It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Larry David’s social faux pas and dry humor mirror the uncomfortable situations that 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' excels in, delighting viewers who enjoy cringe-worthy comedic scenarios.

The Bluth family's antics provide a rich blend of absurdity and wit, mirroring the self-centered and scheming characteristics of the 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' gang.

Bridging surreal humor and public pranks, 'The Eric Andre Show' pushes boundaries in a manner reminiscent of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia,' catering to audiences with a taste for edgy and outlandish comedy.

Following a group of college dropouts and roommates working at a telemarketing company, 'Workaholics' delivers a similar brand of irreverent, stoner humor and antics that echo the vibe of Paddy's Pub.

With its pair of unapologetically freewheeling female protagonists, 'Broad City' offers a candid and unfiltered take on life in New York City, aligning with the unorthodox and opportunistic ways of the 'Always Sunny' crew.

A semi-improvised comedy about a fantasy football league whose members are willing to do anything to win, 'The League' shares the lowbrow humor and social satire that 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' enthusiasts appreciate.