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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.

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

Prime Video · The Verdict: 8/10

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

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

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Nobody Wants This

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Nobody Wants This

Netflix · The Verdict: 7.5/10

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

A hot rabbi, a blunt podcaster, and the most charming rom-com chemistry Netflix has had in years.

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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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Awkward.

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Awkward.

Paramount+ · The Verdict: 9.5/10

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

The high school drama we never knew we needed and the love story that keeps you coming back season after season.

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Hart of Dixie

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Hart of Dixie

Prime Video · The Verdict: 9/10

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

Heart-warming southern charm that grows on you and becomes a household staple.

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Shameless

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Shameless

Netflix · The Verdict: 9/10

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

Eleven seasons of the Gallaghers surviving the South Side on charm, crime and sheer stubbornness — chaotic, filthy and far more tender than it lets on.

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The Sex Lives of College Girls

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The Sex Lives of College Girls

Max · The Verdict: 8/10

Why it's a match: Same comedy and female-led energy.

A campus comedy that’s filthy, funny and the best kind of comfort-watch.

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Never Have I Ever

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Never Have I Ever

Netflix · The Verdict: 9.5/10

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

A grief story wearing a teen rom-com's clothes — Devi Vishwakumar is one of the most infuriating, lovable protagonists Netflix has ever produced.

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What should I watch after Grace and Frankie?

Start with The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel or Nobody Wants This. 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: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Nobody Wants This, Shrinking, Awkward., Hart of Dixie, Shameless, The Sex Lives of College Girls, Never Have I Ever. Every one has a full Stream & Scream review.

Which show like Grace and Frankie is rated highest?

Awkward. is our highest-rated pick here with 9.5/10, streaming on Paramount+. The high school drama we never knew we needed and the love story that keeps you coming back season after season.

Where can I stream shows like Grace and Frankie?

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