Shows like Shameless (UK)

Unemployed Frank Gallagher is the single father of eight kids in a family blissfully unaware of its own dysfunction. Set in the clan's public housing estate, this dramedy explores Frank's attempts to keep sane, often with a little help from a bottle.

Sexy, comic barbs, romantic musings and bad relationship advice flow freely when two members of a thirtyish group of friends become a couple.

Peep Show follows the antics of Mark and Jeremy, two twenty-something flat-mates living in London. Mark is the sensible one - a professional brogue wearer with a slightly worrying interest in World War Two.

This quirky sitcom profiles a former roadie who's stuck in his rockin' glory days and isn't afraid to speak his mind -- loudly and offensively.

British sketch comedy lives on in the team of David Mitchell and Robert Webb, a raucous duo that specializes in pop culture parodies and spoofs.

In the London suburb of Putney, aging physician Paul Slippery tries -- often unsuccessfully -- to manage his complicated work and family lives. But with randy teen sons, oddball co-workers and a potentially lesbian wife, Slippery has his hands full.

After a long-distance courtship, Gavin and Stacey finally meet in person ... only to face the strong opinions of friends and family.

Intrigue abounds in this British television series set in the esteemed Trinity College attended by Charlotte Arc, who believes her professor father's mysterious death resulted from sinister plots simmering beneath the college's surface.

Aided by a tech-illiterate manager, basement-dwelling dweebs Roy and Moss make the most of life in IT at a corporation run by a cloddish new owner.

An accident enables a family of grifters to assume the identities of a more affluent family, but their luxe new lives can't quite shake the past.

Acid-tongued British comedienne Catherine Tate's most famous characters are on full parade in this award-winning BBC sketch comedy show.

A misanthropic London bookshop owner named Bernard Black (Dylan Moran) wakes up from a bender to discover, to his horror, that he's hired cheery Manny Bianco (Bill Bailey) as a clerk. Bernard soon finds that Manny is the perfect foil for his rants.

Richard "Fitz" Fitzpatrick, an unscrupulous used car salesman, survives a near-death experience and comes face-to-face with his alter ego.