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• Brass Eye - Both shows use satire and absurd humor to comment on social issues.
• Nathan for You - Features a comedic character who pulls elaborate pranks on unsuspecting people.
• Da Ali G Show - Involves a comedian interacting with real people in a satirical manner.
• The Office (UK) - Mixes mockumentary style with humor centered around ordinary people.
• Candid Camera - Both shows involve pranking strangers and capturing their reactions.
• Jackass - Features outrageous stunts and public pranks to elicit genuine reactions.
• Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan - Satirical mockumentary style that showcases awkward social interactions.
• Sacha Baron Cohen's Who is America? - Uses absurd comedy to explore American culture through impersonation.
• Jimmy Kimmel Live! - Features comedic sketches and interactions with the public.
• The Ali G Show - Parodies real-life interviews and situations with humor.
• Punk'd - Prank show that captures people's reactions to outrageous setups.
• The Eric Andre Show - Combines surreal humor with pranks and sketches in public settings.
• 4 O'Clock Club - Mixes comedy with elements of teenage life and unexpected situations.
• Bad Grandpa - A mix of a plot and public pranks using a concealed camera style.
• The Inbetweeners - Focuses on awkward social situations and teen humor.
• Fonejacker - Involves impersonation and phone pranks, akin to Facejacker.
• Trigger Happy TV - Features street-based comedy and pranks targeting the public.
• The Misfits - A mix of humor and extraordinary situations among a cast of misfits.
• Superbad - Explores awkward teenage experiences and social interactions.
• The IT Crowd - Mixes workplace comedy with quirky characters in odd situations.
• The Ricky Gervais Show - Uses humor and satire to explore everyday topics with a comedic twist.
• Community - Focuses on absurd situations in a community college setting with unique characters.
• How to with John Wilson - A blend of documentary-style storytelling with awkward social humor.
• The Boondocks - Uses satire to engage with social issues, much like Facejacker.
• Parks and Recreation - Mockumentary style showcasing quirky town employees in humorous scenarios.
• The Mighty Boosh - Combines surreal humor with musical elements and quirky characters.
• SNL: Saturday Night Live - Sketch comedy show that often includes social and political satire.
• Hello Ladies - Focuses on awkward social interactions and dating humor.
• 30 Rock - Features behind-the-scenes comedy with absurd and quirky characters.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Combines workplace humor with a quirky ensemble cast facing absurd situations.
• Little Britain - Sketch show using characters placed in humorous situations, similar to Facejacker.
• Office Space - Workplace comedy that explores absurdities in everyday life.
• Silicon Valley - Focuses on the tech industry with quirky characters and absurd situations.
• Mad TV - Sketch comedy show with parodies and satire akin to Facejacker.
• Workaholics - Follows absurd adventures of three friends, mixing humor with everyday life.
• The League - Combines humor about friendships and social gatherings into absurd situations.
• The Umbrella Academy - Offers a unique mix of quirky characters facing bizarre situations.
• Schitt's Creek - Focuses on an eccentric family navigating life in an unusual town.
• Friends - Classic sitcom exploring relationships and absurd situations among friends.
• Happy Endings - Offers humor through the interactions and absurd situations of friends.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps List

• The Inbetweeners - Comedy about teenage boys facing the ups and downs of adolescence, similar humor style.
• Shameless - A gritty comedy-drama about a dysfunctional British family, mixing humor and social issues.
• Gavin & Stacey - A light-hearted series about relationships and family, with a strong comedic core.
• My Family - A sitcom focusing on family dynamics and the chaos of everyday life.
• Coupling - A romantic sitcom that explores relationships and friendships with humor and charm.
• The Office (UK) - A mockumentary style comedy that shares humor about everyday work life.
• Misfits - A comedy-drama about a group of young people with supernatural powers, featuring humor and social themes.
• How Not to Live Your Life - A sitcom focused on an endearing, hapless man's misadventures in love and life.
• Skins - A teen drama series that explores the lives, loves, and friendships of a group of teenagers.
• Lovesick - Romantic comedy series about relationships, infused with humor and poignant moments.
• Fresh Meat - A comedy-drama about university students navigating the challenges of adulthood.
• The IT Crowd - A workplace comedy that shares a similar offbeat humor style and quirky characters.
• Him & Her - A series depicting the mundane yet humorous lives of a couple in their twenties.
• Benidorm - A comedy series focused on British holidaymakers in Spain, filled with humor and quirky characters.
• The Mighty Boosh - A surreal comedy that combines music and humor, appealing to fans of eccentric storylines.
• Space - A comedic look at the lives of friends navigating their early twenties and work life.
• Derry Girls - A coming-of-age comedy about teenage girls navigating life in Northern Ireland during the 1990s.
• We Are Lady Parts - A comedy about an all-female Muslim punk band, filled with humor and cultural elements.
• The Good Life - Classic British sitcom about a couple looking to live a self-sufficient life, filled with humor.
• Twenty Twelve - A mockumentary series that humorously follows the preparations for the London Olympics.
• 4 O'Clock Club - A children's sitcom set in a school with a mix of humor and adolescent challenges.
• The Young Ones - A cult British sitcom featuring a group of students and their outrageous antics.
• Black Mirror - An anthology series that explores modern society with dark humor and social commentary.
• The Fall - A gripping crime drama that explores themes of obsession and human nature.
• Chewing Gum - A comedy series that follows a young British woman navigating relationships and adulthood.
• After Life - A dark comedy-drama about death and grief, blending humor with serious themes.
• This Country - A mockumentary about life in rural England, filled with humor and relatable characters.
• Pure - A comedy-drama about a young woman navigating her sexuality and personal relationships.
• Bad Education - A comedy series set in a school highlighting the humorous misadventures of a teacher.
• The Other One - A comedy surrounding family dynamics and misunderstandings involving two sisters.
• Living the Dream - A comedic take on an English family moving to Florida to pursue a different life.
• The Royal Family - A realistic and funny portrayal of a working-class family's everyday life.
• The Last Leg - A comedic news review show that shares a similar humorous style with topical discussions.
• As Time Goes By - A romantic comedy series centered on love and life after years apart.
• Bounty - A comedy series that showcases eccentric characters and their intertwined lives.
• The Vicar of Dibley - A beloved sitcom featuring a female vicar in a quirky rural community.