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These shows got jokes
BROAD CITY
This show is a little trickier to stream since it's only on Hulu, but if you have a Hulu account or access to Comedy Central, then check it out. When this show first aired, it had some of the most bizarre, raunchy, dumb/yet woke humor I had ever seen. I immediately fell in love and this show that started as a web series has quickly become the voice of a new generation of women
PARKS AND RECREATION
When this show first aired, I really hated it because it seemed too similar to The Office and its characters, but as it progressed and separated itself in plot and character development it quickly became one of my favorites. But for reference, think The Office if the boss was a super competent and caring woman and the employees actually cared about each other.
THE OFFICE (US)
This show still totally holds up, but cuts a little closer to home the more you're in the workforce. And you realize how shitty of an employee Jim is and that sometimes Michael has valid concern with Toby's performance occasionally (watch: Conflict Resolution)
FREAKS AND GEEKS
Almost every actor from every Judd Apatow or Paul Feig movie before they became stars. It was released around the same time as That 70s Show, and unfortunately didn't have the commercial at the time despite being a FAR FAR FAR superior show. It was cancelled after only 1 season, but there's 18 episodes so still plenty to enjoy.
THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL
Rachel Brosnahan could have carried this show alone with her spectacular performance, but it doesn't hurt the rest of the cast is right up there with her. Set in 1958 New York, Brosnahan plays Midge Maisel, a supportive housewife who has her life turned upside down when her husband abruptly leaves her. From the trauma though she finally discovers her calling as a comedienne. The show also covers the mechanics of standup comedy, and the craft behind the jokes. Think How Stella Got Her Groove Back if Stella was a white, Jewish woman who made jokes instead of love.