10 Shows Like Drawn Together (2004)

Description: Pioneered adult-oriented animated humor with satirical takes on family life, society, and pop culture, setting the stage for later shows.

Fact: Holds the record for the longest-running American sitcom and animated program, with over 700 episodes.

Description: Known for its crude humor, satirical take on pop culture, and no-holds-barred approach to controversial topics, it shares a similar irreverent and boundary-pushing style.

Fact: Originally created using cut-out construction paper, which was later replaced by computer animation mimicking the same style.

Description: Features a mix of adult humor, pop culture references, and non-sequitur jokes, aligning with a similar comedic tone and satirical edge.

Fact: Was canceled twice before being revived due to strong DVD sales and high ratings in syndication.

Description: Embraces absurdist humor and surreal storytelling, often breaking the fourth wall and defying traditional narrative structures.

Fact: Originally intended to be a detective show, but quickly abandoned the premise in favor of bizarre, unrelated plots.

Description: Combines sharp social commentary with exaggerated animation and humor, often tackling race, politics, and culture in a provocative manner.

Fact: Based on a comic strip by Aaron McGruder, the show was initially met with controversy for its unapologetic take on sensitive subjects.

Description: Mixes political satire with absurd humor and surreal storylines, often pushing the envelope with its content and themes.

Fact: Originally conceived as a more politically focused show, it gradually shifted to focus more on the family's bizarre antics.

Description: Uses stop-motion animation to deliver rapid-fire sketches and parodies, much like the fast-paced, irreverent humor found in adult animated shows.

Fact: Many episodes are written and produced in just a few weeks, allowing for timely pop culture references.

Description: Features a mix of dark humor, rapid-fire dialogue, and satirical takes on superhero tropes, aligning with a similarly offbeat comedic style.

Fact: Created by the same team behind 'Archer,' it shares a similar sense of humor and visual aesthetic.

Description: Blends espionage tropes with adult humor and sharp wit, often breaking the fourth wall and featuring self-referential jokes.

Fact: The show's animation style is heavily influenced by mid-20th-century graphic design, giving it a unique visual flair.

Description: Combines sci-fi adventure with dark humor, meta-commentary, and a willingness to explore bizarre and often controversial themes.

Fact: The show's creators pitched it as a parody of 'Back to the Future,' but it quickly evolved into its own unique universe.