The Comeback
Why this pick
Like Extras, this is a painfully funny show-business mockumentary built around a performer chasing relevance, with escalating social discomfort and a surprisingly compassionate view of professional humiliation.
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Why this pick
Like Extras, this is a painfully funny show-business mockumentary built around a performer chasing relevance, with escalating social discomfort and a surprisingly compassionate view of professional humiliation.
Why this pick
Its cringe-comedy engine and mercilessly escalating misunderstandings closely suit Extras, trading Andy’s industry frustrations for Larry’s self-inflicted social disasters.
Why this pick
A sharp, character-led backstage satire whose celebrity culture, fragile egos, and uncomfortable realism anticipate Extras’ blend of professional desperation and caustic comedy.
Why this pick
From the creators of Extras, it returns to the mock-documentary form, awkward celebrity encounters, and an entertainment-industry striver whose dignity repeatedly collides with ambition.
Why this pick
Alan’s desperate career management and oblivious self-promotion make this a richly embarrassing companion to Andy Millman’s pursuit of creative validation.
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01 / THE STORY
Andy Millman is an actor with ambition and a script. Reduced to working as an extra with a useless agent, Andy's attempts to boost his career invariably end in failure and embarrassment.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Andy Millman

Maggie Jacobs

Darren Lamb
Himself (as 'Barry')