Schitt’s Creek has won nine primetime Emmys and has totaled 122 nominations in its total five years of airtime, according to imdb.org. The show’s ending has left fans wondering what they can watch to fill the void of not having another season of the show to look forward to. After a little research, here are five shows that are similar to Schitt’s Creek to watch after finishing the final season.

1. The Politician
The Politician is a Netflix original with two seasons. The show was nominated for two Golden Globes, according to imdb.com. The show follows teenager Peyton Hobart on his political journey on trying to become president of the United States. The show features well-known actor Ben Platt who was nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series, and actress Bette Midler, who was nominated for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series, according to imdb.com.

2. Kim’s Convenience
This comedy series is available on Netflix and has six seasons. The show totals 19 wins and 45 nominations in awards, according to imdb.com. The show follows a Korean-Canadian family that runs a convenience store. Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, the actor who plays the father figure on the show, has won Best Leading Actor in Comedy and Best Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Comedic Role at the Canadian Screen Awards.

3. Superstore
Superstore is about the lives of employees at a big box store located in St. Louis. It has six seasons and is available on Hulu. The show totals three wins and 14 nominations, according to imdb.com. At the Gracie Allen Awards, America Ferrera, the actress who plays Amy, Outstanding Female Actor in a Leading Role in a Comedy or Musical, and the entire cast won an award for Outstanding Ensemble Cast.

4. The Good Place
This show follows four people’s navigation of the afterlife. The series is available on Netflix. It has four seasons and is a finished series. The show is nominated for two Golden Globes, and totals 25 wins & 118 nominations, according to imdb.com. The show won Most Exciting New Series in 2016 at the Critics Choice awards, TV Program of the Year at the AFI Awards in 2017, and Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 2018 at the Television Critics Association Awards.