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7 Lesser-Known Sitcoms For Those Who Finally Got Sick of Friends & The Office

7 Lesser-Known Sitcoms For Those Who Finally Got Sick of Friends & The Office
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In the mood for a new sitcom? Redditors have recommendations for you.

Classic sitcoms like Friends and The Office never fail to serve as the ultimate escapist shows, taking the viewers' minds off the harsh realities and providing pleasant background noise. However, sometimes there is a need for something fresh. This is where fan discussions come in handy. Reddit users have likely watched every sitcom out there and are always eager to share their recommendations.

Here are seven comfort sitcoms some of you may never have heard of but are sure to love, according to Redditors.

Community (2009-2015, 6 seasons, 88% on Rotten Tomatoes)

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The fact that Community was created by iconic writer Dan Harmon speaks to the show's quality for many viewers. The story follows Joel McHale's chatty lawyer who must return to college to renew his licence to practise law. Fans praise the show for its hilarious jokes, outstanding performances, and engaging storylines that uplift you.

Blue Mountain State (2010-2011, 3 seasons, 84% on Rotten Tomatoes)

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Another fantastic sitcom set in a fictional educational institution is Blue Mountain State. The show revolves around the eponymous university and its football team. After debuting on Netflix, it gained a cult following. Fans are hooked on the somewhat hedonistic lives of the main characters and find the duo of football players, Radon (Page Kennedy) and Thad (Alan Ritchson), to be comedic gold.

The Neighbors (2012-2014, 2 seasons, 83% on Rotten Tomatoes)

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ABC's science fiction series The Neighbors is different from your typical sitcom. It focuses on the Weavers, a human family living in a community of aliens. Written by Dan Fogelman, who also created This Is Us, fans argue that the show delivers much better comedy than it gets credit for.

The Real O'Neals (2016-2017, 2 seasons, 89% on Rotten Tomatoes)

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ABC's single-camera sitcom The Real O'Neals follows the tumultuous lives of a somewhat toxic yet close-knit Catholic family as the parents go through a divorce. Viewers particularly enjoyed the show for its relatable characters and LGBTQ+ storyline. With a son coming out as gay, the sitcom was one of the first projects with a gay protagonist for many viewers.

A.P. Bio (2018-2021, 4 seasons, 86% on Rotten Tomatoes)

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If you enjoy a good workplace sitcom, A.P. Bio is for you. The show tells the story of a high school teacher, played by Glenn Howerton, who tries to rebuild his life from scratch. Fans appreciate its absurdist humour and unique aesthetic, making it one of the best sitcoms around. Both the teachers and students of the fictional Whitlock High School are hilarious and will have you hooked.

Ghosts UK (2019-present, 4 seasons, 90% on Rotten Tomatoes)

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The British sitcom about ghosts from different historical periods coexisting with each other and the new inhabitants of the cottage they haunt has been a hit since its premiere. Fans adore the show for its special brand of humour, incredible characters, and references to British culture.

Ghosts US (2021-present, 2 seasons, 87% on Rotten Tomatoes)

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The British Ghosts inspired an American adaptation of the same name, and many viewers say it is just as good as the original but in its own way. Although the premise of the two shows is the same, the vibe is different. American Ghosts is more lighthearted and sitcom-like. The characters grow on you after just a few episodes.

Source: Reddit.