Pam Beesly is Dunder Mifflin’s receptionist-turned-office-manager-but-really-an-artist. Little did she know that she’d fall in love, find a best friend, and gain an extended family at her “boring” office job.

Dilbert is the main character in the eponymous comic strip written and illustrated by Scott Adams. He’s an engineer who suffers a micromanaged, bureaucratic office environment, at least from 9 to 5.

In Aunty Donna’s web series 1999, Sandwich Sammy McGee is a happy-go-lucky sandwich vendor who services office workers. Everything is nommy-nom-nom until an order goes wrong, at which point the schizophrenia kicks in and the voices urge Sandwich Sam to kill them all.

Party Down is a catering company made up of wannabe Hollywood actors and writers, including Henry Pollard (Adam Scott), Casey Klein (Lizzy Caplan), Kyle Bradway (Ryan Hansen), Constance Carmell (Jane Lynch), and Roman DeBeers (Martin Starr). They’re managed by the straight-laced Ron Donald (Ken Marino), who dreams of someday opening his own Soup R’ Crackers franchise.

Dwight Schrute is one of the highest-ranking salesmen at the Dunder Mifflin paper company and the proprietor of a bed-and-breakfast beet plantation. He usually shows up at the office in a mustard-colored, short-sleeved dress shirt and a brown suit jacket.

In Trailer Park Boys, Bubbles (Mike Smith) is instantly recognizable from his coke-bottle glasses, western shirts, and entourage of kittens. He might have child-like mannerisms, but he’s probably the smartest of the bunch. And let’s get one thing straight: Bubbles might live in a trailer park, but he doesn’t live in a trailer. No, he lives in a tool shed.