Shows similar to Royal Crackers

Starring Larry David playing a fictionalized version of himself, this comedy series features unscripted dialogue and a depiction of his life's minutiae. Royal Crackers' viewers might appreciate the way that both shows highlight the absurdity of everyday situations and social faux pas.

Darkly comedic and dramatic, Succession explores the power struggles within the Roy family, who control a global media conglomerate. Although more dramatic, its themes of wealth, power, and family infighting might attract viewers who appreciate the intricate family relationships depicted in Royal Crackers.

Parks and Recreation follows the employees of the Parks Department in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana. With its mockumentary style and ensemble cast, it offers the same offbeat humor and character-driven storytelling that captivates viewers of Royal Crackers.

This comedy series follows a wealthy family who suddenly find themselves broke and are forced to live in Schitt's Creek, a small town they once bought as a joke. Fans of Royal Crackers will appreciate the riches-to-rags storyline and the quirky characters finding their way through unfamiliar territory.

Centering on the dysfunctional Bluth family, this sitcom delves into their absurd lives after the family business goes bust. Someone who enjoys the family dynamics and comedic mishaps in Royal Crackers will likely find Arrested Development's satirical take on privileged lifestyles equally entertaining.

This political satire stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the fictional Vice President (and later President) of the United States. Its sharp wit and biting humor about the inner workings of American politics could resonate with Royal Crackers fans who enjoy comedies about power and prestige.

Located behind-the-scenes of a fictional live sketch comedy show, 30 Rock features the antics of its cast and crew. Audiences who enjoy the blend of workplace comedy and character eccentricities in Royal Crackers might also appreciate 30 Rock's satirical take on the television industry.