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A spy on an undercover mission gets married and adopts a child as part of his cover. His wife and daughter have secrets of their own, and all three must strive to keep together.
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Bert Kreischer tries to fit into Beverly Hills society when his daughters attend an elite private school.
Free Bert delivers the same kind of family comedy built on secrets and social performance, where everyone is trying to look normal while juggling private pressure. The big-personality dad and father-daughter focus hit the warm domestic beats of SPY x FAMILY, but the humor leans more into class-gap awkwardness than spy action.
A working-class African American family in Indiana struggles to make it work and make it right with no blueprints.
The Upshaws keeps the blended-family warmth of SPY x FAMILY, with deception and money stress creating constant friction inside the home. Expect ensemble jokes that land during workplace and family blowups, where loyalty gets tested and repaired, but the danger stays lower and the comedy feels more grounded.
Three sisters, Hitomi, Rui, and Ai, run a café but moonlight as the art thief trio "Cat's Eye". They steal paintings, leaving clues to find their missing artist father from the Nazi era. Hitomi's fiancé Toshi, a cop, vows to catch...
Cat's Eye scratches the same double-life itch as SPY x FAMILY, pairing cozy everyday routines with a second, riskier identity that can’t stay hidden. The sisters’ café warmth and heist set pieces bring sharper danger and brisk caper pacing, while the emotional throughline stays more sibling-focused than father-daughter.
