Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em List

• Fawlty Towers - Both feature physical comedy and the misadventures of an incompetent lead.
• The Office (UK) - Both depict the humorous aspects of ordinary life with quirky characters.
• Porridge - Features the comedic mishaps of a character in difficult situations.
• Monty Python's Flying Circus - Both embody British humor and slapstick comedy.
• Are You Being Served? - Both reveal the humor in everyday workplace scenarios.
• The IT Crowd - Features misfit characters and their humorous interactions in a workplace.
• Keeping Up Appearances - Showcases the comedic contrasts of social classes and personality clashes.
• Bless This House - Both feature family dynamics and humorous domestic situations.
• Dad's Army - Focuses on a group of inept characters dealing with serious challenges.
• The Good Life - Humorous take on domestic life and challenges faced by suburban families.
• Blackadder - Both involve historical settings with comedic failures of the lead character.
• Whose Line Is It Anyway? - Both involve improvisation and humorous situations arising unexpectedly.
• Absolutely Fabulous - Focuses on absurdity in everyday life, akin to the slapstick humor.
• Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em: The Complete Collection - The original series with similar themes and humor.
• The Vicar of Dibley - Features a quirky lead character trying to cope with community challenges.
• Father Ted - Follows absurd situations involving incompetent priests in a comedic setting.
• My Family - Focuses on family dynamics and comedic situations in domestic life.
• Two Ronnies - Sketch show that features slapstick and comedic sketches akin to Some Mothers.
• Open All Hours - Centers on humorous interactions set in a shop environment.
• To the Manor Born - Involves class struggles and humorous situations among its characters.
• The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin - Features a protagonist dealing with the absurdities of life.
• Dinnerladies - Set in a café and revolves around the humorous interactions of the staff.
• Gavin & Stacey - Explores relationships and family dynamics with a comedic lens.
• Coupling - Focuses on quirky characters and comedic situations in relationships.
• The Mighty Boosh - Features absurdist humor and eccentric characters navigating bizarre situations.
• Spaced - Involves 20-somethings dealing with the absurdities of life in a humorous way.
• The Royal Family - Focuses on the everyday lives of a working-class family with comedic elements.
• The Young Ones - Combines anarchic humor with a focus on the lives of young adults.
• Frasier - Combines sophisticated wit with the misadventures of its central character.
• Brookside - Features ensemble cast with dramatic and comedic elements in their lives.
• How You Like It - Involves humorous twists on life and relationship situations.
• Chewing Gum - Stands out for its vibrant humor in modern-day relationships and life challenges.
• Mighty Little Bheem - Features light-hearted, child-friendly humor and fun misadventures.
• My Hero - Follows an ordinary person in extraordinary circumstances leading to humor.
• Steptoe and Son - Explores quirky familial relationships with a comedic approach.
• Shooting Stars - Combines guest interviews with humorous sketches and parodies.
• Love Thy Neighbour - Focuses on comedic explorations of relationships and neighborhood disputes.
• The Troubleshooters - Features humorous misadventures in a workplace setting.
• The New Statesman - Involves political satire with a comedic twist similar to Some Mothers.
• The Thick of It - Follows misfit characters caught in absurd bureaucratic situations.
• Cuckoo - Follows the chaotic life impacts of an oddball character on a family.
• The Office (US) - Both series showcase the humor in mundane work situations with strong character interactions.