If You Liked Parks and Recreation

America’s favorite mockumentary about disgruntled dreamers might be snarkier than Pawnee, but it nails the messy love that grows between accidental family members trapped by fluorescent lights.

Ted Lasso is a pure-hearted goofball who conquers a jaded world the only way Leslie Knope would approve of: with unflappable optimism, unlikely camaraderie, and a mountain of biscuits.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine delivers precinct camaraderie, perpetual chaos, and an ensemble who care fiercely about both their jobs and their wild workplace family.

If you value a motley crew overcoming dysfunction—alongside surreal jokes and endearing misfits—Community will charm your socks off and probably enroll you in an elective you never wanted.

30 Rock’s skyscraper workplace may be snark central, but underneath the rapid-fire absurdity is a found family and a sincerity that every Knope acolyte recognizes.

Superstore brings deep affection for its retail underdogs, dancing through the mess of modern work with punchlines sharp enough to slice through discount-price ennui.

Scrubs trades city hall for the hospital, but maintains the same mix of silliness, sentiment, and unexpected warmth among banded-together oddballs.

Abbott Elementary is earnest teachers versus the system, with laugh-out-loud optimism and a staff-room camaraderie that would make Knope proud.

Better Off Ted is what happens when high-functioning absurdity meets workplace affection—think Pawnee’s spirit crammed into a dystopian tech startup.