You're the Worst
Why this pick
Its caustic, self-aware comedy and defiantly unpleasant friends match Difficult People's pleasure in sharp insults, social discomfort, and characters who refuse easy likability.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE SERIES
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Its caustic, self-aware comedy and defiantly unpleasant friends match Difficult People's pleasure in sharp insults, social discomfort, and characters who refuse easy likability.
Why this pick
A fast, joke-dense New York comedy about ambitious, emotionally messy adults, with celebrity-culture satire and the same willingness to make its leads spectacularly petty.
Why this pick
It shares the millennial Manhattan milieu, acidic observations, and morally dubious ensemble; its deadpan awkwardness gradually carries the comedy into stranger territory.
Why this pick
For the rapid-fire pop-culture references and tightly written friendship banter: its ensemble is warmer than Difficult People's, but equally committed to absurdly specific jokes.
Why this pick
Another distinctly New York best-friend comedy driven by chaotic schemes, unapologetic leads, and a loose, escalating energy that favors comic embarrassment over conventional polish.
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01 / THE STORY
Difficult People stars Klausner and Eichner as best friends living in New York City whose typical, irreverent behavior lands them in some very awkward situations.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Julie Kessler

Billy Epstein

Arthur Tack

Marilyn Kessler

Matthew
Nate
Lola

Denise