Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to On the Buses List

• Are You Being Served? - Similar British sitcom with workplace humor.
• The Benny Hill Show - Classic British comedy with a focus on humorous situations and characters.
• Dad's Army - British sitcom about a group of elderly home guard during WWII.
• Open All Hours - A British sitcom set in a shop with quirky characters.
• Keeping Up Appearances - Situational comedy focusing on social class and pretentiousness.
• Porridge - Prison sitcom that has a similar humor style.
• Fawlty Towers - Classic British sitcom centered around a dysfunctional hotel.
• Last of the Summer Wine - Long-running British sitcom about elderly men in Yorkshire.
• The Good Life - Sitcom about neighbors and the challenges of self-sufficiency.
• It Ain't Half Hot Mum - Comedy set in the British Army during the post-war period.
• Only Fools and Horses - Iconic British comedy following the lives of market traders.
• Steptoe and Son - Classic British sitcom about a father-son duo running a rag-and-bone business.
• The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin - British sitcom about a man experiencing a midlife crisis.
• Bless This House - Focuses on family and comedic situations like 'On the Buses'.
• I Didn't Know You Cared - A sitcom about family life and relationships.
• My Family - A sitcom centered around a British family and their humorous interactions.
• The Office (UK) - Mockumentary sitcom focusing on office interactions and absurdities.
• Gimme Gimme Gimme - British sitcom with quirky characters and absurd scenarios.
• You Rang, M'Lord? - Period sitcom following the lives of a noble family and their servants.
• The Young Ones - British sitcom with outrageous humor and young adult themes.
• The Royal Family - Sitcom centered around a working-class British family.
• Men Behaving Badly - Comedy series focusing on the misadventures of a group of men.
• Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps - Comedy about young adults in a British town.
• The Inbetweeners - Coming-of-age sitcom with friendships and comedic situations.
• Fingertips - Character-driven comedy with a light-hearted approach.
• The New Statesman - Political sitcom with satirical humor.
• We Are Most Amused - Comedy special featuring various humorous acts.
• Being Human (UK) - Sitcom with comedic supernatural elements, though darker than 'On the Buses'.
• Blackadder - Historical sitcom with sharp wit and humor.
• The IT Crowd - Sitcom about the IT department with eccentric characters.
• Coupling - Comedy series focusing on relationships and friendships.
• Skins - Teen drama with comedic elements and ensemble cast.
• Spaced - Cult sitcom blending humor with the lives of young adults.
• The Royle Family - A sitcom portraying the lives of an ordinary family.
• The Extras - Comedy series about background artists in the film industry.
• Little Britain - Sketch show focused on various eccentric British characters.
• Dinnerladies - Situational comedy set in a canteen with a quirky cast.
• Black Books - Comedy series centered around a disheveled bookshop owner.
• Murder Most Horrid - Black comedy anthology series with various darkly humorous stories.
• Him & Her - Comedy about a couple and their everyday life, reflective of working-class life.
• The Mind of the Married Man - Comedy-drama about relationships and the male perspective.
• The Thick of It - Political satire series with sharp-witted humor akin to British sitcoms.
• Bad Lads Army - Reality show with comedic vibes surrounding army life.
• Shameless (UK) - Dark comedy-drama about a dysfunctional family from a working-class background.
• The Office (US) - American adaptation of 'The Office', featuring similar workplace humor.
• The Middle - Family-oriented sitcom reflecting middle-class life and struggles.
• Cuckoo - British sitcom about a family dealing with an unexpected addition.
• The Mick - Sitcom about a woman who becomes the guardian of her wealthy relatives.
• Friends - Iconic sitcom about friendships and comedic interactions among a group in a city.