Shows like The Chair
Looking for shows that are like The Chair? Take a look at these great shows sorted by online popularity today.
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    1. The Great

    #283 most popular show yesterday

    Though a period piece, The Great shares smart and anachronistic humor with The Chair. Its satirical approach to historical events might attract those who enjoy academic satires.

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    2. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

    #365 most popular show yesterday

    While set in a different era and world—the comedy scene of the 1950s and 60s—Mrs. Maisel's sharp wit, strong protagonist, and exploration of gender dynamics resonate with themes found in The Chair.

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    3. Veep

    #451 most popular show yesterday

    Not set in the academic world, but in the political arena, Veep's razor-sharp dialogue, and bumbling yet endearing characters could be a hit among those who appreciate The Chair's humor and character dynamics.

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    4. Girls

    #702 most popular show yesterday

    While not set in academia, Girls offers a similar sharp comedic take on the struggles of young adults navigating their personal and professional lives, which will likely resonate with The Chair's audience.

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    5. GLOW

    #938 most popular show yesterday

    GLOW offers a behind-the-scenes look at an unconventional workplace—the world of women's wrestling. Its balance of humor and deeper themes will appeal to fans of The Chair looking for strong female leads and ensemble casts.

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    6. Mozart in the Jungle

    #1,571 most popular show yesterday

    Delving into the lives of classical musicians, this show shares The Chair's interest in the behind-the-scenes world of the arts with its unique blend of humor and personal drama, against the backdrop of lofty artistic ambitions.

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    7. Dear White People

    #1,720 most popular show yesterday

    Like The Chair, this show is set in the world of academia and explores issues of race and social justice. It offers a fresh, satirical take on topical themes, which fans of The Chair's contemporary college setting may enjoy.