Forbes July 18, 2024
Mark Travers

Comedy is a great form of refuge for those seeking relief from the trials of everyday life. But sometimes, beneath the humor, some comedy series go deeper than anticipated—giving us poignant and surprisingly accurate portrayals of psychological concepts.

In an era where mental health awareness is crucial, these shows use laughter not just to entertain, but also to shine a light on the realities of mental health. The following two series, through and beyond their wit and humor, provide relatable and insightful depictions of emotional struggles. Here’s how they remind us that while laughter is a powerful tool for coping, it can also be a medium for understanding and empathy.

1. Ted Lasso (2020–)

Ted Lasso, a comedy series that...

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