10 Must-Watch Picks for Fans of The Arrested Development Documentary

Description: A semi-improvised comedy that thrives on awkward social interactions and cringe-worthy moments. Its unscripted feel and focus on the protagonist's misadventures create a relatable yet exaggerated humor.

Fact: The show famously has no script—only outlines for each scene. Many celebrity guest stars play exaggerated versions of themselves.

Description: A mockumentary-style sitcom that blends humor with awkward, cringe-worthy moments, often breaking the fourth wall. Its ensemble cast and deadpan delivery create a unique comedic tone.

Fact: The show was originally based on a British series of the same name. Many of the show's iconic moments were improvised by the actors.

Description: A darkly comedic series with deeply flawed characters who constantly scheme and fail spectacularly. The show's unapologetic humor and chaotic energy align with irreverent ensemble comedies.

Fact: The show was initially rejected by multiple networks before FX picked it up. The gang's bar, Paddy's Pub, is a real bar in Philadelphia called 'The Irish Pub'.

Description: A fast-paced, satirical take on behind-the-scenes chaos in television production. Its rapid-fire jokes and absurd situations mirror the clever, layered humor of ensemble comedies.

Fact: The show's title refers to 30 Rockefeller Plaza, where NBC's headquarters are located. Many storylines were inspired by real-life events from the creator's time at 'Saturday Night Live'.

Description: Features a quirky ensemble cast in a workplace setting, with a mockumentary format that highlights absurd yet endearing characters. The humor is often derived from the characters' eccentricities and their interactions.

Fact: The character of Ron Swanson was inspired by a real-life libertarian. The show's fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana, has a rich, detailed history created by the writers.

Description: A meta-humor-filled sitcom with a self-aware tone, often parodying various genres and tropes. The show's clever writing and eccentric characters make it a standout in ensemble comedy.

Fact: The show's famous 'Paintball' episodes were inspired by action movies. The study room set was reused from another NBC show, 'Whitney'.

Description: An animated series with sharp, witty dialogue and a dysfunctional ensemble cast. Its blend of espionage parody and workplace comedy creates a unique, layered humor style.

Fact: The show's animation style is inspired by mid-20th-century advertising art. Sterling Archer's voice actor also provides the voice for Bob in 'Bob's Burgers'.

Description: A political satire with rapid-fire insults and absurd bureaucratic ineptitude. The show's ensemble cast and biting humor highlight the ridiculousness of power struggles.

Fact: The show's creator also worked on 'The Thick of It,' a British political satire. Julia Louis-Dreyfus won six consecutive Emmys for her role as Selina Meyer.

Description: A workplace comedy with a diverse ensemble cast and a mix of slapstick and clever humor. The show's lighthearted yet sharp writing makes it a standout in the genre.

Fact: The show was canceled by Fox after five seasons but was revived by NBC due to fan outrage. The precinct's bullpen set was reused from 'The Mindy Project'.

Description: A tech-industry satire with a group of socially awkward misfits navigating absurd challenges. The show's blend of sharp wit and cringe comedy mirrors the tone of workplace ensemble series.

Fact: Many of the show's tech jargon and startup scenarios were inspired by real Silicon Valley culture. The 'Hooli' logo is a parody of Google's logo.