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No slapstick - Parks and Recreation, Modern Family, Suburgatory (Jane Levy truly is a star

Posted by Road Warrior on July 25, 2012 at 13:36:21:
being born), Up All Night, Seasons 1-4 of The Office (be patient if you start at the beginning, they soon become brilliant). These all have ensemble casts and no slapstick. Up All Night is the least "Ensemblish."

New Girl with Zoe Deschanel got excellent reviews. I tried, no like. Even tho she is cute beyond belief the rest of the cast, for the most part, is a huge step down.