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Workplace chaos, found families, and cringe comedy: there’s life after Scranton, if you know where to look. Here’s where to scratch that awkward, ensemble itch next.

Last updated Sep 7, 2026

Ted LassoApple TV

Ted Lasso takes workplace dysfunction across the pond, where relentless optimism battles world-class skepticism and every character is one catchy chant away from a group hug.

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Brooklyn Nine-Nine balances the same sweet absurdity and workplace loyalty, just swap cubicles for interrogation rooms and replace Michael Scott with an overachieving captain.

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Seinfeld's ensemble is messier than Dunder Mifflin’s, with even pettier office politics—just, you know, in the living room.

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The Bear dishes out kitchen mayhem and found-family dynamite, channeling Office-sized stress and catharsis onto the flattop grill.

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BoJack Horseman nails that soul-sapping blend of jokes, regret, and ensemble dysfunction—plus, it’s what The Office would be if Michael was a washed-up talking horse.

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Ghosts spins up a ridiculous workplace in a haunted manor, delivering delightful group chaos and miscommunication with a supernatural twist.

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