Sunny

With a comedic focus on the absurdities of workplace dynamics, Brooklyn Nine-Nine offers rapid-fire humor and eclectic characters. Fans of Sunny will appreciate the zany antics and camaraderie, although wrapped in a comparatively more optimistic tone.

Curb Your Enthusiasm offers humor born from the social faux pas and misanthropic tendencies of Larry David, resembling the self-sabotage and misadventures of the Sunny gang. Its improvisational style complements Sunny's brand of spontaneous and irreverent comedy.

Parks and Recreation combines satire with endearing character dynamics, mocking governmental inefficiency much like Sunny mocks society. It thrives on character-driven humor that finds warmth amid chaos, a balance that Sunny aficionados might enjoy, albeit with less cynicism.

Archer delivers a darkly comedic twist on the secret agent genre, mirroring Sunny's penchant for off-beat humor and outrageous antics. Its characters exude a selfishness akin to the gang from Paddy's Pub, making it a hit for those who revel in ethically questionable behavior.

Community presents an eclectic group bound by shared dysfunction and mutual mockery, much like the gang at Paddy's Pub. With its meta-humor and outlandish plotlines, it captures the chaos and unpredictability that fans of Sunny might crave.

Veep satirizes the messy world of politics with sharp wit and biting commentary, echoing Sunny's take-no-prisoners approach to comedy. Its ensemble cast delivers relentless humor through morally questionable schemes, reminiscent of the gang's antics.

Like Sunny, The League thrives on its ensemble cast, reveling in the hilarious and often chaotic consequences of competitive fantasy football. Its mix of raunchy humor and friendship betrayals will appeal to fans who appreciate the unpredictably dysfunctional relationships of Sunny's crew.