Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Blackadder Rides Again List

• Fawlty Towers - Both feature British humor and historical settings with a focus on character-driven comedy.
• The Office (UK) - Utilizes dry wit and a mockumentary style, similar to the humor in Blackadder.
• Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Features absurdist humor and historical themes like Blackadder.
• Dad's Army - A classic British sitcom with a focus on World War II, capturing similar comedic tones.
• The IT Crowd - British sitcom with clever, dry humor and memorable characters.
• The Thick of It - Sharp political satire with rapid dialogue akin to the wit of Blackadder.
• Porridge - A sitcom centered around life in a British prison, known for clever humor.
• Yes Minister - Political satire that features witty dialogue and comedic scenarios.
• Are You Being Served? - Contains classic British humor centered around work-life at a department store.
• Blackadder II - Directly related with a similar structure and humor to the original.
• Sitcom - Meta-narrative and satirical themes just like those in Blackadder.
• Spinal Tap - Faux documentary style with a comedic take on cultural phenomena, much like Blackadder's style.
• The Bletchley Circle - Focus on historical themes with strong character development.
• The Young Ones - Combines absurdity with social commentary and British humor.
• The Vicar of Dibley - Features a charming ensemble cast and clever British humor.
• The Inbetweeners - Highlighting humor in social situations much like the character interactions in Blackadder.
• Blackadder Goes Forth - Another entry in the Blackadder series with similar style and wit.
• The Crown - Even though it's more serious, it has intricate character studies and historical contexts.
• Kingdom - A comedic look at life in England, with charming characters and scenarios.
• The F Word - Uses dark comedy and social commentary reflecting British culture.
• The New Statesman - Political satire with sharp wit and critical humor.
• Red Dwarf - Combines sci-fi elements with British humor, akin to the clever writing of Blackadder.
• The Green Green Grass - Spin-off from Only Fools and Horses with a similar comedic style.
• Midsomer Murders - While primarily a mystery series, it has sharp humor intertwined, resonating with Blackadder's comedy.
• To the Manor Born - Features social class themes and witty banter like Blackadder.
• Keeping Up Appearances - Focuses on social class and British societal quirks with a comedic touch.
• Coupling - A sitcom focusing on relationships and witty dialogue.
• 25 Days of Christmas - Famous for blending humor with historical events.
• The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin - Cynical and clever observations on modern life, akin to Blackadder's insights.
• Dinnerladies - Focuses on the dynamics of a workplace, similar to the camaraderie in Blackadder.
• The League of Gentlemen - Dark humor interwoven with social commentary, similar to the quirkiness of Blackadder.
• Two Doors Down - Shows the absurdities of suburban life reminiscent of Blackadder's social critiques.
• The Good Life - Explores social classes and relationships with sharp humor.
• The Mighty Boosh - Absurdist humor and eccentric characters somewhat in line with Blackadder’s style.
• The Selection - Combines British humor with social situations and themes.
• The Sooty Show - Light-hearted comedy that often involves historical references.
• The Office (US) - Similar mockumentary style but with more of an American twist on workplace humor.
• The Ginge, The Geordie and The Geek - Modern take on British life humor themed similar to the antics in Blackadder.
• Cradle to Grave - Focuses on working-class life in Britain with humor reminiscent of Blackadder.
• Table 19 - A comedic film that explores various character quirks in a social setting.
• The Nobodies - Centers on humor and the struggles of aspiring personalities in a comedic light.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Are You Being Served? List

• Fawlty Towers - Both are British sitcoms featuring a comic mismanagement of a workplace.
• Monty Python's Flying Circus - Similar British humor and sketch-based style.
• The Office (UK) - A workplace comedy with quirky characters and awkward social situations.
• Dad's Army - Features a group of misfit characters in a humorous setting.
• Keeping Up Appearances - Another classic British sitcom focusing on class and social awkwardness.
• The Good Life - Centers on the lives of quirky and distinctive characters.
• Absolutely Fabulous - Features strong comic elements and eccentric characters.
• Open All Hours - Set in a retail environment with quirky humor.
• Are You Being Served? (2016) - A revival of the original series with similar themes.
• The IT Crowd - Office-based comedy that explores workplace dynamics in a humorous manner.
• Coupling - Explores relationships through comic situations, with a British touch.
• 'Allo 'Allo! - Another British sitcom with a humorous take on a workplace environment.
• My Family - Focuses on family dynamics with a humorous approach.
• One Foot in the Grave - Features a protagonist dealing with the absurdities of life humorously.
• The Vicar of Dibley - A comedic series set in a small community with eccentric characters.
• Little Britain - Sketch comedy featuring a wide range of eccentric characters.
• Just Good Friends - Explores relationships with a humorous angle.
• Gimme Gimme Gimme - Follows odd characters navigating unique situations.
• The Royle Family - Showcases the humor of an ordinary British family in a relatable way.
• Flatmates - Focuses on the comedic aspects of living together with quirky characters.
• Murder Most Horrid - Dark comedy featuring a variety of characters in different humorous scenarios.
• Men Behaving Badly - Examines relationships and friendship dynamics with humor.
• The Naked Truth - Features comedic scenarios set around a workplace.
• The New Statesman - Political satire with a focus on eccentric characters.
• Hi-de-Hi! - A setting in a holiday camp that leads to humorous interactions.
• Bless This House - Comedy series about family life featuring humorous situations.
• Porridge - Set in a prison with a humorous depiction of life behind bars.
• Open All Hours - Showcases a corner shop and the humorous interactions within.
• To the Manor Born - Focuses on a humorous property conflict with eccentric characters.
• The Good Life - Shows the humorous challenges of living a self-sufficient lifestyle.
• Sorry! - About the mishaps of a man dealing with familial and social situations.
• The Thin Blue Line - A police station comedy that showcases workplace absurdities.
• The Last of the Summer Wine - Focuses on the antics of elderly characters in a humorous manner.
• What We Do in the Shadows - A comedic mockumentary about eccentric characters in a less conventional setting.
• Blackadder - Historical comedy with a sharp wit and eccentric characters.
• The Green Green Grass - Spin-off from ‘Only Fools and Horses’ featuring quirky and humorous situations.
• Midsomer Murders - While primarily a mystery, it includes humorous character interactions.
• I’m Alan Partridge - Character-driven comedy with a quirky protagonist.
• The IT Crowd - Tech-based workplace comedy with absurd scenarios.