blend of personal and professional storylines as the protagonist navigates a double life.

As the parent series to Good Trouble, The Fosters follows a multi-ethnic family mix of foster and biological teenage kids being raised by two moms. Fans of Good Trouble will enjoy seeing Callie and Mariana's backstories unfold in a household that tackles complex dynamics and social issues.

Issa Rae's Insecure showcases the awkward experiences and racy tribulations of a modern-day African-American woman. The show is cut from the same cloth in terms of its millennial focus, relatable issues, and humorous takes on adult life.

Based on Stephanie Danler's novel, Sweetbitter follows Tess, a 22-year-old who arrives in New York City ready to pursue a new life. The show dives into her experiences and the exhilarating yet tumultuous world of high-end dining, paralleling themes of self-discovery and ambition found in Good Trouble.