The Neighborhood

Whilst being a more traditional sitcom with an emphasis on geek culture, 'The Big Bang Theory' shares with 'The Neighborhood' a creator, Chuck Lorre, and offers a blend of humor with character-driven storytelling.

Starring Tim Allen as a traditional man in a progressive world, this sitcom's family-centered humor and conservative vs. liberal dynamic provide a familiar feel for fans of 'The Neighborhood'.

Following a Taiwanese family's experiences in America during the 1990s, 'Fresh Off the Boat' tackles cultural assimilation and family values with humor in ways that will appeal to 'The Neighborhood' audience.

Following an upper-middle-class African-American family, 'black-ish' combines comedy with socio-political commentary in a light-hearted manner. Fans of 'The Neighborhood' will appreciate the show's humorous exploration of race, family dynamics, and cultural identity.

From the creator of 'The Neighborhood' comes another heartwarming comedy, 'Bob Hearts Abishola', showcasing cross-cultural romance and the immigrant experience with humor and warmth that fans of 'The Neighborhood' would enjoy.

A reimagining of the 1970s sitcom, this series focuses on a Cuban-American family led by a single mother. With its socially aware humor and a focus on familial relationships, it will resonate with fans of 'The Neighborhood'.

Set in a small donut shop in a changing neighborhood, 'Superior Donuts' features a diverse cast and conversations about gentrification, similar to the setting and themes that are explored in 'The Neighborhood'.

This show is centered around Jerrod Carmichael and his family, offering a raw and humorous take on complex societal themes. It's a good fit for 'The Neighborhood' viewers with its blend of comedy and topical issues.