Letterkenny

A staple of American mockumentary sitcoms, Parks and Recreation offers a heartwarming and humorous take on small-town government. Audiences who enjoy the nuanced performances and community dynamics of Letterkenny will find comfort in the quirky bureaucratic world of Pawnee, Indiana.

This Canadian sitcom chronicles the fall from grace of a wealthy family as they relocate to a small town they once purchased as a joke. Letterkenny fans might enjoy Schitt's Creek for its witty dialogue, character development, and representation of eccentric small-town life.

While it swaps rural for urban, Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a character-driven comedy that thrives on the chemistry between unique personalities and witty banter, elements that Letterkenny fans have come to love.

The Ranch is situated on a Colorado farm and merges family drama with raunchy comedy. It features a similar small-town vibe with sharp-witted dialogue and a focus on blue-collar lifestyles, appealing to Letterkenny viewers who enjoy a comedic depiction of rural life.

Although focused on the lives of three slackers working at a telemarketing company, Workaholics shares with Letterkenny an unapologetic sense of humor and a casual, improvisational style that resonates with an audience looking for laughter grounded in camaraderie and colorful characters.