Shows similar to Trial & Error

A pioneer in the mockumentary format, 'The Office' delves into the daily operations of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company. The offbeat humor and character-driven plotlines are reminiscent of 'Trial & Error,' making it a must-watch for fans of workplace comedies.

This series offers a hilarious take on the police procedural format, focusing on the detectives of the 99th precinct in New York City. Its witty dialogue and ensemble cast dynamic provide a comedy style akin to that of 'Trial & Error,' appealing to those who enjoy humorous crime-solving scenarios.

A philosophical comedy exploring the afterlife and what makes a person good, 'The Good Place' is a smart and witty show that's not afraid to play with narrative conventions, just like 'Trial & Error.' It is bound to strike a chord with fans who love their comedy with depth and creativity.

A mockumentary sitcom that captures the daily shenanigans of local government officials in a fictional Indiana town. The show uses a similar comedic setup to 'Trial & Error,' with quirky characters and a light-hearted approach to the bureaucratic world, which fans will likely appreciate.

Taking place in a community college, the show centers around a diverse group of students forming a study group. Its off-the-wall humor and character dynamics are akin to 'Trial & Error,' with both series not shying away from spoofing various genres and tropes.

This sitcom follows a wealthy family who suddenly find themselves broke and forced to live in a small town they once bought as a joke. Fans of 'Trial & Error' may enjoy the show's character quirks and the fish-out-of-water comedy.

Focused on the behind-the-scenes antics of a live sketch comedy show, the creators of 'Trial & Error' and '30 Rock' share a similar sense of humor, showcasing the absurdity of the entertainment industry with a satirical edge.

With its roots in comedy sprung from dark premises, 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt' follows a woman adapting to modern life after her rescue from a doomsday cult. Its offbeat humor and vibrant characters are enjoyable for viewers who fancy the eccentricity of 'Trial & Error.'