Saturday Night Live

Boasting a smaller cast but equally sharp wit, Key & Peele delivers tightly scripted sketches that often tackle issues of race, culture, and identity. Audiences who enjoy SNL's mix of political satire and character comedy may also enjoy Key & Peele's modern perspective.

Portlandia's quirky and satirical take on contemporary culture, especially hipster and alternative lifestyles, delivers laughs in a sketch format. With Fred Armisen, an SNL alumnus, as one of the creators, the connection to SNL's creative humor is evident.

This Canadian show is known for its offbeat sketches and character-driven bits, with a surreal bent that set it apart from contemporaries like SNL. The Kids in the Hall's unique comic sensibility and cult following might attract those who appreciate SNL's format.

This show combines sketch comedy with a faux talk show format, featuring celebrity guests and surreal comedy bits. SNL fans who enjoy celebrity impressions and parodies may find Comedy Bang! Bang!'s unique blend of humor appealing.