Anonymous wrote:I think there’s nothing quite like good place but agree Brooklyn 99 is a good pick with a similar vibe, and Ted Lasso is great if you don’t mind British swearing. I wanna give a shout out to Super Store which I feel like never got the attention it deserved — very funny and I think relatable to anyone that has shopped in a Walmart or Target!
I really liked Mysterious Benedict Society on disney plus. It is really a very funny and well acted show — the writing is so clever. If you didn’t already watch it, the Lemony Snicket series on Netflix is also really great (Neil Patrick Harris stars and is phenomenal with an endless stream of celebrity cameos).
I was also really liking the new live action One Piece on Netflix but then my son stopped watching with me because he’s a teen now and too cool to watch TV with his mom, sadly.
PP who recommended the Middle: Superstore is definitely one of our favorites too. ITA it should have been a phenom. The male lead is from the DMV; I think he's a Churchill grad? There's a bit of risque talk/implication that might be too much for the OP's son, but it does a brilliant job of weaving contemporary social/political issues into a great ensemble comedy.
OP, if by any chance your kid is interested in foreign policy, we also liked Madame Secretary during this stage. Silly for any Washingtonian who knows how things work but still fun and interesting.