Did you laugh at ‘Community’? Tune into these hilarious comedy TV shows

You’ve just finished bingeing your way through Community, and now you’re looking for another TV show to satisfy your need for top-tier comedy. Community was one of the best comedy shows ever created, so anything that follows it up will have a tough job competing. Luckily, when Community ended, its cast poured their talents into a wide variety of great projects, and the universe keeps expanding with new developments.

Here’s a look at some of the best comedy shows that you can check out after Community.

BoJack Horseman

This Netflix original TV show stars Community cast member Alison Brie. BoJack Horseman was one of Netflix’s first attempts at creating original content, and it’s still one of the best shows the streaming giant has ever created. It ran for six seasons from 2014 to 2020 and received rave reviews from critics and audiences. IndieWire named BoJack Horseman the greatest animated show of all time.

The series is filled with anthropomorphic animals and hilarious visual gags. Its titular character, voiced by Will Arnett, is a washed-up star of a 90s sitcom. In order to make ends meet, he decides to have a ghostwriter, played by Alison Brie, help him create a memoir. BoJack Horseman is consistently funny and surprisingly heartfelt, and its final season landed in January 2020.

Love

Love is a romantic comedy series starring Paul Rust and Community’s Gillian Jacobs. The show, from creator Judd Apatow, was billed as a “down-to-earth look at dating”. It aired for three seasons from 2016 to 2018 and delivered thirty-four episodes total.

Audiences adored Love, which illuminated the highs and lows of building a modern relationship. Critics praised the writing and performances, especially Jacobs’s. The Hollywood Reporter said the Community star carried the show with “a great, uncompromising performance”. If you’re a fan of rom-coms, all thirty-four episodes of Love await you on Netflix. Paul Rust has floated the idea of more episodes, though a reunion feels unlikely.

Atlanta

Here’s a TV show written and created by Community star Donald Glover. Community put Glover on the map, but since leaving the show he’s become one of the most prolific creators in the entire entertainment industry. He’s toured the world as rapper Childish Gambino, delivered comedy specials to packed theaters, and starred in a Star Wars film and Disney’s live-action remake of The Lion King.

Atlanta aired four seasons on FX from 2016 to 2022. The show follows Earn, played by Glover, as he tries to raise his daughter and make ends meet by managing his cousin’s rap career. Its first season won the Golden Globe for Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy. The fourth season served as the final chapter.

Mythic Quest

If you couldn’t get enough of Danny Pudi in Community, you’ll absolutely want to take a look at his newest TV show. Mythic Quest was created by Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, and Megan Ganz, who are some of the creative powerhouses behind It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Apple TV ordered the show direct-to-series back in 2018, and it ran for four seasons before its cancellation in April 2025.

Mythic Quest takes place in the offices of the world’s most popular massively multiplayer online role-playing game. Pudi plays the game’s cutthroat head of monetization. Mythic Quest is one of the funniest sitcoms that aired in recent years, and its focus on characterization and development rivals that of Community. Plans for an updated finale episode are in the works.

Rick and Morty

Chances are you’re well aware of Rick and Morty, but we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention it here. Community creator Dan Harmon co-created the Adult Swim hit with Justin Roiland. The two of them continue to write and produce the show’s new seasons, though Roiland stepped away after Season 7. Season 7 aired in 2023 and 2024 with new voice actors, and Season 8 is expected in 2025.

Rick and Morty follows the misadventures of Rick Sanchez and his grandson Morty Smith. Rick is a genius, dimension-hopping scientist with a stunning – and frequently hilarious – lack of empathy. Morty is a not-so-bright teenager who’s just happy to tag along with his grandfather. Rick and Morty continues many of the trends that made Community such a fantastic comedy.

The Community Movie

Peacock ordered a feature-length Community movie in 2022, and the script is complete. Filming updates are ongoing as of 2026, with Donald Glover confirming active work. The core cast including Joel McHale, Alison Brie, Danny Pudi, and Gillian Jacobs remain attached. This reunion project keeps the Greendale gang in motion and gives fans another dose of the meta-humor that defined the original series.

Other Cast Projects Post-Community

Community alumni have kept busy across multiple platforms. Joel McHale has hosted and acted in several comedy specials and series, while Ken Jeong has balanced stand-up with recurring roles in ensemble comedies. Danny Pudi has appeared in voice work and live-action guest spots that lean into the same quick timing he brought to Abed. These projects show how the cast carried the show’s ensemble energy into new formats.

Animated Comedies Like Community

BoJack Horseman and Rick and Morty both lean on sharp writing and character arcs that feel closer to live-action prestige shows than typical cartoons. BoJack mixed dark humor with emotional depth, while Rick and Morty layered pop-culture references with sci-fi chaos. Fans of Community’s meta gags often find the same payoff in these animated series because they treat animation as a tool rather than a limit.

Where to Stream These Shows in 2026

Streaming rights shift regularly, so availability changes from month to month. BoJack Horseman and Love remain on Netflix. Atlanta lives on FX and Hulu. Mythic Quest stays on Apple TV+. Rick and Morty airs on Adult Swim and streams on Max. Checking each platform’s current catalog before you start a binge saves time and keeps the laughs coming without interruption.

Community's Influence on Modern Comedies

Dan Harmon’s continued work on Rick and Morty carries forward the layered pop-culture jokes and group dynamics that defined Community. The cast’s later projects echo the same meta-humor and ensemble interplay, whether through quick-cut gags or self-aware storylines. Viewers who trace the DNA of recent smart comedies often land back at Community as a key influence on how writers balance heart and absurdity in group settings.

Those are our picks for a Community follow-up binge. Which show will you be throwing on tonight? Let us know in the comments!