If it’s the school setting that you love about Abbott Elementary, then Saved By The Bell will give you those same vibes, but with more focus on the students than the teachers.

A ragtag group at an often overlooked workplace, with a smart and optimistic woman at the center — sounds pretty familiar, right? Janine is totally this generation’s Leslie Knope, so grab a plate of waffles and settle in for a Parks and Rec marathon.

Before Abbott Elementary, Brunson starred in this HBO sketch series. The humor of the show is often way more absurd than the jokes on Abbott Elementary, but still a great pick for Brunson fans.

Just like Janine, Jessica Day is a dedicated teacher who’s truly passionate about her students. Plus, they both own their dorkiness in all its adorable glory.

When it comes to workplace comedies, it’s hard to beat this one. Plus, the mockumentary style of Abbott Elementary owes a lot to The Office. In fact, one of Abbott Elementary’s stars, Tyler James Williams, even acknowledged the huge impact of The Office. He told CinemaBlend, “It’s impossible for The Office not to be an influence. It’s the golden standard of this style.”

On Abbott Elementary, the teachers come from all different walks of life and their paths only cross because they all work together. There’s a similar dynamic with the workplace comedy on Superstore.

If Janine is the heart and soul of Abbott Elementary, then Reagan Wells (played by Jana Schmieding) is the heart and soul of Rutherford Falls. Reagan is a member of the Minishonka Nation who’s working hard to keep a small Native American cultural center going in her small New England town, just like Janine works hard for her students.

The newest series on this list, Welcome to Flatch is another mockumentary-style show with lots of awkward but heartfelt moments. In this show, a camera crew follows the everyday lives of a couple of goof-offs living in a very small town in Ohio.

The ensemble cast of Abbott Elementary is one of the great things about it, so if you’re looking for another ensemble comedy with characters who play off each other really well, then Grand Crew is your show. It’s a quintessential hangout comedy comprised of characters you’ll want to hang out with, too.

If you need another optimism jolt, then Mr. Ted Lasso himself is here to provide. Ted Lasso is another ensemble comedy with a super-joyful lead at the center of a wildly lovable cast.

This quirkily wholesome sitcom about a rich family in a small town not only delivers on big laughs, but also on truly heartwarming moments.

What Abbott Elementary does for an elementary school, Brooklyn Nine-Nine did for a police station. There are eight seasons of Precinct 99 hijinks to make you smile.

Glee takes the school setting and takes it in a whole different — and very musical — direction. Watch if you love Abbott Elementary but wish it had more showtunes.

In this sitcom, which just finished its first season on CBS and is coming back for another soon, the ragtag group just so happens to be a bunch of ghosts haunting an old mansion.

Perhaps one of the most iconic feel-good shows of all time, Friends is the perfect show to watch, well, when you feel like hanging out with friends.