Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Open All Hours List

• Are You Being Served? - Similar humor and sitcom style set in a retail environment.
• Fawlty Towers - Classic British sitcom featuring eccentric characters and witty dialogue.
• The Office (UK) - Mockumentary style comedy with quirky characters in a working environment.
• Dad's Army - British humor revolving around a group of local defense volunteers during WWII.
• Open All Hours (2013) - Modern revival of the original series featuring similar themes and characters.
• Sweet Sixteen - Comedy-drama with a focus on small-town life and everyday humor.
• The Good Life - Explores suburban life and the humor in trying to live self-sufficiently.
• Keeping Up Appearances - Focuses on the humorous pretensions and social aspirations of characters.
• Last of the Summer Wine - Features quirky characters and gentle humor set in a rural community.
• Mrs. Brown's Boys - Similar humor style with family dynamics and British wit.
• The Likely Lads - Explores friendships and challenges with a comedic spin.
• One Foot in the Grave - Dark comedy focused on life’s frustrations, similar humor tone.
• The Vicar of Dibley - Mixes rural life and community events with comedy and heart.
• Porridge - Set in a prison with witty banter and character-driven stories.
• Outnumbered - A family sitcom with observational humor and relatable storytelling.
• Gavin & Stacey - Focuses on family and romance with a comedic twist.
• The IT Crowd - Workplace comedy with quirky characters and catchy dialogues.
• Blackadder - Historical sitcom with humor derived from character interactions.
• The Royle Family - A sitcom featuring a working-class family and their everyday lives.
• Coupling - Humorous take on relationships and dating, with character-driven plots.
• Young Hyacinth - A prequel to Keeping Up Appearances, mixing humor and character development.
• Birds of a Feather - Follows the humorous lives of two sisters with contrasting personalities.
• My Family - Focuses on family dynamics and humor in everyday life.
• How Not to Live Your Life - A sitcom about a chaotic life and the humor found in it.
• Heidi: Queen of the Mountain - A comedic take on a classic character and her rural adventures.
• The New Adventures of Father Brown - Misdemeanor-driven mystery with humor and community interaction.
• The Goodies - A surreal British comedy trio exploring various humorous scenarios.
• It Ain't Half Hot Mum - A military comedy with a focus on camaraderie and humor.
• My Hero - A comedic take on a superhero trying to fit into ordinary life.
• A Touch of Frost - Mixes comedy with crime drama, focusing on character interactions.
• Early Doors - Set in a pub with character-driven humor and quirky situations.
• Men Behaving Badly - Focuses on the humorous misadventures of two flatmates.
• The Thick of It - Political satire with sharp dialogue and character-based humor.
• The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin - Comedic exploration of midlife crises and societal norms.
• Still Game - Focuses on the humorous lives of elderly characters in a community.
• The Middle - A family sitcom with relatable humor about everyday struggles.
• Himalaya with Michael Palin - Travel with humor and unique situations in foreign cultures.
• The Inbetweeners - Relatable teenage humor and friendships in everyday settings.
• Yes Minister - Political satire with character interactions and clever dialogue.