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Shows Like Grace and Frankie

If Grace and Frankie (our verdict: 8/10) left you scrolling for something similar, these 8 picks scratch the same itch. Every one has been watched and reviewed by us — no algorithm filler, just what actually comes next.

Grace and Frankie streams on Netflix; the picks below are spread across the usual suspects, and each review says where to watch.

Shrinking

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Shrinking

Apple TV+ · The Verdict: 9/10

Why it's a match: Hand-picked next binge after Grace and Frankie.

Grief is messy. Friendship is chaotic. Somehow, Shrinking turns both into one of the warmest shows on television.

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Ginny & Georgia

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Ginny & Georgia

Netflix · The Verdict: 9/10

Why it's a match: Same drama and family energy.

A teen drama with a con-woman mother, a buried body, and small-town secrets that refuse to stay buried.

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Reservation Dogs

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Reservation Dogs

Hulu · The Verdict: 9/10

Why it's a match: Same comedy and drama energy.

Reservation Dogs is a groundbreaking and heartwarming dramedy, offering a vital and funny glimpse into Indigenous teen life in rural Oklahoma.

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Your Friends & Neighbors

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Your Friends & Neighbors

Apple TV+ · The Verdict: 8.5/10

Why it's a match: Same drama and comedy energy.

Jon Hamm gets fired, gets divorced, and starts quietly robbing his obscenely rich neighbours. Then it gets messy.

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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

Prime Video · The Verdict: 8/10

Why it's a match: Same comedy and drama energy.

A dazzling, fast-talking delight that perfectly blends sharp wit with compelling drama against a vibrant 1950s backdrop.

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Hacks

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Hacks

HBO Max · The Verdict: 8/10

Why it's a match: Same comedy and drama energy.

Jean Smart’s legendary Deborah Vance and her reluctant Gen Z writer trade venom, vulnerability, and career-ending zingers in the sharpest comedy on TV.

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On My Block

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On My Block

Netflix · The Verdict: 7/10

Why it's a match: Same netflix and comedy energy.

A coming-of-age Netflix series about four friends navigating high school, neighborhood schemes, and the messy realities of growing up in Los Angeles.

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Good Girls

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Good Girls

Netflix · The Verdict: 7/10

Why it's a match: Same drama and family energy.

Three suburban moms rob a grocery store and stumble into a criminal underworld they never planned to navigate.

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What should I watch after Grace and Frankie?

Start with Shrinking or Ginny & Georgia. Both sit in the same corner of The Stream as Grace and Frankie, and we've reviewed every title on this page so you're not going in blind.

Is Grace and Frankie worth watching?

We gave it 8/10. The best thing about Grace and Frankie isn’t the plot. It’s the sheer, chaotic pleasure of watching two wildly different older women discover that, together, they’re unstoppable.

How many shows like Grace and Frankie are on this list?

We list 8 shows like Grace and Frankie: Shrinking, Ginny & Georgia, Reservation Dogs, Your Friends & Neighbors, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Hacks, On My Block, Good Girls. Every one has a full Stream & Scream review.

Which show like Grace and Frankie is rated highest?

Shrinking is our highest-rated pick here with 9/10, streaming on Apple TV+. Grief is messy. Friendship is chaotic. Somehow, Shrinking turns both into one of the warmest shows on television.

Where can I stream shows like Grace and Frankie?

The picks on this page are spread across Apple TV+, Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, while Grace and Frankie itself streams on Netflix. Each review says where to watch.