Shows like South Side
Looking for shows that are like South Side? Take a look at these great shows sorted by online popularity today.
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    1. Brooklyn Nine-Nine

    #42 most popular show yesterday

    Set in the New York City Police Department's fictional 99th precinct in Brooklyn, this series combines comedy with a workplace environment. If you enjoy South Side’s balance of career-based scenarios and humor, Brooklyn Nine-Nine's similar blend will entertain you.

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    2. The Chi

    #535 most popular show yesterday

    This drama series created by Lena Waithe is set in the South Side of Chicago and provides a gripping narrative of interconnected lives in the neighborhood. While it leans more dramatic, viewers who appreciate an authentic depiction of life in South Side Chicago will likely also connect with the characters and stories of The Chi.

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    3. Atlanta

    #536 most popular show yesterday

    Donald Glover’s Atlanta mixes humor with a slice of life in the southern city, focusing on two cousins navigating the rap scene to improve their lives and the lives of their families. Audiences who appreciate South Side's exploration of ambition and community grounded in a specific urban setting will find Atlanta's unique perspective and inventive storytelling compelling.

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    4. Insecure

    #605 most popular show yesterday

    Created by and starring Issa Rae, Insecure offers a funny, insightful, and nuanced look at the life of a young African American woman and her friends in Los Angeles. If you enjoy the comedic yet truthful portrayal of everyday life in South Side, Insecure's blend of humor and relatable life experiences will likely resonate with you.

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    5. The Last O.G.

    #1,780 most popular show yesterday

    Starring Tracy Morgan, The Last O.G. follows an ex-convict's reintegration into a now gentrified Brooklyn, offering laughs as well as commentary on society's changes. Like South Side, it delves into the contrast between personal past and societal progress with a humorous edge.