The top 10 neighbors in Lynda Carter's similarity graph span five distinct subcategories — Actors, TV Shows, Musicians and Bands, Technology, and Sports Leagues — with no single kind dominating the set. Similarity here measures how closely two entities' audience compositions resemble each other; a score of 0.76 means the audiences look nearly identical in shape.

What We Do In The Shadows leads at 0.76, the only TV Show in the top 10. From there the set fans out broadly: Tom Morello (0.71, Musicians and Bands), Vincent D'Onofrio (0.71, Actors), Adobe Design & Layout (0.70, Technology), and Live Nation (0.68, Music brands). Major League Soccer (0.67) and Cirque du Soleil (0.67) extend the range further into Sports Leagues and Entertainment. Team Coco (0.66), The Athletic Soccer (0.66), and Nerdist News (0.66) round out the ten as TV Shows and Websites.

Carter's own subcategory — Actors — appears only once in the top 10, in Vincent D'Onofrio. The rest of the set is cross-kind: late-night and genre TV, a guitarist, a concert promoter, a soccer league, a design software suite, a circus brand, and two digital media outlets. The scores compress into a relatively tight band (0.66–0.76), consistent with the broad shape classification — no single neighbor pulls far ahead of the others.

This pattern points to an audience defined less by attachment to any one entertainment category and more by a wide-ranging cultural curiosity that cuts across prestige TV, live performance, sports, and creative tools.