Peter Serafinowicz

The White House Plumbers centers on E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy, who planned the Watergate burglary that eventually brought down Richard Nixon's presidency.

In a world where superheroes and villains are very real, unassuming office temp Arthur becomes obsessed with a sinister conspiracy he believes has taken over his City. Everyone thinks he's crazy, except his mysterious new ally, The Tick, a bizarre blue superhero who might just be a figment of Arthur's imagination....

Mr. Sloane is a romantic comedy series that follows the story of a 1960s man in crisis, played by Nick Frost. The show is created by Robert B Weide of Curb Your Enthusiasm fame. The show revolves around the life of a man who is struggling to keep up with the changing times. With his buttoned-down personality, he finds himself in one hilarious situation after another.

NTSF:SD:SUV: is a TV series about a covert team of government agents who protect San Diego from terrorist threats from Mexico, Canada, and Guam. The team is tasked with preventing attacks on the city and keeping the population safe from harm. The show follows their missions as they work to keep San Diego secure.

Will Arnett stars as a Beverly Hills jackass who ends up falling in love with Emmy Kadubic, a charitable tree hugger, who hates his lifestyle and moral code.

The Peter Serafinowicz Show is a comedy sketch show that stars Peter Serafinowicz and other actors. The sketches are parodies of British television and feature notable television personalities. The show is a mixture of different sketches that are funny and entertaining. The actors do a great job of impersonating famous British personalities.

Mike, Steve, and Kenny run Hamway's Hardware Store in London under the watchful eye of boss Rex. Julie and Anne provide respite at the nearby cafe. Mike's relationship with Anne is occasionally stretched by laddish behavior, dangerous DIY, and unwanted house-guests. The customer is rarely right.

A British comedy show that parodies the earnest educational programs of the 60s and 70s in the first series, and the BBC's Tomorrow's World in the second series. The second series has six thirty-minute shows and is set in 1982, imagining what life might be like in the early 21st century. Written by Robert Popper and Peter Serafinowicz.