We Are Who We Are

Dive into the raw and often difficult portrayal of teenage life in Euphoria, a series that, like We Are Who We Are, unflinchingly explores the complexities of youth, identity, sexuality, and substance use. Its visually stunning and emotionally powerful storytelling will resonate with viewers looking for a similarly intense and provocative experience.

Examine the trials and tribulations of high school life through Freaks and Geeks, a show that, like We Are Who We Are, explores the nuances of adolescent identity and the search for belonging. Its mix of humor and heartfelt moments captures the bittersweet nature of growing up.

Though a product of the '90s, My So-Called Life offers timeless insight into the adolescent experience, covering issues of identity, social pressures, and self-discovery. Much like We Are Who We Are, it provides a heartfelt and authentic portrayal of what it means to be a teenager.

This heartfelt family drama centers on a lesbian couple raising a mix of biological, adopted, and foster children. The Fosters tackles a variety of social issues with grace and depth, similar to the character-driven storytelling and themes of identity in We Are Who We Are.

Atypical sheds light on the challenges of coming of age with a protagonist on the autism spectrum. It offers both a heartwarming and humorous perspective on the unique struggles of adolescence, much like We Are Who We Are's exploration of diverse youth experiences.

Set in the 1990s, Everything Sucks! is a nostalgic trip that focuses on a group of students in a high school A/V club. The show's exploration of young love, personal growth, and social outcasts will resonate with fans of We Are Who We Are.