Shows similar to The Pentaverate

As an ensemble workplace comedy set in the 99th precinct of the NYPD, it offers a blend of sharp wit, quirkiness, and character chemistry with a comedic style that fans of The Pentaverate might find highly entertaining.

This legendary sketch comedy show features a versatile cast that parodies contemporary culture and politics, offering a rich catalog of humorous sketches and characters. Fans of The Pentaverate's creator Mike Myers and his brand of comedy will appreciate the similar humor and celebrity cameos.

This mockumentary-style sitcom focuses on the everyday lives of the employees in the Parks Department of Pawnee, Indiana. Its satirical view of small-town politics, coupled with a memorable and quirky ensemble cast, might attract those who appreciate The Pentaverate's unique brand of humor.

This mockumentary-style TV series follows a group of vampires living in Staten Island, providing a deadpan look at the supernatural. Its absurd humor and character dynamics might resonate with those who appreciate The Pentaverate's playful approach to storytelling.

While not about secret societies, this character-driven sitcom features rich performances and the ensemble chemistry similar to what Mike Myers brings to his various roles in The Pentaverate. Its comedic portrayal of a fallen rich family starting anew in a small town has a similar quirky comedy vibe.

With a penchant for parody, this show spoofs celebrated documentary films through each episode, often with a keen eye for detail and absurdity. Lovers of The Pentaverate's humorous take on secret societies may find its mockumentary style similarly entertaining.

Created by Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, this series is set in Portland, Oregon, and parodies the city's reputation for its quirky and eccentric citizens. Its satirical take on hipster culture with recurring characters might appeal to viewers who enjoy the satirical elements of The Pentaverate.

In A.P. Bio, a philosopher-turned-AP biology teacher uses his class to get back at his rivals rather than teach biology. The show's irreverent humor and eccentric lead character's antics offer a type of comedy that may appeal to fans of the character-driven satire in The Pentaverate.