Guess which show is back for Season 2???
And I am extremely excited to see my favorite dysfunctional network news organization back on my TV.
But, of course, The Morning Show (and Steve Carell) reminded me of some of my other favorite television workplaces, like ye olde Dunder Mifflin.
So, I decided to do a Glassdoor-style review of all my favorite TV employers to find out which office environment would be the best place to be hired into.
The anonymous employee surveys are in, the independent consultants have done thorough investigations, and I am now prepared to release my findings. Here is my ranking of TV office workplaces from worst to best with accompanying star reviews.
27. Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant — Chernobyl (0 stars)
26. Seattle Grace Hospital — Grey's Anatomy (1 star)
25. CIA Counterterrorism — Homeland (1.5 stars)
24. FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit — Criminal Minds (1.5 stars)
23. Miami Metro Police Department — Dexter (1.5 stars)
22. Pierpoint & Co. — Industry (1.5 stars)
21. The Office of the Vice President of the United States — Veep (2 stars)
20. Waystar RoyCo. — Succession (2 stars)
19. UBA — The Morning Show (2.5 stars)
18. The Office of the President of the United States — The West Wing (3 stars)
17. Westminster and Golden Police Departments — Unbelievable (3 stars)
16. Dunder Mifflin Paper Company — The Office (3 stars)
15. Pied Piper — Silicon Valley (3 stars)
14. Party Down Catering — Party Down (3 stars)
13. NYPD 99th Precinct — Brooklyn Nine-Nine (3.5 stars)
12. NBC — 30 Rock (3.5 stars)
11. Mode Magazine — Ugly Betty (3.5 stars)
10. Paddy's Pub — It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (3.5 stars)
9. Empirical Press — Younger (4 stars)
8. FYI — Murphy Brown (4 stars)
7. Cheers Bar — Cheers (4 stars)
6. Bob's Burgers — Bob's Burgers (4.5 stars)
5. WJM — The Mary Tyler Moore Show (4.5 stars)
4. The Pie Hole — Pushing Daisies (5 stars)
3. Pawnee Parks and Recreation Department — Parks and Recreation (5 stars)
2. AFC Richmond — Ted Lasso (5 stars)
1. Savoir — Emily in Paris (5 stars)
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