TV Sitcoms

Laurence Didcott, a bit overzealous young French teacher, joins the staff of Mansion School, a private school with long history. His idealistic views on teaching will clash with the school policy.

The staff of Dawson’s Dairies delivers the milk to the suburban part of London, but milk is hardly their most important topic during conversations in canteen.

Edward and Richard are sharing flat in Hammersmith. Both unemployed they find peace and comfort in smashing things into pieces.

Gordon Brittas is running communal leisure centre, but lacking the knowledge and people skills he keeps running into troubles. Chris Barrie is playing almost the same kind of character as in Red Dwarf - incompetent, but bossy manager of the leisure centre who is trying to take care of everything. Rest of the staff is trying to live with his difficult character.

The detectives from Brooklyn’s 99th Precinct have their own ways of conducting investigations and usually they are not the most obvious ones. Their new boss, first ever black gay to become a captain, tries to get them in shape.

Single father Porter Waide is a historian and lecturer in San Francisco. He raises his young son Oscar to be just like him - honest, dependable and a bit boring. This changes when his rich, irresponsible pro-footballer brother moves in.

Sketch show written by David Mitchell and Robert Webb, with help from such writers as Richard Ayoade, Ricky Gervais, Matt Holness and James Bachman.

Burned-out writer Hank Moody moves to California to gather material for next book and spend some time with his ex-wife and daughter. The long list of orgies mark his every step.

Gunther Toody and Francis Muldoon are two cops from New York 53rd precinct and a constant source of headache for their superiors.

Successful New York cartoonist Caroline Duffy, author of comic strip called Caroline in the City, hires an uptight artists Richard as the colorist. With her midwest approach she just can’t help trying to change his cynical mind.

Sketch-based comedy series centered around characters created by Catherine Tate.

Tom Chandon and his friends are dreaming about making great movies, but instead they are making wedding videos, last wills and even worse...

Old bar in Boston called Cheers is runned by former professional baseball player Sam Malone with help of his old coach. His new waitress, Diane, have to get used to the atmosphere of that place - all the regular customers spend their evenings there talking about every unimportant thing in the world.

Gareth Blackstock is renown chef that is running the restaurant Le Chateau Anglais that he believes is the best French restaurant in England, if not in the world. But, what a surprise, he isn’t an easy person to work with.

Aulus Paulinus, as a punishment given by the emperor Hadrian, is given the worst job Hadrian could think of - he becomes new governor of Britain. Although he heard about the land being damp and gloomy, the reality of his new job is worse than his worst nightmares.

Group of school friends from class 3C like to spend time together in school and outside the school.

A housewife, Gertrude Noah, while visiting a spaceship, accidentally ends up on the Earth’s orbit together with 4 other people, who don’t really belong there.

Lawyer Jeff Winger is suspended by his company after they discovered that he lied about possessing a bachelor’s degree. He signs up to Greendale Community College to earn the degree and meets group of extraordinary people.

The life (or lack of such) that surrounds the gas station in fictional town Dog River, Saskatchewan, Canada. Attractive newcomer Lacey Burrows opens a diner and has to adapt to very slow and very quiet surroundings.

A recently divorced mother of a teenager decides to start dating again, which causes a lot of embarassment to her son and her best friend Ellie. Nevertheless once she felt young again she refuses to act like adult.