Looking for Shows Like ‘Normal People’? These Series Are Just as Binge-Worthy

James (Alex Lawther) and Alyssa (Jessica Barden) may have nothing in common, but that doesn’t stop them from joining forces to find Alyssa’s estranged father, despite the fact that James is a self-proclaimed “psychopath.”

When Miles (Charlie Plummer), or “Pudge,” is sent to a boarding school, he becomes infatuated with an emotionally unstable girl named Alaska (Kristine Froseth) as he chases Renaissance writer François Rabelais’s famous last words, the idea of the “Great Perhaps.” Similar to Normal People, we recommend reading the namesake book by John Green before watching the series.

Meet Mickey and Gus, an average couple who are simply trying to fit in. The show is Judd Apatow’s take on a millennial romance, so prepare for an ideal combination of witty banter and dry humor.

June (Maya Rudolph) and Oscar (Fred Armisen) are pretty much the adult versions of Marianne and Connell. The couple’s predictable suburban lives are turned upside down when they embark on a ski trip gone awry. Will it change their relationship…forever?

If Normal People was a comedy, this would be it. A group of friends preparing to take on their 40s soon learn their past secrets can only stay hidden for so long, so grab the popcorn.

If you’re a sucker for literary references, Dickinson is the show for you. It details the early years of poet Emily Dickinson (Hailee Steinfeld) from a comedic perspective, shining a new light on America’s most famous introvert.

Easy is an anthology series that focuses on a variety of characters living in Chicago. However, the gripping love stories (mixed with modern dating issues) provide a stark parallel to that of Marianne and Connell. Not to mention, it also features an all-star cast, including Jake Johnson, Elizabeth Reaser, Sophia Bush and Orlando Bloom.