10 Shows & Movies Like Bottom (1991)

Description: A surreal and anarchic British sitcom that blends slapstick humor with absurdist storytelling, often breaking the fourth wall and featuring bizarre, exaggerated characters.

Fact: The show was one of the first British sitcoms to feature a live studio audience and incorporated musical performances by punk and alternative bands.

Description: A historical sitcom with sharp, witty dialogue and a cynical protagonist, known for its clever wordplay and satirical take on British history and class systems.

Fact: Each series is set in a different historical period, from the Middle Ages to World War I, with the same core cast playing different characters.

Description: A sci-fi sitcom with a mix of slapstick, surreal humor, and clever wordplay, following the misadventures of the last human alive and his dysfunctional crewmates.

Fact: The show was originally intended to be a straight sci-fi drama before the writers decided to add comedy, and it has since become one of the longest-running British sci-fi series.

Description: A sitcom centered around eccentric characters in a remote Irish parish, featuring absurd humor, surreal situations, and a strong sense of irony.

Fact: The show was originally conceived as a radio series before being adapted for television, and it became a cult hit despite its short run.

Description: A quirky sitcom with a strong visual style, pop-culture references, and surreal humor, focusing on the lives of two misfit flatmates and their eccentric friends.

Fact: The show was heavily influenced by comic books and video games, with many scenes paying homage to classic films and TV shows.

Description: A sitcom centered around a misanthropic bookstore owner and his chaotic life, featuring sharp dialogue, absurd humor, and eccentric supporting characters.

Fact: The show was co-written by and starred Dylan Moran, who also drew inspiration from his own stand-up comedy for the character of Bernard Black.

Description: A darkly comedic sitcom with a unique first-person perspective, exploring the awkward and often cringe-inducing lives of its two main characters.

Fact: The show's distinctive filming style, using point-of-view shots and internal monologues, was inspired by the creators' desire to make the audience feel like they were inside the characters' heads.

Description: A surreal and visually inventive comedy series blending live-action, animation, and musical numbers, with absurd storylines and eccentric characters.

Fact: The show started as a stage act before being adapted for television, and many of its characters and concepts were inspired by the performers' earlier work.

Description: A workplace sitcom with absurd humor, exaggerated characters, and a focus on the misfits of a corporate IT department, often featuring surreal and over-the-top scenarios.

Fact: The show was initially rejected by several networks before finding success, and its iconic opening theme was composed by a member of the band Kasabian.

Description: A cringe-comedy series focusing on the awkward and often embarrassing experiences of teenage boys, with a mix of crude humor and relatable situations.

Fact: The show was praised for its realistic portrayal of teenage life, and its success led to two feature films and an American remake.