Shows Like It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Co-created by and starring Rob Mac with the same Sunny ensemble-of-narcissists workplace dynamic, just slightly softer.

Two delusional male slackers whose self-serving schemes always backfire — UK cousin to the Gang's cringe sitcom DNA.

Sharp, dark ensemble comedy about an irredeemable selfish family scheming over each other — Sunny's closest tonal cousin on US TV.

Same dive-bar setting and dysfunctional barfly orbit, though far more dramatic and somber than Sunny's manic tone.

Working-class lowlifes scamming their way through life with crude humor and zero moral compass — dramedy version of the Gang's chaos.

Foundational politically incorrect sitcom about an unlikable family — clear ancestor to Sunny's anti-sitcom ethos.

Politically incorrect, crude, dysfunctional-family humor that shares Sunny's no-sacred-cows sensibility.

Dysfunctional family chaos with broad comedic energy, though far more wholesome than Sunny.

Bickering-family sitcom where small situations escalate absurdly — same comedy-of-discomfort engine, gentler stakes.

Adult-animated friend-group sitcom about thirty-somethings making bad choices, lighter and more surreal than Sunny.

Adult friends destabilizing each other's lives through bad decisions — softer, sweeter relative of Sunny's friendship dynamic.

Family-business dark comedy/drama, but tonally far more earnest and grief-driven than Sunny.

FX ensemble of selfish friends sabotaging each other through fantasy football — closest spiritual sibling to Sunny.

Trio of degenerate male friends running schemes from a workplace — direct heir to Sunny's slacker-bro dynamic.

Awful narcissistic family operating a business and feuding with each other — Danny McBride's spiritual cousin to Sunny's Gang.