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Workaholics

2011–2017 · Comedy · 7 seasons · ★ 7.4

EndedComedy Central+13
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Synopsis of Workaholics

Blake, Adam and Anders are three friends who met in college and, after graduating, decide to share an apartment and work together as telemarketers. Their days are split into two shifts: from 9:00 to 17:00 they share a cubicle at the company TelAmeriCorp, and from 17:00 to 9:00 they live under the same roof in Rancho Cucamonga, California. They keep up the parties, the drinking and the pranks of their college years, but now they have to live with their coworkers 24/7 and with a boss they clash with every day. The series was created by Blake Anderson, Adam DeVine, Anders Holm and Kyle Newacheck, airs on Comedy Central, and the three friends star in it alongside Jillian Bell, Maribeth Monroe and Erik Griffin.

7seasons
86episodes
21 minper episode
7.4audience scoreTMDB · 323 votes
8.1IMDb rating59,401 votes

Seasons of Workaholics

Season 1Season 12011 · 10 ep. · ★ 7.4Season 2Season 22011 · 10 ep. · ★ 7.8Season 3Season 32012 · 20 ep. · ★ 6.8Season 4Season 42014 · 13 ep. · ★ 7.5Season 5Season 52015 · 13 ep. · ★ 5.5Season 6Season 62016 · 10 ep. · ★ 9.0Season 7Season 72017 · 10 ep. · ★ 7.3

Cast by Workaholics

Adam DevineAdam DevineAdam DeMamp86 episodes
Blake AndersonBlake AndersonBlake Henderson86 episodes
Anders HolmAnders HolmAnders Holmvik86 episodes
Maribeth MonroeMaribeth MonroeAlice Murphy53 episodes
Jillian BellJillian BellJillian Belk45 episodes
Erik GriffinErik GriffinMontez Walker42 episodes
Kyle NewacheckKyle NewacheckKarl Hevacheck37 episodes
Bill StevensonBill StevensonBill35 episodes
Waymond LeeWaymond LeeWaymond23 episodes
Gary BucknerGary BucknerGhostman14 episodes
Jesse 'Jet Set' HudsonJesse 'Jet Set' HudsonCo-Worker #112 episodes
Gil HarrisGil HarrisGil9 episodes
Didi TillsonDidi8 episodes
Xin Feng D. LeeDiane6 episodes
Steven WhiteAnnouncer (voice)4 episodes
Alex BorsteinAlex BorsteinColleen Walker3 episodes
Babak VakiliBabak2 episodes
Kyle WalshGoons2 episodes
Rob SteinerRob2 episodes
Kevin EttenDean2 episodes
Scotty DickertScotty DickertAJ2 episodes
Mike LivanosHomeless Mike2 episodes
Jeff HowardJeff HowardDevin2 episodes
Michael FairmanMichael FairmanGramps DeMamp2 episodes
Valorie HubbardValorie HubbardAunt Holly2 episodes
Sean ClementsSean ClementsFritz2 episodes
Marc Evan JacksonMarc Evan JacksonDr. Gerald Landes2 episodes
Amanda LandryAmanda LandryLacey Jams2 episodes
Ali RezaAli RezaDr. Johnson2 episodes
Cerina VincentCerina VincentLaura2 episodes
Phil AbramsPhil AbramsHot Dog Vendor2 episodes
Jodi FungJodi FungMasseuse2 episodes
Caroline RichCo-Exist Lady2 episodes
Charlie SaxtonCharlie SaxtonJerry Jaeger2 episodes
Hawthorne JamesHawthorne JamesBus Driver2 episodes
Eulala ScheelEulala ScheelHaley2 episodes
Edward BarbanellEdward BarbanellBradley Murphy2 episodes
Kathrine NarducciKathrine NarducciMaria2 episodes
Skyler DaySkyler DayBrookeEpisode 1
Katherine McNamaraKatherine McNamaraHaleyEpisode 1

Technical Details

Created by
Adam Devine, Blake Anderson, Anders Holm, Kyle Newacheck, Connor Pritchard, Dominic Russo
Address
Kyle Newacheck
Writing
Kyle Newacheck, Adam Devine, Blake Anderson, Devin Field, Anders Holm
Production
Kevin Etten, Sandi Yi-Trimble
Production companies
GigaPix Studios, Mail Order Comedy, 5th Year Productions, Avalon Television
Network or Platform
Comedy Central
Country
United States
Original Language
English
Premiere
April 6, 2011
Last Episode
March 15, 2017 (7x10)
Status
Ended
Type
Fiction
Awards
Nominated for 1 Emmy Awards; 6 nominations in total.
Links
IMDb · TMDB · Official Website

Trivia about Workaholics

Comedy Central ordered the series in March 2010, after executive Walter Newman watched a series of videos the group had uploaded to YouTube.
The series' most-watched episode drew a 2.16 in its second year and is titled "Teenage Mutant Ninja Roommates."
The third season premiere earned a 2.11 in Nielsen ratings, the third highest in the series' history.
Matthew Gilbert of The Boston Globe gave the first season a 80 on Metacritic and called it "witty, irreverent, and joyously juvenile."
Kevin McFarland of The A.V. Club praised the show and described it as a more adult version of Ed, Edd n Eddy.
Before Workaholics, the three leads were part of the sketch comedy group Mail Order Comedy, which started in Los Angeles in 2006.
The sequel to "Workaholics" was canceled by Paramount+ on January 9, 2023, just five weeks before its planned start of filming; Adam Devine explained that the platform cited a global change in strategy.
After the cancellation, the project remained tied to MTV Entertainment Studios, and its executives announced they would try to bring it to other streaming services, though there is no record that this ever happened.

Sources: Wikipedia (English)

Where to Watch Workaholics

It is currently not available on any streaming platform in Spain.

Cast of Workaholics in other movies and series

Adam DevineAdam DeMamp
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Anders HolmAnders Holmvik
Monarch: Legacy of MonstersSeriesAbout My FatherMovieInventing AnnaSeriesSausage PartyMovieMejor… solterasMovieUnbreakable Kimmy SchmidtSeriesThe InterviewMovieInherent ViceMovie
Jillian BellJillian Belk
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Workaholics have?

Workaholics has 7 seasons and 86 episodes in total.

Where to Watch Workaholics in Spain?

Workaholics is not currently available on any subscription streaming service in Spain. It originally aired on Comedy Central.

Has Workaholics ended?

Yes. Workaholics has ended, and its final episode aired on March 15, 2017.

Who is in Workaholics?

The main cast includes Adam Devine (Adam DeMamp), Blake Anderson (Blake Henderson), Anders Holm (Anders Holmvik), and Maribeth Monroe (Alice Murphy).

Who created Workaholics?

Workaholics is created by Adam Devine, Blake Anderson, Anders Holm, Kyle Newacheck, Connor Pritchard, and Dominic Russo.

How long does it take to watch all of Workaholics?

With episodes of about 21 minutes, watching all 86 episodes takes approximately 30 hours.

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