Recent premieres and returning seasons with a similar mood, humour or pace.
Closest matches first, then broader nearby picks.
Why it fits: The fun in Cunk on Cinema comes from straight-faced questions that send serious answers somewhere ridiculous, and Would I Lie to You? turns that same kind of deadpan into a guessing game. Comedians tell odd stories while rivals probe for the truth, with teasing, poker faces and reveals that keep the laughs warm and quick.
TV 2 Play · 12 Jun 2026
Why it fits: Cunk on Cinema makes awkward interviews funny by letting a calm, confident voice meet patient, serious answers; Evig singel finds comedy in equally uncomfortable conversations. Its mockumentary camera catches lonely singles being candid about hopes, bad dates and setbacks, giving the dry laughs a more vulnerable, tender edge.
Netflix · 3 Jun 2026
Why it fits: Cunk on Cinema and The Hot Seat both make blunt, absurd jokes the main event, though one keeps its delivery dry while the other thrives on a noisy crowd. The French roast fires off quick insults and comebacks as the audience erupts, making for a louder, more openly rowdy kind of comedy.
Why it fits
Cunk on Cinema turns expert interviews into deadpan absurdity; St. Denis Medical brings that mockumentary setup to an overworked hospital team trying to care for patients. The laughs are warmer and more rooted in coworker camaraderie, with understaffing and limited resources driving the daily chaos.
Why it fits
Cunk on Cinema makes straight-faced questions the joke, while Scènes de Ménages finds comedy in sharp exchanges over ordinary domestic irritations. Its short sketches trade expert interviews for couples’ bickering and tender moments, making it a more intimate, relationship-focused choice for quick laughs.
Why it fits
Cunk on Cinema uses absurd expert interviews to puncture serious subjects; The Varnell Hill Show turns its comedy toward showbiz egos and a chaotic writers’ room. Expect less film-history silliness and more workplace satire, as a veteran host fights network pressure, family drama, and a changing industry.
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