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So, You Just Finished Atlanta, Huh?
Let's face it, Atlanta left a gaping hole in our lives, a void as deep as Paper Boi's pockets after a good show. But fear not, fellow culture vultures, because there’s a whole world of television out there just waiting to be explored. We're here to guide you through the post-Atlanta wilderness, one binge-worthy show at a time.
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| What To Watch After Atlanta |
For the Earn-Wannabes: Grounded Reality
If you loved the raw, often surreal look at the Black experience in Atlanta, you might enjoy these shows:
- Insecure: Issa Rae's masterpiece is like Atlanta’s laid-back cousin. It’s funny, relatable, and doesn’t shy away from the complexities of modern relationships. Plus, the soundtrack is fire.
- Reservation Dogs: This show is like a warm hug on a cold winter day. It's funny, heartwarming, and offers a unique perspective on Native American life.
- Ramy: If you appreciate nuanced characters and a blend of comedy and drama, Ramy is your jam. It's a coming-of-age story set in the American Muslim community.
For the Al-Inspired Dreamers: Elevated Vibes
If you were captivated by the show's surrealist elements and experimental storytelling, check out these:
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- Twin Peaks: Okay, this is a classic, but it’s a classic for a reason. If you loved Atlanta’s weird and wonderful world, you’ll probably dig David Lynch’s mind-bending masterpiece.
- Random Acts of Flyness: This HBO series is a visual and auditory feast, exploring themes of race, sexuality, and identity with a raw and poetic sensibility.
- The Eric Andre Show: If you laughed out loud at Atlanta’s more absurd moments, this chaotic, unpredictable show is right up your alley.
For the Darius-Lovers: Quirky and Curious
If you found Darius's infectious optimism and childlike wonder endearing, these shows might hit the spot:
- Community: While not exactly similar, this cult classic has a lovable ensemble cast and plenty of quirky humor. Plus, it's got a certain je ne sais quoi that might remind you of Atlanta.
- BoJack Horseman: This animated show is surprisingly deep and often hilarious. The titular character's self-destructive behavior might remind you of certain Atlanta characters.
- The Good Place: This smart, funny comedy about morality and philosophy might scratch that intellectual itch that Atlanta sometimes did.
How to Find Your Next Binge-Worthy Show
- How to identify your favorite aspects of Atlanta: Think about what you loved most about the show - the characters, the humor, the themes.
- How to explore similar genres: Once you know what you liked, look for shows with similar genres or themes.
- How to trust your instincts: Ultimately, the best way to find a new show to love is to trust your gut. If it sounds interesting, give it a shot!
- How to be open-minded: Don't be afraid to try something new. You might be surprised by what you end up loving.
- How to enjoy the ride: Most importantly, relax and enjoy the journey. There's no right or wrong answer when it comes to finding your next favorite show.
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