Shows similar to Space Force

Set in the fictional 99th precinct of the New York City Police Department in Brooklyn, 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' follows a team of detectives. The show balances workplace comedy with more action-packed storylines, and its character dynamics and humorous approach to law enforcement could resonate with 'Space Force' fans.

This mockumentary sitcom centers on the quirky employees of the Parks and Recreation Department of Pawnee, Indiana. With its lighthearted take on government work and cast of eccentric but dedicated public servants, 'Parks and Recreation' echoes 'Space Force's' comedic portrayal of a unique branch of government and its gung-ho leader.

Following a diverse group of students at a community college, 'Community' plays with various genres and tropes within its comedy. While not related to government or space, its character dynamics, meta-humor, and clever writing provide a sense of community and misadventure that might attract 'Space Force' fans.

This sitcom follows the Bluth family, a formerly wealthy and habitually dysfunctional family. 'Arrested Development' shares with 'Space Force' a dry sense of humor and complex characters whose lofty ambitions often lead to humorous failures, perfect for those who appreciate shows about the grandiose delusions of its characters.

Chronicling the misadventures of a startup company in Silicon Valley, this series offers a comedic take on the technology industry. Like 'Space Force,' it delves into workplace antics, features an ensemble cast of quirky and diverse characters, and satirizes a specific aspect of American culture and industry.

Starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the Vice President, and later President, of the United States, 'Veep' offers a satirical look at the inner workings of American politics. Its sharp wit and satire might appeal to those who enjoy 'Space Force's' comedic examination of government and military bureaucracy.

Set in the future, 'Avenue 5' revolves around the crew and passengers of a luxury space cruise ship that goes off course. Its space setting and comedic take on space travel and leadership foibles may draw in 'Space Force' audiences looking for more outer space comedy and satire.