7 Goofy Shows to Watch on Netflix After One Piece

While One Piece delves into timeless themes of camaraderie, guilt, and forgiveness, a large part of its allure stems from its decision not to take itself too seriously.

This self-awareness has allowed it to strike a successful balance between drama and comedy, some poignant moments and outright silliness. If one season of One Piece wasn't enough for you, here's a list of equally goofy shows available on Netflix.

7. Murderville (2022, 1 season)

This show centers around Detective Terry and his ex-wife, Police Chief Rhonda. Rhonda assigns Terry a new partner to investigate a crime in each episode. The twist is that the partners are celebrity guest stars who haven't seen the script. Don't expect a straight-laced procedural from Murderville; it's a surreal show that relies heavily on improvisation.

6. Maniac (2018, 1 season)

Set in a retro-futuristic New York City, the plot follows two strangers (Emma Stone and Jonah Hill) dealing with mental health issues. They participate in a pharmaceutical company's experiment, embarking on a surreal, hallucinogenic journey to confront their traumas.

5. Santa Clarita Diet (2017, 3 seasons)

This comedy-horror narrates the story of Joel (Timothy Olyphant) and Sheila (Drew Barrymore), a happy couple working as real estate agents. Their lives take a dark turn when Sheila dies and is resurrected as a flesh-craving undead.

4. The Umbrella Academy (2019, 3 seasons)

The Umbrella Academy chronicles the story of six students at a boarding school for children with superpowers who investigate the mysterious death of their adoptive father. Despite being laden with drama, the plot is an incredibly fun ride.

3. Kantaro: The Sweet Tooth Salaryman (2017, 1 season)

If you're a fan of Netflix's excellent live-action adaptations of Japanese manga, this quirky series is for you. Ametani Kantaro is a skilled employee at a prestigious publishing company who will do anything to escape work and savor Tokyo's finest desserts.

2. Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts (2020, 3 seasons)

This young adult animated series depicts a post-apocalyptic Los Angeles, where scorched wastelands are inhabited by humans and mutated anthropomorphic animals. The story focuses on a girl named Kipo who embarks on a journey to find her father.

1. Norsemen (2016, 3 seasons)

If Vikings is a dark historical drama, Norsemen is an incredibly humorous comedy about the inhabitants of the Norwegian village of Norheim in the 8th century AD. The series juxtaposes everyday routine with quite serious social issues.