What To Watch If You Love 'The Kominsky Method'
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This romantic comedy anthology about people from all walks of life looking for love will appeal to Kominsky Method fans.
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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
Following a young woman trying to break into show business, this is a perfect show for The Kominsky Method enthusiasts.
A housewife living comfortably in the 1950s changes everything to pursue a newly discovered talent. - Photo: Fleabag320 VOTES
Fleabag
Dry and brutally funny, Fleabag can scratch your Kominsky Method itch very well.
Fleabag, a dark comedy that has garnered numerous accolades including six Emmy Awards, offers a refreshingly honest portrayal of a complex and flawed protagonist. The show's creator, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, masterfully plays the lead role of Fleabag, a young woman navigating the challenges of modern life in London while grappling with grief and self-discovery. The series is lauded for its sharp wit, engaging dialogue, and dynamic performances from its ensemble cast, which includes Sian Clifford as Claire, Fleabag's high-strung sister, and Olivia Colman as their passive-aggressive stepmother. Fleabag's unique blend of humor and raw emotion provides a compelling exploration of vulnerability and resilience, leaving audiences both entertained and deeply moved.More Fleabag- Dig Deeper...The Best Characters On 'Fleabag'
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Like a gender-flipped The Kominsky Method, this show follows the comic misadventures of two older women embracing change late in life.
Long-time rivals are brought together when their husbands fall in love with each other.More Grace and Frankie- Dig Deeper...19 'Grace And Frankie' Moments That Are 100% Relatable
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Michael Douglas fans will want to finish their Kominsky Method binge and go right into this comedy film about older friends in Las Vegas.
Aging pals Billy (Michael Douglas), Paddy (Robert De Niro), Archie (Morgan Freeman) and Sam (Kevin Kline) have been best friends since childhood. When Billy finally proposes to his much-younger girlfriend, all four friends go to Las Vegas to celebrate the end of Billy's longtime bachelorhood and relive their glory days. However, the four quickly realize that the intervening decades have changed Sin City and tested their friendship in ways they had not imagined.More Last Vegas- #100 of 131 onThe Best Movies Of 2013
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This comic drama about an older man re-entering the work force is an ideal next watch for Kominsky Method enthusiasts.
Starting a new job can be a difficult challenge, especially if you're already retired. Looking to get back into the game, 70-year-old widower Ben Whittaker (Robert De Niro) seizes the opportunity to become a senior intern at an online fashion site. Ben soon becomes popular with his younger co-workers, including Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway), the boss and founder of the company. Whittaker's charm, wisdom and sense of humor help him develop a special bond and growing friendship with Jules.More The Intern- #8 of 55 onThe Best Movies About Falling in Love Late in Life, Ranked
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Barry
This show about a hitman taking an acting class is the perfect next binge for folks who just finished The Kominsky Method.
A disillusioned assassin accepts a job in Los Angeles, where he discovers an interest in acting.More Barry- #41 of 144 onThe Best Of Premium Cable TV Series
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From the same creator as The Kominsky Method, this show follows the comic adventures of an older woman running a marijuana dispensary.
Disjointed is a cannabis-centric sitcom that follows Ruth Whitefeather Feldman (Kathy Bates), a lifelong advocate for marijuana legalization who finally lives out her dream of running a Los Angeles cannabis dispensary. The show features the highs and lows of her eccentric staff and the customers they serve. The themes include the generational divide in attitudes toward marijuana, the pursuit of happiness, and the challenges of small business ownership. While Disjointed delivers its humor through a haze of stoner jokes and psychedelic cutaway sequences, it also touches on more serious issues such as PTSD and the legal ramifications surrounding cannabis. Despite its timely subject matter and Bates' star power, the show was not recognized with major awards and was canceled after one season. - Photo: FX95 VOTES
This FX series about musicians and their managers in Atlanta trying to make shares similar themes of hope and ambition with The Kominsky Method.
Venturing into the realm of dark comedy and drama, Atlanta masterfully explores the life of aspiring rapper Alfred "Paper Boi" Miles (Brian Tyree Henry) and his cousin-turned-manager, Earn Marks (Donald Glover). With its raw portrayal of the music industry, the series delves into themes of race, relationships, and the pursuit of success. Garnering numerous accolades, including two Golden Globe Awards and two Primetime Emmy Awards, Atlanta has cemented itself as a must-watch show. The distinctive storytelling, combined with Glover's multifaceted talents and a strong supporting cast, creates an unforgettable journey through the city's vibrant and challenging landscape.More Atlanta- Dig Deeper...The Best Characters on FX's Atlanta, Ranked
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People looking for a show about actors getting a second chance in their careers will enjoy Oscar-winner Birdman.
Birdman is a black comedy-drama, a tour-de-force of cinema from director Alejandro González Iñárritu. The story revolves around Riggan Thomson (Michael Keaton), a washed-up Hollywood actor known for his role as the superhero Birdman. In an attempt to reclaim his past glory and artistic credibility, he directs and stars in a Broadway adaptation of Raymond Carver's short story What We Talk About When We Talk About Love. Balancing his deteriorating personal life with professional challenges, Riggan grapples with self-doubt, ego, and his alter-ego Birdman. Aided by stellar performances from Emma Stone (as Sam, Riggan's daughter) and Edward Norton (as Mike Shiner, a volatile method actor), Birdman earned four Academy Awards in 2015 including Best Picture and Best Director.- Photo: Master of None117 VOTES
This Netflix series that follows the struggles of a comedian trying to make it in the entertainment industry shares similar themes to the The Kominsky Method.
Master of None, a critically acclaimed comedy-drama series, has garnered praise for its authentic portrayal of the modern-day human experience. Through the eyes of Dev Shah (played by Aziz Ansari), viewers are treated to a refreshingly honest look at life's complexities, ranging from love and relationships to career choices and cultural identity. The show's unique narrative style, combining humor and heartfelt moments, has earned it numerous accolades, including a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing. With its diverse cast and thought-provoking themes, Master of None continues to engage audiences as it explores the challenges and joys of navigating the world today.More Master of None- #4 of 20 onThe Best Current Shows That Deal with Race Relations
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The Kominsky Method lovers will find much to enjoy in this uplifting comedy about four older female friends discovering themselves.
Four friends' lives are turned upside down when their book club tackles the infamous "50 Shades of Grey." From discovering new romance to rekindling old flames, they inspire each other to make their next chapter the best chapter.More Book Club- #45 of 56 onThe Best Movies About Having A Midlife Crisis
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Interested in light hearted stories about the ups and downs of getting older while living with your elderly father? Frasier's got your back.
The psychiatrist helms a radio call-in show in Seattle.More Frasier- Dig Deeper...The Best Frasier Episodes of All Time
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If you're a fan of Michael Douglas's work in The Kominsky Method, you'll love his award winning performance in Behind the Candelabra.
World-famous pianist Liberace (Michael Douglas) takes much-younger Scott Thorson (Matt Damon) as a lover, but the relationship deteriorates when Liberace takes other bedmates and Thorson becomes addicted to drugs.More Behind the Candelabra- #42 of 99 onThe Best Period Movies Set in the '80s
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If The Kominsky Method fans can't get enough Alan Arkin, this comedy about a group of older bank robbers is the perfect followup.
Lifelong buddies Willie (Morgan Freeman), Joe (Michael Caine) and Albert (Alan Arkin) decide to buck retirement and step off the straight-and-narrow when their pension funds become a corporate casualty. Desperate to pay the bills and come through for their loved ones, the three men risk it all by embarking on a daring adventure to knock off the very bank that absconded with their money. - Photo: Jean-Claude Van Johnson164 VOTES
A meta-comedy starring an aging former action star, this show is a great next watch for folks who just finished The Kominsky Method.
Jean-Claude Van Johnson (Amazon Video, 2017) is an American action comedy-drama television series created by Dave Callaham. Global martial arts sensation Jean-Claude Van Damme is also a former undercover operative, but a chance encounter with a former lover will pull him back into the dangerous world of espionage. - Photo: Brockmire174 VOTES
This sitcom about a disgraced baseball announcer trying to start over is an ideal followup for The Kominsky Method enthusiasts.
Sports announcer Jim Brockmire reclaims his career by calling minor league games in a small town.More Brockmire- #37 of 70 onAll The TV Shows That Ended in 2020, Ranked
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A great show about coming close to achieving your dreams for lovers of The Kominsky Method.
A comic reevaluates his life after discovering that his wife is unfaithful. - Photo: Perfect Harmony192 VOTES
A comedy about an older man finding a new lease on life, this show is great for Kominsky Method watchers.
Perfect Harmony, which premiered on September 26, 2019, is a musical comedy series that follows the story of former Princeton music professor Arthur Cochran played by Emmy Award winner Bradley Whitford. After stumbling into a small-town church choir practice, Arthur finds an unlikely new family in a group of singers that are out of tune in more ways than one. As he helps them find their voice, he also starts to find his own path. The show cleverly blends humor with heartfelt moments and highlights themes of community, redemption, and the power of music.More Perfect Harmony- #92 of 308 onThe Best Shows Canceled After a Single Season
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The Other Two
Folks who enjoy The Kominsky Method's look at Hollywood life will enjoy this show about the world of being famous.
In a refreshing take on the world of fame and family dynamics, The Other Two masterfully weaves together humor and heart. Centering around aspiring actor Cary (Drew Tarver) and his sister Brooke (Heléne Yorke), the show explores their lives as they navigate the sudden rise to stardom of their younger brother, Chase (Case Walker). The series, which has garnered critical acclaim and a Writer's Guild of America nomination, delves into the complexities of sibling relationships and personal ambitions, all while maintaining a clever balance between satire and genuine emotion. With its engaging storylines and authentic performances, The Other Two is a must-watch for those seeking a fresh perspective on the entertainment industry.More The Other Two- #33 of 55 onThe 50+ Best HBO Comedies, Ranked
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The Kominsky Method admirers will love this show about entering a new chapter of life with humor and grace.
An ex-surfer who is drifting aimlessly through life finds fellowship at a fraternal lodge. - Photo: CBS227 VOTES
This other popular Chuck Lorre sitcom features the same mix of heart and hilarity fans of The Kominsky Method have come to expect.
Bonnie, a recovering alcoholic, and her friends help each other overcome their past mistakes. - Photo: Carol's Second Act233 VOTES
The Kominsky Method admirers will enjoy this show about an aging former teacher who decides to pursue her dream of becoming a doctor.
With a comedic touch on the ever-evolving journey of self-discovery, Carol's Second Act follows the story of Carol Kenney, portrayed by the talented Patricia Heaton, as she embarks on a new career in medicine after retiring from teaching. The sitcom delves into the challenges faced by this spirited 50-year-old medical intern, navigating the complexities of the hospital environment alongside her younger, more tech-savvy peers. The show has garnered attention for its refreshing take on ageism and the pursuit of passion regardless of life stage. Boasting a strong ensemble cast, the series expertly balances humor with heartfelt moments, making it a truly enjoyable viewing experience.More Carol's Second Act- #249 of 307 onThe Best Shows Canceled After a Single Season
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The Kominsky Method enthusiasts will love this traditional sitcom about life in LA.
A man realizes the key to fitting in with his new community is befriending his opinionated neighbor.More The Neighborhood- #23 of 138 onThe Best Black TV Shows of the Last Few Years
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Fans of The Kominsky Method will enjoy this sitcom's take on living and working in Hollywood.
A seemingly confident writer exposes her inner immaturity and neuroses in unexpected situations. - Photo: The Good Place263 VOTES
Fans of The Kominsky Method's take on mortality might get a kick out of this afterlife centric comedy.
In a celestial realm of moral quandaries and existential humor, The Good Place explores humanity's capacity for change through a group of diverse individuals navigating the afterlife. With its Emmy-nominated writing and stellar ensemble cast, including Kristen Bell as Eleanor Shellstrop and Ted Danson as Michael, the show cleverly delves into philosophical concepts while maintaining a witty and heartfelt tone. The unexpected twists and turns keep audiences engaged without sacrificing substance, as the characters grapple with ethical dilemmas and forge unlikely friendships. This thought-provoking comedy offers a refreshing take on the meaning of life, love, and personal growth.More The Good Place- Dig Deeper...The Best Characters on The Good Place, Ranked
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The Kominsky Method fans will love this show about an aging television presenter having trouble confronting reality.
Kidding, which premiered on September 9, 2018, is a dark comedy-drama starring Jim Carrey as Jeff Piccirillo, a beloved children's television presenter who struggles to maintain his sanity as his family life disintegrates. The show dives into themes of grief, mental health, and the dichotomy between a public persona and private life. Actors Frank Langella, Catherine Keener, and Judy Greer also star in this series created by Dave Holstein and directed by Michel Gondry. Kidding earned Golden Globe nominations for Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy and Best Actor for Carrey.More Kidding- #11 of 17 onUnderrated TV Shows With Major Stars That Somehow Fell Through The Cracks
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Better Things
A comedy about the difficulty of balancing work and life in Hollywood, this is sure to appeal to Kominsky Method lovers.
Better Things, a poignant dramedy series, delves into the complexities of modern-day motherhood and womanhood. The show is masterfully anchored by Pamela Adlon, who not only stars as Sam Fox but also serves as the series' co-creator and director. This critically acclaimed gem has garnered multiple Emmy nominations for its authentic storytelling and compelling performances. As a single mother of three daughters, Sam navigates the challenges of raising a family while maintaining a career in the entertainment industry. With its sharp wit and unapologetic honesty, Better Things offers a refreshing and relatable perspective on the trials and triumphs of balancing work, family, and personal growth.More Better Things- Dig Deeper...What to Watch If You Love Better Things
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This true-life tale explores the darker side of the show business world and is perfect for Kominsky Method fans who want more drama.
Delving into the complex relationship between two Broadway legends, Fosse/Verdon offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of theater, dance, and entertainment. Set against the backdrop of New York City, this drama series explores the personal and professional lives of director-choreographer Bob Fosse (Sam Rockwell) and his muse, the talented dancer Gwen Verdon (Michelle Williams). Through its eight episodes, the show has garnered critical acclaim, earning multiple Emmy nominations and a Golden Globe win for Williams's outstanding performance. As viewers are transported to a bygone era, they witness the duo's triumphs and struggles, all while celebrating their artistic contributions to the stage. - Photo: CBS304 VOTES
This sitcom about a middle-aged man finding love is a perfect followup for folks who just finished a Kominsky Method binge.
A businessman falls for his cardiac nurse while recovering from a heart attack.More Bob Hearts Abishola- #13 of 54 onThe Best New CBS TV Shows of the Last Few Years
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