Have you recently shed a tear (or a bucketful) while watching Netflix's "One Day"? You're not alone! This captivating British romance series, capturing the complex relationship between Emma and Dexter over a span of years, has garnered a loyal following, even attracting the attention of celebrities like Kim Kardashian.

But what do you do after the emotional rollercoaster of the final episode? If you're yearning for more soul-stirring romances or quirky connections, worry not! Here are seven shows that will undoubtedly fill the void left by "One Day" and leave you wanting more.

1. Starstruck (BBC iPlayer)

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"Starstruck" injects a dose of fantasy into the mix, offering a charming tale of opposites attracting. Jessie, a down-to-earth woman juggling odd jobs, finds herself unexpectedly entangled with Tom, a celebrated actor, after a chance encounter on New Year's Eve.

Despite their contrasting worlds – Jessie struggling to make ends meet while Tom navigates the glitz and glam of Hollywood – an undeniable spark ignites between them. Similar to "One Day," "Starstruck" keeps you invested in the will-they-won't-they narrative, rooting for this unlikely couple to overcome their differences and find lasting love.

2. Lovesick (Netflix)

If you adored the "will-they-won't-they" dynamic in "One Day," then "Lovesick" is the perfect antidote to your post-series blues. This British sitcom follows Dylan, a charming yet clueless lad who, upon discovering he has chlamydia, embarks on a hilarious journey of contacting past flings.

As he revisits these relationships, he reflects on his past mistakes and grapples with his feelings for his housemate, Evie, who secretly harbors a deep affection for him. "Lovesick" is a delightful blend of humor, introspection, and the all-too-relatable yearning for connection, making it a must-watch for fans of "One Day."

3. Catastrophe (Channel 4)

If the witty banter and unexpected humor of "One Day" resonated with you, then "Catastrophe" is sure to tickle your funny bone. This Irish sitcom throws Sharon, a primary school teacher, and Rob, an American advertising executive, into a whirlwind romance after a one-night stand.

Faced with the unexpected surprise of a pregnancy, they decide to give their relationship a shot, despite their contrasting personalities and backgrounds. "Catastrophe" masterfully balances humor with poignancy, showcasing the complexities of love and commitment in a way that is both hilarious and relatable.

4. Feel Good (Netflix)

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For those seeking a show that delves deeper into personal struggles alongside the romantic narrative, "Feel Good" offers a beautifully nuanced exploration. The series follows Mae, a recovering addict, and George, a woman navigating her sexuality.

As their relationship blossoms, they face the challenges of addiction, societal expectations, and self-acceptance. Similar to "One Day," "Feel Good" showcases the power of vulnerability and the importance of self-discovery within the context of a blossoming love story.

5. Last Tango in Halifax (BBC iPlayer)

If you enjoyed the heartwarming and witty portrayal of life in Northern England in "One Day," then "Last Tango in Halifax" will surely capture your heart. This heartwarming drama tells the story of Celia and Alan, two pensioners who reconnect after 60 years, leading to a whirlwind romance and eventual marriage.

Much to the surprise of their grown-up daughters, they embark on a new chapter, proving that love can blossom at any age. "Last Tango in Halifax" is a testament to the enduring power of love, connection, and embracing life's unexpected opportunities, resonating with viewers of all ages.

6. Love Life (BBC iPlayer)

"Love Life" takes a unique approach to love stories, chronicling the diverse dating experiences of Darby, a young woman living in New York City. Each episode delves into one of her significant relationships, showcasing the challenges and triumphs of navigating the modern dating landscape.

From awkward first encounters to heartbreaking breakups and the unexpected joys of connection, "Love Life" offers a relatable and often humorous portrayal of the search for love. Narrated by the ever-so-charming Lesley Manville (known for her role in "The Crown"), the series provides a witty and insightful lens through which to examine the complexities of dating and relationships.

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7. Normal People (BBC iPlayer)

Prepare for a powerful emotional journey with "Normal People," a series that delves into the complexities of young love and the challenges of navigating societal pressures. This Irish drama follows Connell and Marianne, two teenagers from different social circles who find themselves drawn to each other despite their contrasting personalities.

Their on-again-off-again relationship, spanning their high school and college years, is portrayed with raw honesty and emotional intensity, mirroring the unpredictable nature of young love in a way that will resonate deeply with viewers of all ages.