Taste-matched follow-ups
Use this page for more friend group comedy, adult relationship comedy, and awkward social comedy without retreading the same show.
Closest matches first, then broader nearby picks.
Why this fits: The Four Seasons and I Love LA both find comedy in old friends discovering that closeness does not stop people from changing. In The Four Seasons, vacation rituals get awkward when the group absorbs an unexpected newcomer; I Love LA brings that friction into ambition, work, and tangled romances.
Why this fits: The Four Seasons and Platonic make adult friendship funny through familiar people stumbling over old habits and present-day complications. The Four Seasons lets vacation gatherings expose the group’s awkwardness, while Platonic follows two longtime friends whose renewed closeness collides with marriages, careers, and everyday chaos.
Why this fits: The Four Seasons and All the Truth in My Lies turn close-knit friendships into warm comedy, with tension growing as people know each other too well. The Four Seasons finds awkwardness in shared vacations and shifting group dynamics; All the Truth in My Lies adds a road trip where buried secrets strain friendships and romances.
The Four Seasons turns friendship under strain into awkward group comedy, while Adults finds humor in roommates navigating growing pains and romantic missteps. Its warm, low-key hangout style shifts the focus from vacationing friends to younger housemates figuring out everyday life.
The Four Seasons brings adult relationship comedy into a group setting, while Scènes de Ménages mines couples’ domestic bickering and everyday absurdities. Its short-form sketches offer quick recurring laughs rather than the longer vacation-group drama of the Netflix series.
The Four Seasons uses friendship under strain and romantic complications for ensemble comedy, while Divorced Sistas follows female friendship through divorce recovery and dating after divorce. It leans more into messy relationship drama, with sisterhood and rebuilding lives at the center.
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