Clockwatchers
Why this pick
Its dry, observant office comedy shares Bujalski’s interest in low-status labor, small humiliations, and the fragile alliances workers form while management treats them as interchangeable.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Its dry, observant office comedy shares Bujalski’s interest in low-status labor, small humiliations, and the fragile alliances workers form while management treats them as interchangeable.
Why this pick
Another humane, ensemble-minded look at service labor, balancing casual conversation and workplace absurdity with a sharper awareness of the systems bearing down on employees.
Why this pick
For the same interest in work as lived experience: a pressured, compassionate day-to-day portrait of people forced to absorb institutional failures while trying to care for others.
Why this pick
Its loose, naturalistic ensemble rhythm and affectionate attention to messy working lives make it a strong fit for Support the Girls’ blend of comedy, compassion, and social observation.
Why this pick
A warm, character-first comedy of people improvising under social pressure, with the same generosity toward flawed adults and knack for letting humor emerge from practical complications.
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01 / THE STORY
Lisa is the general manager of Double Whammies, a sports bar that features skimpily dressed waitresses. Always nurturing and protective of her staff, she soon faces one trying day that tests her optimism at every turn.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Maci

Jennelle

Krista

Kara

Shaina

Jay
Rick, Dad
Dennis, "Sweetheart" Whisperer