10 Shows To Watch If You Love Victorious
10 Shows To Watch If You Love Victorious
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Fans of Victorious who are looking for similar shows should check out these 10 options with the same actors, similar themes, or character arcs.
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Nickelodeon’s Victorious was a defining show for millennials, and in many ways, it was the bridge between High School Musical and Glee. The show followed Tori, an aspiring teen singer who is enrolled at a performing art school for gifted kids and has to thrive, against the odds.
The show was Victoria Justice’s breakout role and her run as the quick-witted and talented Tori was very well-received. The show ran for four seasons and found immense popularity. So, for fans who miss watching Victorious, here are just a few shows that could be great options to turn to.
10 Glee
Glee may have borrowed some of the relationship dynamics from Victorious, but the shows are really different in tone. For instance, the mean girl and her nice boyfriend trope was a part of both shows. But since both shows had a very keen focus on the performing arts, fans of Victorious may enjoy Glee’s elaborate song-and-dance sequences.
The nature of the drama and humor is obviously a lot darker in Glee, but some of the character build-ups may seem familiar to fans of Victorious.
9 How To Rock
Though this Nickelodeon show did not get a second season, fans of Victorious may find this one a great rebound watch after they finish binging Victorious. Though the show did moderately well, the premise of the show was somewhat shaky.
It features a once-popular mean girl whose social status decreases after she’s briefly seen wearing glasses and braces, post which she pursues music to express herself and find new friends. There is quite a lot of focus on music, as Kacey becomes the lead singer of a band, and there’s also a lot of teen rivalries.
8 Sam And Cat
For those who miss the spunky Ariana Grande from Victorious, Sam and Cat makes for a great watch, because it’s a spin-off of the show and features Ariana’s character, Cat, from Victorious and Jennette McCurdy’s character, Sam, from iCarly.
It’s funny, relatable, and also quite unconventional. The story follows the two girls as they befriend each other and start a baby-sitting service together, only to discover it’s more difficult than it looks. The joint spin-off idea is a novel concept and helped the show attract fans from both shows.
7 Hannah Montana
One of the best things about Victorious was its approach to the performing arts, and though Hannah Montana does not exactly delve into performance institutions, it does take a deep dive into how difficult it is being a teenager and balancing several things at once.
Plus, as a show, it was terrifically designed because it was semi-autobiographical and based on Miley Cyrus’ own life, going on to become one of the biggest teen hits of all time.
6 Grown-ish
The Black-ish spinoff could be a really interesting watch, especially for younger millennials or Gen-Z fans of Victorious because it’s fun, relevant, and also explores some big and complex issues, like mental health, social media, and teen relationships.
Grown-ish basically follows the Johnsons’ oldest daughter, Zoey, as she goes to college. Since Victorious also features a teen leaving the nest and figuring out life for herself, there are a lot of similar themes in both shows. It also features Deon Dole reprising his role as Charlie from Black-ish and the show was just renewed for a fourth season.
5 Drake And Josh
One of the consistent themes in Drake and Josh was how teenagers need to learn to live with people who are not exactly like them, which is why it makes for such good young adult TV. Victorious also tries to build storylines along similar lines and succeeds in getting the message right.
The element of the misfit sibling will also resonate with Victorious fans. Drake and Josh follows the life of two step-brothers who are very different from each other. One is a popular high school musician, while the other is a nerd.
4 Lizzie McGuire
Lizzie McGuire starts off in middle school and focuses on finding oneself and appreciating friends and family. Lizzie is a teen who’s just trying to figure life out and work on her own identity, as she navigates middle school and tries to keep her friends in her life.
In Victorious, Tori also has to put in a bit of work to expand her social circle, just so she can feel like she belongs, and in tonality and narrative, the two shows share quite a few things.
3 The Carrie Diaries
Both The Carrie Diaries and Victorious have a major “finding-yourself” component and both feature teen protagonists who are yet to figure out what they want to do with their lives. In Victorious, Tori has to find a niche for herself in a competitive school for talented kids, while coming to terms with her love for music and acting.
In The Carrie Diaries, which is the spin-off of Sex and the City, a teen Carrie realizes that fashion is her true passion and makes some pretty big decisions that will influence her adulthood.
2 Dynasty
There’s no reason why Victorious fans would enjoy watching Dynasty, except for the fact that both shows feature Elizabeth Gillies playing a super popular mean girl, and in Dynasty, she’s the less diabolical Regina George.
In Victorious, she plays Jade, a fierce frenemy to Tori, who’s basically scary and intimidating. In Dynasty, she plays the same character, only this time she’s an heiress to a large fortune and has a lot of high-stakes drama to handle. In both the shows, Gillies brings a lot of nuance to the anti-heroine concept.
1 Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina
This show is a major shift for someone if they have just finished watching Victorious, but there are a lot of similar themes in both shows, which fans will come to realize from episode 1. Both Tori and Sabrina are gifted teens who have to go to a school where you’re expected to thrive, and they have to figure out a lot of things about who they are and what they want to become.
Of course, there are mean girls, dreamy guys, tough mentors, and great music in both shows. Victorious did not have as many references to the devil, but fans should be okay with this once they’ve learned the premise.
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