Who doesn’t enjoy watching Modern Family again and again? Many fans have been enjoying a trip down memory lane and rediscovering the magic since the classic sitcom was made available on Netflix.
However, if you’ve seen all 11 seasons many times, you might be looking for a new comedy show to watch.
While obvious analogies include multi-award-winning sitcoms such as Friends and Schitt’s Creek, chances are you’ve seen them as well (if not, then do so immediately). So, to help you, we’ve assembled a list of lesser-known comedies to add to your watch list.
Kim’s Convenience
Kim’s Convenience is a famous Canadian sitcom with a large fan base, and the boxset is accessible on Netflix. Even though the show was top-rated, it was announced last year that it would not return for a second season. At the very least, there are five seasons to appreciate.
Fresh Off the Boat
Fresh Off the Boat, starring Randall Park and Constance Wu, is a funny comedy about a Taiwanese-American family’s cultural shock as they relocate from Washington, DC’s Chinatown, to Orlando, Florida, to build their country-western restaurant.
According to the memoir of the same name, the Huang family faces various challenges, including work and school conflicts, their children’s desire to fit in, and acclimating to their new surroundings.
Dad, Stop Embarrassing Me
Jamie Foxx is an actor and singer who has won Grammy and Academy Awards. He became famous for his role in the popular sitcom The Jamie Foxx Program, but you might not know about his current show.
Dad Stop Embarrassing Me is a Netflix series in which Jamie plays a single father who encounters new obstacles when his teenage daughter joins him.
Superstore
If you’re in the know, you’re in the know. America Ferrera of Ugly Betty leads the cast of this comedy, which is about a family of employees working at the same shop rather than a family of people.
They interact with customers, day-to-day activities to keep the business in tip-top shape, and each other as a team.
The Goldbergs
The Goldbergs is an ABC period sitcom that premiered in 2013 but is set in the 1980s, so there’s a lot of nostalgia here.
The cast includes Wendi McLendon-Covey, Jeff Garlin, David Spade, Charlie Sheen, and Miranda Cosgrove, who all make brief appearances.
Arrested Development
Arrested Development aired on Fox for the first three seasons, but after being purchased by Netflix, it has seen a comeback in subsequent years.
Jason Bateman, Tony Hale, and Will Arnett, not to mention the late great Jessica Walter, delivered some memorable one-liners in this one-of-a-kind comedy.
Have you watched the television show Arrested Development?
Pieces in Life
Life in Pieces is a new sitcom with a vibe similar to Modern Family, concentrating on a single enormous family and their interactions.
It stars James Brolin, Dianne Wiest, Tom Hanks, and Rita Wilson’s son, Colin, as three members of the Short family who go through many ups and downs but also a lot of fun.
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