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2015 · Series · TV-14 · your starting pointIf Younger is the itch, these scratch it — some louder, some quieter. Free ones first.
Shows like Younger, ranked
1. Uptown Girls (2003)
Uptown Girls trades the publishing world for childcare, but both heroines navigate reinvention through deception while discovering that mentorship and honesty matter more than the facades they initially maintain.
2. No Hard Feelings (2023)
Jennifer Westfeldt's direction brings the same blend of romantic comedy and workplace chaos, following a woman navigating unexpected professional territory while managing authentic connections beneath carefully constructed exteriors.
3. Failure to Launch (2006)
Tripp's journey from comfortable stagnation to unexpected growth mirrors Liza's reinvention arc, both anchored by witty banter and the messy reality of pursuing authentic connection while navigating elaborate deceptions.
4. Obvious Child (2014)
Jenny Slate's deadpan delivery and the film's sharp comedy about a woman fumbling through professional and personal reinvention after a life-altering moment mirrors the show's blend of humor and heart around navigating adulthood on your own terms.
5. The Rebound (2009)
Catherine Zeta-Jones leads both stories about women reclaiming their independence and romantic lives after major life disruptions, blending workplace comedy with genuine emotional stakes about reinvention and unexpected attraction.
6. Working Girl (1988)
Liza's climb through Manhattan's publishing world mirrors Tess's resourceful ascent in the corporate ladder, both heroines weaponizing intelligence and charm to outmaneuver workplace hierarchies while pursuing romantic complications.
7. My Old Ass (2024)
The show's sharp exploration of reinvention and self-presentation finds its mirror in this film's playful examination of how we perform different versions of ourselves across time.
8. Two Weeks Notice (2002)
The sharp romantic tension between mismatched workplace partners who navigate professional ambition against personal connection mirrors this film's exploration of identity and reinvention in high-stakes corporate environments.
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