If You Liked Parks and Recreation

The Rookie blends earnest charm with workplace drama, offering a sincere take on starting over that complements Parks and Rec's heart.

Rick and Morty flips the workplace comedy on its head with savage sci-fi absurdity and a dysfunctional family vibe.

The Office is the blueprint for cringe-filled, awkwardly brilliant workplace ensembles that make you both laugh and squirm.

Friends delivers the tight-knit cast chemistry and optimism that defined Parks and Rec’s feel-good moments.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine combines cop procedural wit with an ensemble cast whose camaraderie clicks like the best office teams do.

Wednesday adds deadpan humor and mystery to a darkly comic school setting, proving workplace hijinks don’t always need fluorescent lighting.

Seinfeld’s legendary ‘show about nothing’ digs into everyday absurdity with sharp dialogue and a perfectly flawed group dynamic.

Ted Lasso is optimism personified, a masterclass in how to blend sports and workplace comedy into uplifting gold.

Hazbin Hotel pumps chaotic energy and affection into an offbeat cast trying to fix Hell, proving that redemption stories can be wildly funny.

Only Murders in the Building mixes true crime obsession with sharp-witted ensemble comedy — like Parks and Rec in a murder mystery.

Young Sheldon offers a quirky family dynamic and awkward charm that’s a softer, smarter spin on the workplace ensemble formula.

The Simpsons blends satirical bite with heartfelt moments in a sprawling ensemble that’s shaped the comedy landscape for decades.