Workplace tv shows

LA Law
Chicago Hope
ER
Lou Grant

The IT crowd
The green wing
Black books

Barney Miller

Superstore
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Are You Being Served? (1972–1985)
WKRP in Cincinnati (1978–1982)
The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961–1966)
Murphy Brown (1988–2018)
The Drew Carey Show
NewsRadio (1995–1999)
Sports Night
Extras (2005–2007)
Dilbert (1999-2000)
Aggretsuko (TV Series 2018– )

By the way? Do you ever plan on following up on any of your questions? With a reply or something? Just curious.

Thanks, actually I am watching Superstore and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, excited to give others a try. Hopefully I find one of these to my taste. Exited about sports night: Aaron Sorkin. Thank you.
Have you watched all of these?

Thanks, I'll check it out:)

Looking forward to IT Crowd, cuz I'm an IT guy:)
Thanks.

It’s very good I, actually saw an episode last night.

The IT Crowd is ******* hilarious. It introduced my family to Richard Ayoade —and we’ve all been scouring the depths of the internet to find more of him.

He has one of the funniest travel man / food shows (Travel Man) wherein he and a friend/victim travel around eating unusual locale fare and cracking on it with smooth wit and sarcasm.

Last night, I was languishing in despondency —because I have, in fact, reached the end of the internet — when the gods smiled upon me and somehow led me to a youtube show called The Big Fat Quiz of Everything that features revolving comedians and Ayoade is one of them. I haven’t laughed this much in a year.

Laughter really is medicine.

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Sorry, not workplace, but had to riff on Ayoade.

Peep Show is also ridonkulous.

You should try Taxi. It also has a great cast, including Tony Danza, Chistopher Lloyd, Judd Hirsch and Danny DeVito.

Rake—brilliant Australian law show
Extras—Ricky Gervais, a gem

Television sitcom "Cheers"

Father Ted and Black Books have the same writers.

You could always check out my thread on British and Irish comedy.

Ayoade also does voice acting in Boxtrolls and Early Man.

He’s also a fairly regular guest on The Last Leg.

Desmond's (British)

Done! There's one I've seen about three or so nurses in a ward for geriatrics or something? I can't remember how to find it, but as bleak as the plot sounds, I laughed a lot. Ring a bell?

Shrill on Hulu. Pretty tight for American-produced.