10 shows to watch if you like 'Emily in Paris'

If you were impressed by Emily Cooper's marketing and social-media skills, then you will probably love TV Land's "Younger" — which was created by the same showrunner, Darren Star.

Struggling to find a job, 40-something divorcée Liza Miller (Sutton Foster) starts lying about her age and embraces her new 26-year-old alter ego to work as an assistant at a prestigious New York City publishing house.

Fancy events, love triangles, and funny Gen X-verse-millennial mishaps take center stage against the backdrop of New York City.

The first six seasons of "Younger" are available to stream on TV Land and Hulu or purchase on Amazon Prime. The show's currently planning for its seventh season.

The CW's "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" centers around Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom), a New York City lawyer who moves to West Covina, California, to rekindle a relationship with an old boyfriend.

Much like Emily, Rebecca uproots her entire life to follow a dream. However, unlike Emily, Rebecca sings her way through all the fun and dramatic moments in her life.

The show has a heartwarming script, endearing small-town characters, and humorous musical numbers.

You can stream all four seasons of "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" on Netflix or purchase it on Amazon Prime.

HBO's "Sex and the City" is one of the network's most celebrated shows. Its success comes down to the relatable storylines, the ultra-glamorous NYC setting, and the fashionable protagonist, Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker).

Like Emily, the show's four leading women deal with friendships, careers, and sexual empowerment, all while donning the latest trends.

You can stream all six seasons of "Sex and the City" on HBO or purchase them on Amazon Prime.

MTV's "Awkward" revolves around the life of unpopular high schooler Jenna (Ashley Rickards), who starts gaining unwanted attention after an unfortunate accident.

If Emily Cooper is the jolly socialite who doesn't take no for an answer, then Jenna is her toned-down, passive-aggressive teenage counterpart.

While trying to navigate high school, relationships, and her new-found status, Jenna continues to find herself in cringeworthy situations.

Fans of "Emily in Paris" will probably relate to Jenna's hilarious misfortunes, if only for the comical exchanges and her hopeless efforts to fit in.

The five seasons of "Awkward" are available to stream on Amazon Prime.

Fox's "New Girl" introduced viewers to the quirky and bubbly Jessica Day (Zooey Deschanel) back in 2011.

When Jess discovers her boyfriend is cheating on her, she moves into an LA loft with three male roommates, and, naturally, chaos ensues.

Jess and Nick's love story is as dysfunctional as it is enviable, and the ridiculous plots that unfold in the loft make for a lighthearted and funny show.

All seven seasons of "New Girl" are available to stream on Netflix or purchase on Amazon Prime.

Amazon Prime's "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" tells the story of a spirited housewife (Rachel Brosnahan) in late-1950s, early-1960s New York, who accidentally becomes a stand-up comedian.

Midge Maisel's breezy personality resembles Emily's, and the show's amusing and well-thought-out script brings one of NYC's most prolific eras in comedy and fashion to life.

The first three seasons of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" are available to stream on Amazon Prime, and the show has been renewed for a fourth season.

Netflix's "Never Have I Ever" is a coming-of-age dramedy series about an Indian-American teen (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan) who's trying to make sense of high school, friends, and family, while dealing with her father's recent death.

Through all of Devi Vishwakumar's all-too-real teen problems, the show remains optimistic and breaks down stereotypes.

You can stream season one of "Never Have I Ever" on Netflix.

HBO Max's "Love Life" is a rom-com anthology series that explores love, professional progress, and friendship throughout a person's lifetime.

Each season focuses on different characters and stories, but the first follows the life of Darby Carter (Anna Kendrick) as she searches for true love.

Fans of "Emily in Paris" will relate to Darby's kindhearted nature and zest for life.

Season one of "Love Life" is available to stream on HBO Max.

Inspired by oboist Blair Tindall's 2005 memoir "Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs, and Classical Music," the Amazon Prime series goes behind the scenes of a fictional, struggling New York symphony orchestra.

Accomplished yet eccentric conductor Rodrigo (Gael García Bernal) is hired to reinvigorate the group, as young, ambitious Hailey (Lola Kirke) strives to make it as an oboist in the city.

New York's attractive classical-music scene, and Rodrigo and Hailey's special bond, make this a delight to watch.

The four seasons of "Mozart in the Jungle" can be streamed on Amazon Prime.

Based on Nick Hornby's 1995 novel of the same name, Hulu's "High Fidelity" follows the love adventures of Brooklyn-based record-store owner Rob (Zoë Kravitz) after a string of failed relationships.

Unlike in the 2000 movie, also based on Hornby's book, Rob is reimagined as a woman, and she's like an unconventional, more pessimistic alternate version of Emily.

The one and only season of "High Fidelity" can be streamed on Hulu and purchased on Amazon Prime.

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