Emily in Paris season 4 part 1 said ‘bonjour!’ to Netflix once again in August, with Chicago marketing executive Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) once again tried to navigate her complicated personal and professional life at a marketing agency in Paris.
While it wouldn’t make it onto our best Netflix shows list with its 62% Rotten Tomatoes score, this hasn’t stopped the Darren Star show from making waves on the best streaming service. Now, Netflix subscribers can’t wait to see Emily flaunting the streets of Rome as she embarks on an Italian getaway in Emily in Paris season 4 part 2 that’s available in everything new on Netflix in September 2024.
If you can’t wait for Emily in Paris season 4 part 2, here are three more drama series on Netflix with over 80% on Rotten Tomatoes to watch in the meantime. Bon Appétit!
Geek Girl
RT Score: 100%
Age rating: TV-PG
Length: ~30 minute episodes
Creator: Holly Smale
Geek Girl is an easy watch with binge-worthy drama, romance, and humor to fill that Emily in Paris void in your life. Like Emily, Harriet is a fish-out-of-water in an unfamiliar environment and comes face-to-face with a number of eccentric characters. If you’re an Emily in Paris fan, you’ll also enjoy the OTT fashion elements of Geek Girl.
Call My Agent!
RT Score: 97%
Age rating: TV-MA
Length: ~55 minute episodes
Creator: Fanny Herrero
Emily in Paris is an exaggerated and cliché portrayal of Parisians, but Call My Agent! might be a slightly closer depiction of life in the City of Love as it actually centers on French people in Paris. While it is still a satire, Call My Agent! follows four agents at a Paris talent agency who are trying to juggle their careers and personal lives.
Much like Emily in Paris, it’s a fun and witty workplace comedy where they deal with demanding A-list clients and the ever-changing landscape of celebrity culture. It also features some iconic cameos, including Monica Bellucci and Sigourney Weaver.
XO, Kitty
RT Score: 81%
Age rating: TV-14
Creator: Jenny Han
XO, Kitty is pretty much the Korean version of Emily in Paris and is a spin-off of the To All the Boys movies. The series follows teen matchmaker Kitty Song Covey (Anna Cathcart), who embarks on her own love story in Seoul, South Korea where she hopes to connect with her long-distance boyfriend Dae (Choi Min-young). Similarly to our American girl in Paris, this meeting has an abundance of funny, lost-in-translation mishaps.
While XO, Kitty is probably aimed at a younger audience than Emily in Paris, it still has the same formula of a romantic comedy with love triangles (or in this case, love squares) and cheesy drama.
