What’s in ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ Star Lauren Cohan’s Queue? ‘Beef,’ ‘Hacks’ & More

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Lauren Cohan is all smiles when it comes to talking about her favorite TV shows. The star of The Walking Dead: Dead City (streaming on AMC+) loves dramedies with heart (and even shouts out her former onscreen Walking Dead hubby, Steven Yeun!).

Scroll down to find out what she’s watching and what she enjoys about her picks (as well as where to stream each).

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Lil Dicky in 'Dave'
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Dave (Hulu) 

Dave [starring Lil Dicky, above] is written and produced by Curb Your Enthusiasm showrunner Jeff Schaffer. This is Curb Your Enthusiasm for the next generation, yet singular in its tone. It bounces between absurdity and sincerity like a magic trick — it’s such a great watch.”

Jean Smart in 'Hacks'
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Hacks (Max) 

“A master class for me in performance and writing. Jean Smart [above] and Hannah Einbinder’s chemistry is so rare and beautiful. They’re that kind of iconic pair that is lightning in a bottle.”

Six Feet Under - Lauren Ambrose, Frances Conroy, Rachel Griffiths, and Michael C. Hall
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Six Feet Under (Max) 

“I’m late to the party by 20 years, but I’m so glad I came. Characters go through tragic circumstances, but the episodes are life-affirming and uplifting.” [Above, from left: Lauren AmbroseFrances Conroy, Rachel Griffiths, and Michael C. Hall]

Issa Rae and Kendrick Sampson in 'Insecure'
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Insecure (Max) 

Issa Rae [above, with Kendrick Sampson] and the show grab your attention right away; it’s nuanced, and the cast is absolutely magnetic.”

Steven Yeun and Ali Wong in 'Beef'
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Beef (Netflix)

“I’m a snail when it comes to watching what’s popular, but I am loving my friend Steve Yeun’s [above, with Ali Wong] show Beef. I’m on the third episode, so luckily I can’t spoil the ending!”

Ricky Gervais in 'After Life'
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After Life (Netflix)

Ricky Gervais’ [above] After Life makes grief something that can be looked at deeply, through the course of this series, because of the way he handles it. As with everything he does, all the characters in the show are so funny, but so real and grounded. I find myself falling in love with them all. It has me vacillating so quickly sometimes between laughing and crying — so good.”