7 Lesser-Known Comedy Shows to Watch on Netflix in September 2023

September has arrived, bringing with it the seasonal autumn blues. Only pumpkin spice lattes, fall colors, and binge-watching light-hearted, humorous, and life-affirming shows can uplift our spirits!

However, dear Netflix subscribers, you've probably binge-watched more than a few popular shows, from The Good Place to pop culture phenomena like The Office and Arrested Development. Let's explore some lesser-known comedy series that can help improve your mood in September 2023!

7. The Hookup Plan (2018, 3 seasons)

This series narrates the story of a Parisian woman who, two years post-breakup, is still attached to her ex-boyfriend. Her friend attempts to resolve the situation by hiring a male escort. However, neither of them anticipates this will evolve into a genuine love story.

6. The Mindy Project (2012, 6 seasons)

Mindy Kaling has created an excellent romantic sitcom partially based on her mother's life. The plot revolves around a gynecologist working in a small practice. Alongside her eccentric co-workers, she navigates both her professional and romantic life.

5. Love (2016, 3 seasons)

This romance series follows two young individuals with serious trust issues residing in the same apartment complex. Both carry their share of emotional baggage, problematic behavioral patterns, and contrasting perspectives. Yet, they don't let these stop them from attempting to build a healthy relationship.

4. Fisk (2021, 2 seasons)

This Australian series follows a lawyer who, after her marriage and career collapse, moves from Sydney to the Melbourne suburbs to work at a firm specializing in wills. Despite her desire to avoid unnecessary human interaction, she finds herself surrounded by incredibly eccentric colleagues and clients.

3. Grace and Frankie (2015, 7 seasons)

This series tells the story of two vastly different women in their golden years whose husbands are not just business partners but also lovers. Confronted with this shocking revelation, the two women strive to come to terms with it, finding solace in each other's company.

2. The Kominsky Method (2018, 3 seasons)

The Kominsky Method trails two old friends: a once-famous Hollywood actor and his agent, who is dealing with his wife's death. The former works as an acting coach, leading to enlightening discoveries for the characters and a plethora of hilarious situations.

1. Master of None (2015, 3 seasons)

This show chronicles the life of a thirty-something commercial actor living in New York City. It's an uplifting narrative that represents the experiences of people of color in the Big Apple, as well as the attempts of alienated individuals to find their place.