Shows similar to Praise Petey

Bill Hader stars in this dark comedy about a hitman who finds a passion for acting while on a job in LA. The balance of dark humor, violence, and pathos, along with its layered character study, makes Barry a great recommendation for viewers who appreciate the tonal versatility of Praise Petey.

Created by and starring Donald Glover, this series blends surreal humor with nuanced depictions of striving for success and the African American experience. Fans of Praise Petey's inventive storytelling and layered comedy will find much to appreciate in Atlanta's biting social commentary and absurdist edge.

The brainchild of Pamela Adlon and Louis C.K., Better Things shares a raw and poignant look into the life of a single mother and actress. It offers the same sort of authentic, bittersweet humor as Praise Petey, handling its complications with grace and humor.

Issa Rae's breakout show Insecure dives into the black female experience with a raw, comedic touch. Fans of Praise Petey will enjoy the relatable characters and their journey through the complexities of modern life and relationships.

Ramy Youssef’s eponymous series follows a first-generation American Muslim who is on a spiritual journey in his politically divided New Jersey neighborhood. Like Praise Petey, it intricately weaves themes of faith, identity, and self-discovery into its humor.

Aziz Ansari's Master of None offers a slice-of-life look at the personal and professional life of a New York actor. Its comedic and thoughtful examination of everyday life, love, and culture will resonate with those who enjoy the wit and relevance of Praise Petey.

Louis C.K.'s semi-autobiographical series Louie uniquely combines stand-up comedy with short narrative vignettes. Viewers who like the blend of dark humor and sincere emotion in Praise Petey might enjoy Louie's introspective and often uncomfortable humor.

An anthology that follows a weed deliveryman and his unique clients in New York City, High Maintenance digs into the unexpected stories and diverse lives of its characters. Its offbeat narrative style and deep humanism will feel familiar to fans of Praise Petey.