When the mood appears, nothing knocks not looking at the series and does not have to wait another week to lower the new episode. At the same time, firing through the shows can quickly open another can of worms, as viewers want travel to continue, only sometimes to be forced to wait years to arrive more episodes. "Paper", spin-off of the "Office" peacock, He announced his entire debut season of 10 episodes on the same day, alluring spectators to break into one seating. If you are reading this article, you are probably one of those viewers, looking for more shows and movies like Greg Daniels and Michael Coman's ridicule series to fill the gap.

We are not afraid: we covered you. This list includes a bunch of great movies and series that will hit the sweet point - but maybe not the way you expect. There are comedies such as "paper" that will take your funny bone, surely, but some of the choice are more serious and dramatic in nature. After all, the "labor" is a Love -Board to journalism that emphasizes its importance to our society, and some of the best entertaining exercises in the center of journalism are paranoid and distorted.

Moreover, "parks and recreation", "office" and "space power" were not included on this list, as all those who are fans of the "paper" are probably familiar with other comedies in the workplace of Daniels (if you are not, check - even "space force", which is better than its reputation). So, without further advertising, let's check the election.

The Newspaper sets a romance that is very reminiscent of Jimim (Kon Krasinski) and Pam (Enena Fisher) from "Office", "" This time between Ned (Domhel Glason) and Mare (Chelsea Frey), Toledo's Chief Editor-in-High Teller and Awarded Rapporteur. Thus, it is, it is not the only romantic story of people working in a newspaper, because his "Friday girlfriend" on Howard Hawks beat him for 85 years.

In this Classic Comedy with Carrie Grant ScrewersThe beloved actor is played by Walter Burns, a newspaper editor who will stop nothing to bring back his ex -wife (and Starwar's rapporteur) Hilde Nsonson (Rosalind Russell) before starting a new life with his insurance boyfriend. Fortunately for Voltaire, the wrong convicted prisoner escaped and headed for the newspapers' office in an attempt to clear his name, allowing Hildi and Walter to work on the story that can only save his life - and their romance.

"His girlfriend Friday" combines a romance with satire, not unlike the "paper". The film is also very progressive for her time period, with Hildi being a strong career woman, despite a nuclear family housewife - just like Mare. This is absolutely pleasant, and the spin-off "Office" fans will appreciate his allure.

The political thriller for Watergate scandal is not the most obvious choice to pair with the "paper", but it makes sense. Think about it - Ned carries the torch of journalism because he still believes in the importance of the basic value of the profession: reporting the truth to the public (even going so far as to make his staff personally test the products for the lists they write).

While Toledo Truth's reporting-Teller has yet to reveal a scandal that destroys America, Ned believes that the publication can still contribute to improving the country in its own way, starting from its own yard. Given this, it would not be surprising if Greg Daniels and Michael Coman used the inspiration of "all the men of the president" when they created the series.

"All the Men of the President", directed by Alan J. Pacular, is a cream of stories for journalists that make a difference. She tells the story of Bob Woodward (Robert Redford) and Carl Bernstein (Dustin Hoffman), reporters who exhibited political corruption that led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon. The film is a powerful reminder of the importance of the free stamp for our culture - a theme that is widespread on the "paper", although Daniels and Coman are explored with a comical touch, despite the paranoia that misses a masterpiece.

When we first met Ned on the "paper", he remembers being a child who wanted to be more like Clark Kent than Superman. While the steel man saves the world by defeating all sorts of life threats, Clark does so by working in a newspaper-sparkling ambition for Ned than, say, stopping a nuclear rocket with bare hands. Ned believes that journalists are the real superheroes and he would rather see Clark writing a story than flying through the universe.

Superman has been adapted to the screen large and small times, including the ultra-chiz "Superman IV" on "Canon Films" Stupid, charming, charming crowded by Jameseims Gun, Superman. But CW's "Superman and Lois" TV series is the adaptation that Ned would enjoy the most, as it spends a lot of time chronicing Clark's life as the Daily Planet.

Most Superman's films and series would make a fun double account with the "paper", but Superman and Lois boast the most sincere qualities that make Ned so attractive character, after a sequel, to make the "paper" such a wonderful show. So, if you choose only one property on the steel man for the steel man during your hangover "paper", make "Superman and Lois".

Aaron Sorkin's "Novosti" tells the story of Will McAvo (Effef Daniels), an anchor that must join forces with a new team after the previous one to withdraw. But there is one big question: they do not take place at first, as Will is quite difficult to work, leading to all sorts of problems.

Some critics have lobbied the "editorial board" because they preached after his publication and attracted controversy of reporting events in real life through lenses that true journalists consider to be condemned. Regardless of where someone stands for this issue, the series is a call for clarification for the news industry to be better and to do what was set to do in the first place. As the character Charlie Skinner (Sam Watston) says in one scene: "You know what, Kido? In the old days, about ten minutes ago, we did the news well. You know how? We just decided."

The "newspaper" is another show for trying to make the news well - with ethics, idealism, proper vigilance and integrity. The Greg Daniels and Michal Coman show lack the controversial elements of the editorial board (although it is fun in Brexit and corporations only care about pride when they can profit it), but explores similar ideas with wit and heart.

Life is for balance and it is important to recognize good and bad. While the "paper" refers to some of the biggest challenges facing the news industry in modern times, its dreamers and their search to overcome these obstacles, create optimistic viewing. To ensure a restored balance, everyone should also see "succession" to look at the dark side of the media and the people who control it.

Remember, like "paper", "HBO's succession" is an incredibly funny series that satirizes the media landscape in its own way - in fact, it's probably the best satire of corporate culture in recent memory. "Succia" follows Royce, a Murdoch-ESK family, which owns a huge medium and a fun conglomerate known as Weystar Royko. This is not the most famous addition to the family unit in the world, though, because most of its members love their father's throne - and they will do their best to achieve greater power and wealth.

The paper is not as dramatically bitten as "succession", but has a similar view of the world in terms of capitalism, as both shows claim to be too short and driven by profit. Moreover, Kevin Davis of Tim Keys and Sabrina Imnatore Grand brings a healthy dose of manipulation and backstation of "paper" - and they could easily fit into the Succession Universe ... if they weren't so stupid.