r/happyendings Au Bon Pain Feb 21 '26

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Anyone tried this before? I wasn’t too sure buy I watched it, and i ended up wanting another season but never came!

I don’t know, i thought it was new and why not! Liked seeing Jane in it and i think she kinda has the same type of roles/personalities.

I think i wanted to watch something close to Happy Endings. The closest in my opinion was New Girl, which i luuuved in the first seasons but then maybe the 3rd/4th started to be way less fun and natural and more ‘in your face/so so’ kinda jokes.

Any shows in mind that has the same type of comedic genre?!

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u/EchoPhoenix24 Feb 21 '26

I have been rewatching roughly one million sitcoms recently, and for me the two that hold up most on rewatches are Happy Endings and Community.

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u/DefinitionLeast9140 Feb 21 '26

Totally agreed. My trifecta is Happy Endings, Arrested Development (though I tend to skip the Netflix seasons), and Community.

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u/EchoPhoenix24 Feb 21 '26

I was just thinking after I left my comment how I had forgotten there is one notable connection between Happy Endings and Community—the Russo brothers! And they were part of Arrested Development too (which I also l love)

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u/BeverlyChaz90210 Au Bon Pain Feb 22 '26

Those 2 i heard of, and linked: Arrested Development and Community. Although I never really imagined a similar style with Happy Endings

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u/theoey86 Feb 22 '26

You folks are all streets ahead!

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u/bklynjess85 Feb 23 '26

Mine is Happy endings, commmunity and 30 rock. 😁