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Shows like The Bold Type

2017 · Series · TV-14 · your starting point
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If you're after that specific blend of workplace ambition, female friendship as the emotional spine, and New York magazine-world energy, you'll likely find your match in Younger or Sex and the City—both nail the sharp dialogue and messy professional evolution that grounds The Bold Type, though Younger probably comes closest to the publishing-specific backdrop and rapid-fire romantic complications. 2 Broke Girls and Girl Clock might scratch a similar itch around friendship-as-survival and the tension between ambition and loyalty, just with less glamour and faster comedic pacing. If you're willing to drift slightly toward prestige drama, The Lady and The Devil Wears Prada capture that same high-stakes fashion/publishing world where principle collides with ambition, though they lean harder into consequences than the original show's lighter touch.

Shows like The Bold Type, ranked

1. 2 Broke Girls (2011)

These two women navigate workplace dynamics while building their entrepreneurial dreams together, balancing ambition with the genuine friendship that grounds every setback and victory.

2. The Bold and the Beautiful (1987)

The fashion industry backdrop and focus on ambitious women navigating workplace rivalries while balancing romantic entanglements and shifting loyalties will resonate with your investment in character-driven ensemble drama.

3. The Devil Wears Prada (2006)

Andy's struggle to navigate the cutthroat magazine world while defining her own ambitions mirrors the central tension that drives each character's arc as they balance professional growth with personal authenticity.

4. Charlie's Angels (1976)

This ensemble follows three capable women navigating high-stakes professional worlds while maintaining unwavering loyalty to each other, balancing ambition with genuine friendship at the core of every adventure.

5. The Other Bennet Sister (2026)

Mary's journey to find her voice and forge her own path outside societal expectations mirrors the self-discovery arc that drives each of your favorite characters at the magazine.

6. Girl Clock (2009)

Christine's journey to navigate motherhood while leaning on her ride-or-die friends mirrors the emotional core of watching women prioritize both their ambitions and the relationships that sustain them through life's messiest chapters.

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