11 Extraordinary Shows to Watch If You Love Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist

The Good Place follows four humans as they explore the afterlife in a heaven-like utopia — or so they think. While Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist isn't an existential comedy, it shares The Good Place's quirky, heartfelt tone. Plus, if you're as much of a sucker for colorful set designs as Max is for Zoey, The Good Place's bright and happy aesthetic will also give you some eye candy.

Watch The Good Place on Netflix.

Upbeat and aspirational, The Bold Type dives into the professional (and personal) journeys of three BFFs who work at the fictional Scarlet Magazine in New York City. Just like Zoey is trying to make her mark at SPRQ Point, Jane (Katie Stevens) and her friends navigate their up-and-coming media careers together.

Watch The Bold Type on Hulu.

Love yourself a romantic dramedy series? Crazy Ex-Girlfriend will take you along for a ride as Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) leaves life in New York City for a Los Angeles suburb, where she finds herself swept up in a new job and a love triangle.

Watch Crazy Ex-Girlfriend on Netflix.

After getting dumped by her boyfriend, Jules (Kat Dennings) rekindles her friendship with Stella (Shay Mitchell) and Madison (Brenda Song). If you enjoy Zoey and Mo's shenanigans, you'll appreciate Jules's misadventures with her friends. Dollface isn't a musical, but we'd be remiss not to mention its fresh and modern soundtrack.

Watch Dollface on Hulu.

What probably first comes to mind when you think of Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist is one of the biggest musical TV shows of all time: Ryan Murphy's Glee. The high school drama series has a bit more of an acerbic bite than Zoey, but the humor and music will certainly speak to Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist-lovers. (Not to mention Alex Newell, who plays Mo, appeared on Glee for a few seasons.)

Watch Glee on Netflix.

New Girl certainly amps up the quirk factor, but its characters also exhibit a lot of emotional depth over the show's run. The sunny series features the adventures of a teacher named Jess (Zooey Deschanel) as she moves into an apartment full of offbeat guys, who might have a thing or two in common with Zoey's quaint colleagues.

Watch New Girl on Netflix.

Both Schitt's Creek and Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist perfect the art of exaggerated-yet-layered characters — Mo and Moira Rose would definitely be a duo for the ages! In the show, we see the dramatic Rose family as they grow along with the kind residents of Schitt's Creek.

Watch Schitt's Creek on Netflix.

Aidy Bryant's Shrill (based on Lindy West's memoir of the same name) follows Annie's messy relationships with her friends and family as she carves out a space for herself in the editorial world. Just like Zoey, Annie's just trying her best to assert herself under an unpredictable boss.

Watch Shrill on Hulu.

Ellie Kemper's Kimmy Schmidt is also a sweet redhead who has a brigade of quirky, supportive friends by her side as she adjusts to life in a major city. (Plus, she has plenty of colorful outfits to boot!) While Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt lays the jokes on thicker (it's a Tina Fey project, after all), it definitely shares a goofy, warm sensibility with Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.

Watch Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt on Netflix.

On Freeform's Younger, Liza (Sutton Foster) has a secret: she's actually a 40-year-old mom pretending to be in her 20s as she takes on the publishing industry. Like Zoey, she balances her friendships and family life as she rises the ranks at work — we get a taste of a love triangle here as well.

Watch Younger on Hulu.

Featuring stars such as John Slattery, Tina Fey, Anne Hathaway, and more, Amazon's Modern Love is technically an anthology series based on The New York Times podcast of the same name. The episodes often have a warm romantic dramedy element to them, which is definitely a huge theme on Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.

Watch Modern Love on Amazon Prime.