Workaholics

Three roommates and casual coworkers collapse into a chaotic grind when college is no longer an option. They split time between a rowdy telemarketing job and a constant stream of scheming, late night shenanigans. Adam, Blake, and Anders chase adrenaline, cheap thrills, and each other while dodging responsibility and the consequences of their own bad decisions. The show follows their misfit crew as they improvise schemes to survive the day, hinge on friendship, and turn ordinary hours into outrageous escapades. Nothing about boring routine here, just reckless energy, brazen humor, and a relentless push to stay one step ahead of the boss and the world. A recurring wild card in their orbit is a drug dealer.

Created by Anders Holm, Kyle Newacheck and Adam Devine, Workaholics premiered in 2011 on Comedy Central. It is an original series built around a trio of roommates who crash their telemarketing job with wild antics that often spill into late night mischief.

Workaholics earned a loyal following for its unapologetic buddy dynamic and its cheeky take on office life. Fans connected with the three leads as they turn a routine telemarketing shift into a playground of improvised chaos, echoing a late night culture of rebellious humor. Its humor resonates with people who value spontaneity, boldness, and a sense of camaraderie even when the plan falls apart.

Critics treated Workaholics as a bold take on friendship and work life, balancing crude humor with genuine camaraderie. The show centers on loyalty, misdirection, and the lengths friends go to dodge responsibility, offering a sketch style energy that keeps the tone buoyant even when the jokes get rowdy.

Awards: The show did not receive major awards nominations and has not been a standout on the award circuit. Its influence lives on in tone and style rather than trophies.