Shows similar to Love

While British, Fleabag offers a brutally honest and raw take on romance, much like Love. This critically acclaimed series features a protagonist dealing with personal crises and complicated relationships, all delivered with a wit and directness that fans of Love will undoubtedly admire.

Those who are fond of Love's unconventional narrative will find a kindred spirit in The End of the F***ing World. This dark comedy series follows two teens on a road trip, blending biting humor with a surprisingly touching exploration of troubled pasts and the desire for connection.

Aziz Ansari's Master of None offers a slice-of-life comedy that shares Love's nuanced exploration of modern relationships and personal growth. With its mix of humor and heart, viewers who appreciate the raw and relatable aspects of Love are likely to enjoy this personal narrative set against the backdrop of New York City.

Catastrophe brings to light the chaotic and humorous aspects of an unplanned pregnancy and forced intimacy, keys to its connection with Love. With its sharply written dialogue and authentic portrayal of a couple navigating unexpected commitment, it resonates well with those who enjoy romantic comedies that don't shy away from the messiness of life.

You're the Worst dives into the messiness of adult relationships through a group of flawed characters, similarly to Love. This show combines dark humor with poignant moments, creating a series that fans of complex romantic dynamics will find both entertaining and thought-provoking.

This anthology series set in Chicago echoes Love's candid look at diverse relationships and sex, weaving in social and cultural themes. Easy's multifaceted approach to storytelling will appeal to viewers drawn to Love's exploration of the many forms love can take.

High Fidelity, based on the novel and movie of the same name, centers around the romantic tribulations of a record store owner. It shares Love's penchant for pop culture-infused storytelling and its protagonist's journey of self-discovery through the lens of past relationships will strike a chord with fans of Love.