Search Party

Lena Dunham's Girls offers a raw and sometimes uncomfortable look at the lives of four young women in NYC, depicting their personal and professional turmoils with a tone that resonates with Search Party's darker millennial satire.

Russian Doll, featuring Natasha Lyonne, crafts a mind-bending story of a woman stuck in a time loop. Its blend of dark humor and mystery parallels the surreal and comedic undertones seen in Search Party.

The Flight Attendant merges suspense with black comedy as it follows Kaley Cuoco's character unraveling a murder mystery, much like the protagonists of Search Party enter a web of intrigue and danger.

Dead to Me delves into the darkly comic story of a powerful friendship wrapped in secrets, loss, and lies, which will appeal to fans of Search Party’s mix of humor and dramatic tension.

Broad City shares a quirky sense of humor and a New York City backdrop with Search Party. It follows two best friends navigating their 20s in the city; combining the struggles of young adulthood with offbeat comedic elements.

Insecure, starring Issa Rae, captures the essence of modern-day African American womanhood with a refreshing comedic take, much like Search Party showcases the trials and tribulations of millennials.

High Fidelity stars Zoë Kravitz as a record store owner dealing with heartbreak and personal growth; its introspective and comedic storytelling echoes the character-driven narratives central to Search Party.