Shows similar to MacGruber

Featuring Andy Samberg at the helm, this ensemble comedy revolves around a quirky group of detectives in a New York precinct. Like MacGruber, it mixes irreverent humor with moments of action, and its cast of lovable characters is sure to win over fans looking for a good chuckle alongside some policing shenanigans.

Archer is an animated espionage comedy that delivers quick-witted dialogue and adult humor, perfect for those who appreciate the blend of crude jokes and action found in MacGruber. Its narcissistic protagonist, Sterling Archer, often finds himself in ludicrous situations reminiscent of MacGyver parodies.

Starring Will Forte, the creative mind behind MacGruber, The Last Man on Earth explores what happens when an average guy becomes one of the last humans on Earth. Its unique blend of dark humor and character-driven storytelling offers a similar comedic style.

Blending comedic elements with spy-centric action, Chuck tells the story of an average computer-whiz-next-door who receives an encoded email which embeds the only remaining copy of the world's greatest spy secrets into his brain. The show offers the same offbeat humor and high-stakes scenarios that a MacGruber fan would enjoy.

Created by Steve and Nancy Carell, Angie Tribeca parodies the police procedural genre in a manner that fans of MacGruber's spoof-action style will appreciate. Rashida Jones stars as the titular character in a series that proudly showcases absurdity and deadpan humor.

In this mockumentary series, true crime documentaries are satirized, keeping in tone with MacGruber's parody nature. While it veers more towards a whodunit format, the comedy is smart, and it offers a fresh take on high school drama that fans of clever parodies would appreciate.