If You Miss ‘The Office’, Watch These 8 Workplace Comedies
The Office hooked us with its awkward humor, quirky characters, and workplace chaos that felt strangely real. If you’re longing for that blend of laughs and heart, there are other shows that capture the same magic.
We’ve selected eight workplace comedies that echo Dunder Mifflin’s charm, ranked from fun to must-watch. These series deliver the cringe, camaraderie, and clever humor to keep you glued.
8. Workaholics (2011-2017)
Three slacker pals turn a telemarketing office into their playground with absurd antics. Adam DeVine, Blake Anderson, and Anders Holm’s chaotic chemistry is pure fun.
Their goofy pranks and tight bond feel like The Office’s playful spirit. We’re hooked on their wild, juvenile schemes.
7. Superstore (2015-2021)
Cloud 9’s retail workers juggle low wages and big personalities in this sharp comedy. America Ferrera and Ben Feldman lead a hilarious, diverse crew.
The workplace gags and heartfelt moments mirror The Office in a big-box store. We cheer for their underdog team.
6. Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013-2021)
Brooklyn’s 99th precinct mixes detective work with pranks and banter. Andy Samberg and Andre Braugher’s odd-couple dynamic grounds the show’s warmth.
Its silly humor and found-family vibe echo The Office’s charm. We love their cop-shop shenanigans.
5. 30 Rock (2006-2013)
Tina Fey’s Liz Lemon runs a sketch comedy show with eccentric writers and a meddling boss. Alec Baldwin and Tracy Morgan’s wild performances pop.
The fast-paced wit and TV-set chaos feel like The Office with sharper edges. We’re drawn to its zany energy.
4. The IT Crowd (2006-2013)
Two tech geeks and their clueless manager fumble through an IT basement. Chris O’Dowd and Richard Ayoade’s deadpan humor fuels the absurdity.
Its niche workplace and cringe-worthy gags mirror The Office’s British roots. We crack up at their tech disasters.
3. Abbott Elementary (2021-)
Teachers at a struggling Philly school navigate chaos with humor and heart. Quinta Brunson’s mockumentary style and ensemble, including Tyler James Williams, nail workplace dynamics.
Its warm, relatable laughs feel like The Office in a classroom. We’re charmed by their scrappy spirit.
2. Veep (2012-2019)
Selina Meyer and her dysfunctional political staff bumble through Washington with biting humor. Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ sharp performance and the ensemble’s chaos deliver non-stop laughs.
The workplace banter and messy loyalty capture The Office’s comedic soul. We’re obsessed with their cynical, hilarious vibe.
1. Parks and Recreation (2009-2015)
Leslie Knope and her small-town government crew turn bureaucracy into hilarity. Amy Poehler, Chris Pratt, and the gang’s optimism and oddball friendships shine.
The mockumentary format and heartfelt humor make it The Office’s closest kin. We adore their quirky, loyal crew.
Which workplace comedy hits your Office sweet spot, or did we skip one you love? Share your thoughts in the comments!