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7 Mockumentary Shows Every Fan Needs to Binge, Ranked
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Comedy is a genre that’s always popular, and the mockumentary format, usually leaning on humor, takes it a step further.
Videos by ComicBook.comHere are 7 must-watch mockumentary shows ranked from funniest to iconic.
6) Trailer Park Boysimage courtesy of showcaseYou might not have heard of Trailer Park Boys (or maybe you have, if you’re a true mockumentary fan).
It’s clever and entertaining, blending comedy with social commentary, but it doesn’t exactly revolutionize anything (and it doesn’t have the cultural weight of some of the more iconic shows).
2) Parks & Recreationimage courtesy of nbcHere we’re stepping up the mockumentary game, because Parks & Recreation is one of those shows you never want to end.