Support the Girls
Why this pick
Like Clockwatchers, it finds dry humour, quiet solidarity, and mounting workplace absurdity in the small indignities faced by underpaid women trying to get through one long shift.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Clockwatchers, it finds dry humour, quiet solidarity, and mounting workplace absurdity in the small indignities faced by underpaid women trying to get through one long shift.
Why this pick
Its office setting is broader and more openly comic, but it shares Clockwatchers’ sharp view of sexist workplace hierarchy and the restorative pleasure of co-workers forming an alliance.
Why this pick
For Clockwatchers’ blend of deadpan awkwardness and friendship among women judged by shallow social rules, this offers a brighter, more stylized comic counterpart.
Why this pick
Its intimate, unvarnished portrait of female friendship and uncertain working life matches the bittersweet, observational humanity beneath Clockwatchers’ office satire.
Why this pick
This understated workplace-adjacent character comedy shares Clockwatchers’ interest in social discomfort, ordinary routines, and tentative connection rather than big plot turns.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Margaret Burre

Paula

Mr. MacNamee

Barbara
Mr. Kilmer

Milton Lasky
Bud Chapman

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