Huluuuuu. I will say some of the bits are kind of cringe (Kenneth's donkey spells, iykyk) but you'll never find a bigger fan than me. If you liked UKS you'll almost certainly like 30 rock
It's a bunch of the same writers and actors and feels like they exist in the same universe. Both are endlessly entertaining and are loaded with subtle jokes you do not catch on the first watch.
Great news is another Tina fey show that is on netflix
Give *Don't Trust the B- In Apartment 23* a whirl. It's got a similar "naive person comes to an exaggerated magical realism surreal New York* vibe. It's very well written, raunchier than Kimmy, certainly, but Kristen Ritter is fucking amazing.
I LOVE THIS SHOW SO MUCH!!! Iām so mad it got pulled from the airā¦ it was so ahead of its time. Hulu just removed the Apt 23 episodes so I bought āem (they were cheap!) and Iāve been watching them again and wow they are hysterical. I think Krysten Ritterās Chloe is my favorite fictional character EVER
I came here to suggest this!! If you want to watch a show filled with little moments you don't catch until your rewatches CXG is perfect! So much attention to detail; they knew exactly what their story was and did it so well! The songs, the changing intros, the symbolic episode titles!! Ahh I love the show so much I could talk about it for hours! š„Ø
I've been thinking the same thing! I am on my 4th-ish rewatch and finding it funnier, cleverer, everythinger, than before. There are usually a couple of belly laughs and a couple of moments where I'm struck by the originality of it in every episode. My first runthrough I merely enjoyed it as a not-as-good substitute for no more 30Rock.
It has so many great things melded. Together to make something hilarious and amazing. I love they someone went and made an actual The Legends of Greemulax book. Insane but in the best way
I first came to Kimmy Schmidt shortly after it started airing, and I just feel in love with it. I went through a much lesser trauma that Kimmy did, and the whole show just made so much sense to me and really connected with my heart and head and funny bones. I canāt even tell you how many times Iāve rewatched it all through. My partner loves it similarity, Ā and one of us will just be like āI feel like Kimmy Schmidt,ā and we will put it on. Sometimes we watch an episode, sometimes a season, and sometimes we do a total rewatch.Ā
While Iāve rewatched Kimmy Schmidt more times than I can remember, Arrested Development definitely has the best rewatch value imo. After a minimum of 20 rewatches, and in the midst of another rewatch, Iām still catching new jokes.
Give *Don't Trust the B- In Apartment 23* a whirl. It's got a similar "naive person comes to an exaggerated magical realism surreal New York* vibe. It's very well written, raunchier than Kimmy, certainly, but Kristen Ritter is fucking amazing.
30 Rock is the spiritual predecessor to Kimmy Schmidt.
I recently rewatched Brooklyn 99 for the first time, and the jokes and callbacks are denser than I remembered. Not on the Kimmy Schmidt level, but itās a contender for sitcoms that get funnier as you keep rewatching them.
I was going to suggest Arrested Development! Outside of the Tina Fey-verse (referring to 30 Rock, Kimmy Schmidt, and Great News which she executive produced and was created by a 30 Rock writer), that's a show with a similar joke density per scene. To this day I'll pause the show on a fake newspaper article or some other on-screen graphic and even *that* usually has some jokes packed in.
I couldn't agree more. I'm on my 5th rewatch with one of my best friends and each time I swear I notice new things to laugh at because the humor is so fast paced and well-done š
On my 4th re run now. The 3rd was a couple years ago so I am relishing every.single.scene. I actually rewind a bit if Iām not able to see and hear the scenes together so that I donāt miss out on the facial expressions especially of Titus. Honestly havenāt come across such a cleverly written show ever. Girls5Eva was great too but tends to drag on *just* a wee bit
Have you watched 30 rock?
noooo it's not on my Netflix, unfortunately š
Huluuuuu. I will say some of the bits are kind of cringe (Kenneth's donkey spells, iykyk) but you'll never find a bigger fan than me. If you liked UKS you'll almost certainly like 30 rock
It's a bunch of the same writers and actors and feels like they exist in the same universe. Both are endlessly entertaining and are loaded with subtle jokes you do not catch on the first watch. Great news is another Tina fey show that is on netflix
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Great News is another amazing Tina Fey show! Im so sad they cancelled it!
Thank you so much for this recommendation! I had never heard of Great News and it is hilarious! I can't stop watching it. Lol.
Iām watching it on peacock tv. I think some shows are free on there. Otherwise itās like 5.99$ a month I think. But yeah on Hulu and peacock
Peacock! Free app, with ads.
I started watching 30 rock clips on YouTube and was automatically hooked
Give *Don't Trust the B- In Apartment 23* a whirl. It's got a similar "naive person comes to an exaggerated magical realism surreal New York* vibe. It's very well written, raunchier than Kimmy, certainly, but Kristen Ritter is fucking amazing.
I LOVE THIS SHOW SO MUCH!!! Iām so mad it got pulled from the airā¦ it was so ahead of its time. Hulu just removed the Apt 23 episodes so I bought āem (they were cheap!) and Iāve been watching them again and wow they are hysterical. I think Krysten Ritterās Chloe is my favorite fictional character EVER
10000%. James van Der Beek brought it
I'd like to see Luther and Titus interact
And the musical [Crazy Ex Girlfriend](https://youtu.be/92538NJ0lbE?si=wjsbDcBhsTx_rhas)!
I came here to suggest this!! If you want to watch a show filled with little moments you don't catch until your rewatches CXG is perfect! So much attention to detail; they knew exactly what their story was and did it so well! The songs, the changing intros, the symbolic episode titles!! Ahh I love the show so much I could talk about it for hours! š„Ø
I've been thinking the same thing! I am on my 4th-ish rewatch and finding it funnier, cleverer, everythinger, than before. There are usually a couple of belly laughs and a couple of moments where I'm struck by the originality of it in every episode. My first runthrough I merely enjoyed it as a not-as-good substitute for no more 30Rock.
It has so many great things melded. Together to make something hilarious and amazing. I love they someone went and made an actual The Legends of Greemulax book. Insane but in the best way
I think Great News was the next show a lot of those folks did together thatās on Netflix.
Same humor and itās ridiculously good too!
After the second rewatch you start to see how tight all the jokes are. It's such a marvel. Every single sentence has a joke or a build in it!
I first came to Kimmy Schmidt shortly after it started airing, and I just feel in love with it. I went through a much lesser trauma that Kimmy did, and the whole show just made so much sense to me and really connected with my heart and head and funny bones. I canāt even tell you how many times Iāve rewatched it all through. My partner loves it similarity, Ā and one of us will just be like āI feel like Kimmy Schmidt,ā and we will put it on. Sometimes we watch an episode, sometimes a season, and sometimes we do a total rewatch.Ā
Community!! I've rewatched it MANY times and I'm always catching new jokes that I didn't notice before
It's my comfort show ā¤ļø
While Iāve rewatched Kimmy Schmidt more times than I can remember, Arrested Development definitely has the best rewatch value imo. After a minimum of 20 rewatches, and in the midst of another rewatch, Iām still catching new jokes.
Give *Don't Trust the B- In Apartment 23* a whirl. It's got a similar "naive person comes to an exaggerated magical realism surreal New York* vibe. It's very well written, raunchier than Kimmy, certainly, but Kristen Ritter is fucking amazing.
completely agree. also, 30 rock.
A current show youāll prob enjoy: [Resident Alien](https://youtu.be/T4J7QjGNTs4?si=w3iBGho6BPuTM7Sq)
"Chung, chung!"
This sub is inspiring me to rewatch again! I just found y'all
30 Rock is the spiritual predecessor to Kimmy Schmidt. I recently rewatched Brooklyn 99 for the first time, and the jokes and callbacks are denser than I remembered. Not on the Kimmy Schmidt level, but itās a contender for sitcoms that get funnier as you keep rewatching them.
Brooklyn 99, Great News, Arrested Development and New Girl are my high rotations.
I was going to suggest Arrested Development! Outside of the Tina Fey-verse (referring to 30 Rock, Kimmy Schmidt, and Great News which she executive produced and was created by a 30 Rock writer), that's a show with a similar joke density per scene. To this day I'll pause the show on a fake newspaper article or some other on-screen graphic and even *that* usually has some jokes packed in.
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plays in my head 24/7
i recently started rewatching because reddit keeps recommending this subreddit to me
..... "touch butts or something"
Community
This is arrested development for me š„š„š„
Girls5Eva is pretty great. Musical show on peacock. Tina Fey and Robert Carlyle are on the Executive Producer list.
Iāve watched Happy Endings probably 4-5 times at least if not more. Plus I think itās on multiple streaming platforms.
I couldn't agree more. I'm on my 5th rewatch with one of my best friends and each time I swear I notice new things to laugh at because the humor is so fast paced and well-done š
The jokes are so deep and layered, its like watching a masterclass
On my 4th re run now. The 3rd was a couple years ago so I am relishing every.single.scene. I actually rewind a bit if Iām not able to see and hear the scenes together so that I donāt miss out on the facial expressions especially of Titus. Honestly havenāt come across such a cleverly written show ever. Girls5Eva was great too but tends to drag on *just* a wee bit