5 Shows Like Netflix 'Beef' Season 2 To Watch Right Now

With ‘Beef’ Season 2 finally arriving on Netflix tomorrow, April 16, 2026, fans are bracing themselves for a brand-new cycle of petty squabbles and high-stakes social warfare. This time, the anthology shifts focus to an exclusive Southern California country club, where an eroding marriage between a couple played by Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan collides with a younger pair, played by Charles Melton and Cailee Spaeny.

Cobra Kai (Netflix)

If you think the feud in ‘Beef’ is intense, wait until you revisit the decades-old grudge in ‘Cobra Kai’. Serving as a direct sequel to the classic ‘Karate Kid’ films, this series reignites the flame between Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso. Thirty years after his humiliating defeat, Johnny decides to reopen the infamous ‘Cobra Kai’ dojo to help a new generation of outcasts.

Naturally, this doesn’t sit well with Daniel, who makes it his personal mission to shut the dojo down. Much like ‘Beef’, the show thrives on the idea that neither side is purely good or evil.

Killing Eve (Netflix)

For those who loved the I want to destroy you, but I can't stop thinking about you energy of ‘Beef’s first season, Killing Eve is mandatory viewing. This British spy thriller follows Eve Polastri, an MI6 agent whose life becomes entirely consumed by her mission to catch the erratic and stylish assassin, Villanelle.

As the two women cross paths, their professional hunt evolves into a deeply personal, life-consuming obsession. They begin to mirror one another in ways that are both terrifying and mesmerising.

The Glory (Netflix)

Netflix’s smash-hit K-drama, ‘The Glory’, offers a much darker take on the revenge theme. It follows Moon Dong-eun, a woman who spent her youth being brutally bullied by a group of wealthy classmates. Years later, she returns as an elementary school teacher, conveniently assigned to the classroom of her chief tormentor’s child.

While Beef often leans into the comedy of errors, ‘The Glory’ is a chilling, meticulous study of a woman who has waited her entire life to strike back. It shares that same sense of a character being pushed to the brink by the upper class and deciding to tear down their perfect world piece by piece.

The End of the Fking World

If the existential dread and the feeling of being stuck in Beef resonated with you, you will likely find a kindred spirit in ‘The End of the Fking World’. The series follows two teenagers who, feeling completely disillusioned with their mundane lives, decide to run away together.

The journey quickly spirals out of control as they find themselves caught in a series of increasingly violent and bizarre events. Like the leads in ‘Beef’, these characters are often their own worst enemies, making impulsive decisions that lead to massive consequences.

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After Life

While most revenge stories focus on two specific people, ‘After Life’ depicts one man taking on the entire world. Ricky Gervais stars as Tony Johnson, whose perfect life is shattered when his wife passes away. Overwhelmed by grief, Tony decides that his superpower is saying and doing exactly what he wants, regardless of who it hurts.

He views his blunt honesty as a way to punish the world for his loss. The show sits right on the edge between a heart-wrenching drama and a biting black comedy.

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