Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Dog Bites Man List

• Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan - Both use a mockumentary format to explore cultural norms and satire.
• The Office - Similar mockumentary style with a focus on the absurdities of everyday work life.
• Parks and Recreation - Features a similar mockumentary approach, focusing on local government and quirky characters.
• What We Do in the Shadows - Combines comedy with a documentary style, following vampire roommates in modern society.
• Trailer Park Boys - Follows the lives of characters in a mockumentary style, rife with absurd and humorous situations.
• This Is Spinal Tap - Classic mockumentary that humorously portrays a fictional rock band.
• American Vandal - Utilizes a documentary format to investigate high school pranks with humor and satire.
• The Yes Men - Explores social and political issues through comedic impersonation and satire.
• Last Week Tonight with John Oliver - Combines humor with commentary on current events, similar satirical vein.
• Curb Your Enthusiasm - Improvisational comedy that explores social conventions and misunderstandings.
• The Ali G Show - Features a mix of interviews and sketches that satirize cultural and societal norms.
• Spinal Tap: A Rockumentary - Uses music and a mockumentary format to delve into the absurdities of a fictional band.
• Derek - Mockumentary series that combines humor with poignant moments, focusing on sensitive subjects.
• The IT Crowd - British sitcom dealing with the lives of IT workers, reflecting absurd office situations.
• Funny or Die Presents - Sketch show known for its satirical and comedic take on various issues.
• People Just Do Nothing - Mockumentary about a fictional pirate radio station with humor based on hip-hop culture.
• The Inbetweeners - Comedy series focusing on awkward teenage experiences in a realistic yet humorous way.
• Super Size Me - Documentary that blends humor with serious commentary on fast food culture.
• Best in Show - Mockumentary that satirizes the world of dog shows, similar to Dog Bites Man's absurdity.
• Modern Family - Uses a documentary style to portray the dynamics of a diverse family in humorous situations.
• Zoolander - Comedy that satirizes the fashion industry and models, using absurdity as a vehicle.
• Reno 911! - Mockumentary-style comedy focusing on a fictitious police department with quirky characters.
• The Last Man on Earth - Post-apocalyptic comedy with a focus on satirical storytelling and character absurdities.
• Borat Subsequent Moviefilm - Continues the mockumentary style, addressing societal issues through humor.
• The Mighty Boosh - Cult British comedy series with surreal humor and musical elements.
• The Thick of It - Political satire that explores the absurdities of government and media through sharp dialogue.
• All Good Things - Utilizes real-life elements and a satirical approach to explore a complex narrative.
• The Office (US) - American adaptation of the British series with similar themes of workplace absurdity and humor.
• Mighty Ducks: Game Changers - An updated series that captures the nostalgic and comedic spirit of its predecessor.
• W1A - British series that satirizes the bureaucracy of the BBC, filled with dry humor.
• The Office: UK - The original version with a similar mockumentary style focused on mundane office life.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Humorous insights into police work, blending situational comedy with character development.
• Silicon Valley - Explores the absurdities of the tech industry with sharp satire and comedic moments.
• The Replacements - Focuses on the absurdity within a team setting, utilizing humor to explore unconventional characters.
• The Baroness von Sketch Show - Sketch comedy that explores societal norms and everyday absurdities in a humorous way.
• Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - Comedy series that blends humor with quirky storytelling and character nuances.
• Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Surreal comedy-drama that satirizes American culture and excess, akin to Dog Bites Man's themes.
• Strangers with Candy - Satirical comedy about a delinquent teenager returning to high school that challenges norms.
• Animaniacs - Animated series rich in satire and humor that critiques societal issues through absurdity.
• The Other Two - Follows the lives of two siblings navigating fame, utilizing satire and dark comedy.
• To Die For - Satirical exploration of media obsession and ambition, offering dark humor similar to Dog Bites Man.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Big Train List

• Little Britain - Both shows feature a series of surreal sketches and characters, blending absurdity with humor.
• The Mighty Boosh - They share a penchant for surrealism and a unique blend of comedy and fantasy.
• Monty Python's Flying Circus - A classic sketch show known for its absurd and iconic humor, akin to Big Train's style.
• Spaced - Combining absurdity and witty dialogue in a character-driven narrative.
• Garth Marenghi's Darkplace - A parody of horror television with surreal and deadpan humor.
• Look Around You - Uses a mockumentary format to parody educational programs, similar to Big Train's approach.
• The Office (UK) - A mix of deadpan and awkward humor, capturing the essence of mundane life.
• Kroll Show - Features sketch-based comedy with bizarre and absurd characters, like Big Train.
• The IT Crowd - Explores absurd situations in the workplace with quirky characters.
• Black Books - Features dysfunctional characters and a surreal sense of humor.
• Parks and Recreation - A mockumentary style with quirky characters and absurd situations.
• Flight of the Conchords - Musical comedy with a unique blend of absurd and witty narratives.
• The League of Gentlemen - Features dark and surreal humor with eccentric characters.
• How Not to Live Your Life - Follows absurd scenarios in a character's everyday life, similar to Big Train.
• Man Down - Features a mix of absurd comedy and unique character dynamics.
• This Country - A mockumentary exploring rural life with awkward humor and bizarre characters.
• Community - Known for its meta-humor and absurd situations in a college setting.
• The Inbetweeners - Follows awkward social situations and character dynamics with humor.
• Trial & Error - Uses a mockumentary style to highlight absurd courtroom situations.
• Shameless (UK) - Follows a dysfunctional family with a mix of absurd and dark humor.
• Sapphire & Steel - Surreal plots with a mix of science fiction and fantastical elements.
• Cuckoo - Explores the absurdity of family life with eccentric characters.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Combines workplace comedy with absurd and humorous situations.
• Happy Endings - Follows a group of friends with a mix of absurdity and clever humor.
• Arrested Development - Character-driven comedy with absurd situations and clever writing.
• The Good Place - Explores philosophical ideas with humor and absurd situations.
• I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson - Sketch comedy with bizarre and surreal scenarios similar to Big Train.
• Moone Boy - A comedic coming-of-age series with a unique narrative style.
• The Sketch Show - A sketch comedy format that shares similarities in humor and absurdity.
• Ted Lasso - Offers a feel-good blend of quirky comedy and character development.
• Avenue 5 - A space comedy with absurd scenarios and quirky characters.
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Musical comedy with surreal storylines and quirky characters.
• The Sarah Silverman Program - Features absurd and dark humor with a unique narrative style.
• The Contender - Explores political absurdities and character-driven humor.
• People Just Do Nothing - Mockumentary-style comedy about a fictional pirate radio station.
• Fonejacker - Utilizes absurd pranks and surreal humor through sketches.
• Catastrophe - Character-driven comedy highlighting absurd relationship dynamics.
• Lizard Lick Towing - Follows real-life absurd situations with quirky characters.
• The Good Place - Philosophical humor with an absurd twist similar to Big Train.
• Motherland - Explores the absurdity of parenting with quirky characters.
• The Other Two - Follows absurd situations in the world of social media fame.
• Dead Pixels - Explores gaming culture with quirky characters and absurd narratives.