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The top 10 neighbors span seven distinct subcategories — actors, comedians, TV personalities, a podcast, a game brand, and a TV show — with no single kind dominating the set, which is the defining feature of a broad audience shape.
Nick Offerman leads at 0.92, followed closely by Jason Segel (0.92) and Zach Braff (0.91) — all actors, and all within a tight band at the top. Ed Helms (0.90) and Kaitlin Olson (0.89) extend that actor cluster, making actors the plurality of the top 10 with five of the ten slots. But the remaining five positions break across very different kinds: My Favorite Murder (0.89) is a podcast, Bill Nye (0.88) is a TV personality, Glenn Howerton (0.88) is an actor, Cards Against Humanity (0.88) is a toys-and-games brand, and Adam Scott (0.87) rounds out the actor count. The presence of a true-crime podcast and a party game brand alongside a dense actor cluster is the cross-kind signal here — this audience doesn't resolve neatly into a single entertainment niche. No comedians appear in the top 10, though several (including The Lonely Island and Anthony Jeselnik) appear just beyond it in the broader neighbor set.
The overall shape is one of wide, distributed overlap — an audience that tracks across comedy-adjacent actors, offbeat media properties, and at least one non-entertainment brand without concentrating heavily on any single one.
