"Derry Girls" is one of Netflix's underrated breakout TV shows [1] from 2018, and it is as hilarious now as the day it was first released. The comedy series follows best friends [2] Erin, Michelle, Clare, Orla, and James through the ups and downs of high school in 1990s [3] Londonderry, Ireland.

Set during "the Troubles," also known as the Northern Ireland conflict between Catholics and Protestants, the show's premise may seem intense at first. But it's quite lighthearted as viewers see the Derry Girls [4] navigate relatable teenage troubles with a witty sense of humour and help from their friends. Fortunately for fans, the third series [5] of "Derry Girls" will soon be upon us, but it has been confirmed to be the last ever series of the show.

If you're missing the Derry Girls and their mischievous ways, and wondering how you'll possibly survive when the finale airs, just know that we've got your back. Check out our list of comedy shows sure to satisfy the Derry craving, long after series 3 becomes a thing of the past.

"The Inbetweeners"

"The Inbetweeners" follows four friends — Will, Neil, Simon, and Jay — who are both awkward and unsure as they get into all sorts of teenage trouble. Similar to "Derry Girls", the show focuses on the boys' love lives, family relationships, and general teen angst as they make their way through high school.

"Chewing Gum"

Set in London, "Chewing Gum" follows the 24-year-old, Beyoncé-obsessed, awkward but lovable virgin Tracey, as she navigates her love life and her relationship with her religious family. It's hilarious and heartwarming, just like "Derry Girls".

"The End of the F***ing World"

Similar to "Derry Girls", "The End of the F***ing World" [6] manages to find humour and love amidst a dark setting. The series follows unlikely duo James and Alyssa while they're on the run. Viewers see James and Alyssa's relationship evolve, as they somehow make their way through the world on their own.

"Alone Together"

"Alone Together" is the perfect show for lost millennials just trying to make it through. The show centres on Esther and Benji, aspiring comedians and uncool best friends living in LA. Just like the Derry Girls, Esther and Benji always support each other and manage to figure out their unstructured lives together.

"Can't Cope Won't Cope"

"Can't Cope Won't Cope" is another Irish show full of antics, laughs, and friendship. The show is about 20-something best friends with opposite personalities, Aisling and Danielle, as they figure out how to balance their youthful shenanigans with growing up as independent women. It's hilarious and relatable, with the same sense of humour as "Derry Girls", a perfect show to watch with your besties.

"Bad Education"

If you loved the crazy antics of "Derry Girls", try "Bad Education". The series centres on Alfie Wickers, possibly England's worst teacher. The show focuses on his antics as he attempts to navigate high school, impress his crush, and appear cooler than he actually is, which often involves the help of his students.

"Lovesick"

"Lovesick" is a British TV show about best friends Dylan, Luke, and Evie and their love lives. After Dylan contracts chlamydia, he attempts to contact all of his exes to inform them, which naturally leads to some drama, heartbreak, and laughter. If you loved watching the Derry Girls navigate awkward social situations with their friends by their sides, you're sure to love "Lovesick".

"Sex Education"

If you loved watching the Derry Girls fumble through dating and sexuality, try "Sex Education" [7]. One of the most relatable shows about love and friendship in high school, the series accurately portrays life as a sexually-confused teenager. The show is about shy, awkward Otis, who starts secretly acting as a sex therapist to his peers, despite being a virgin himself. "Sex Education" shows what sex and friendship in high school actually look like, as Otis's friendships change and his love life develops.

"Awkward"

If you're missing the strong female friendships on "Derry Girls", add "Awkward" to the queue. After breaking her arm over the summer, a rumour circulates that it was the result of an attempted suicide, so sophomore year is not off to a great start for Jenna Hamilton. But Jenna handles all the drama, mean girls [8], and romances of high school, if a little awkwardly, with the help of her friends.

"Good Trouble"

"Good Trouble" [9], a spinoff series of "The Fosters", follows sisters Callie and Mariana as they navigate adult life in LA, even when it's not at all what they expected. Just like the Derry Girls, Callie and Mariana can rely on each other, and their friends and families, to find humour and love in even the most negative situations.

"Fleabag"

A breakout series with an immense following, "Fleabag" [10] portrays life as an unfiltered, angry, grieving young woman living in London. If you loved the Derry Girls' sense of individuality, you're sure to love watching Fleabag be her unabashed self.