Cheers

The Office uses a mockumentary format to offer a humorous look at the day-to-day operations of the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin. It shares Cheers' workplace setting, transitioning the camaraderie from a bar to an office environment.

Friends dives into the lives of a group of pals in New York City, revolving around their relationships and comedic struggles. With its cozy coffee shop setting and ensemble cast chemistry, it's a natural next-step for those who cherished the camaraderie of Cheers.

Parks and Recreation also adopts a mockumentary style and has a strong ensemble cast. It charms with its heartwarming and offbeat humor, reminiscent of Cheers' knack for blending the comedic with the personal.

Seinfeld, often dubbed 'a show about nothing,' revolutionized the sitcom with its unique take on everyday life. Like Cheers, it features a memorable group of characters whose quirky personalities and interactions provide endless entertainment.

Everybody Loves Raymond focuses on the life of Ray Barone, a successful sports writer, and his everyday family struggles. The show’s domestic humor and relatable characters bring out a sense of nostalgia and enjoyment similar to that found in Cheers.

Frasier is the successful spin-off of Cheers that focuses on the life of Dr. Frasier Crane after he moves back to his hometown of Seattle. The show offers a similar blend of sharp wit and character-driven humor, with the added luxury of already familiar and beloved characters.