The Office

Whenever I’m in need of an escape, I go to my comfort characters. They bring me familiarity and joy that I can’t necessarily get in the real world. I know they don’t actually exist in our world, but they’re definitely a part of their own world that is just as meaningful to me as this one.

Fortunately, television has gifted us entertaining characters that won’t make you feel so lonesome. Here are the Clog’s top picks for the most iconic duos in television shows.

If one thing is clear, Valley’s no longer riding in the backseat.

There’s an argument to be made that many, maybe even most shows are at their best in earlier seasons, when the magic is still new to viewers. 

In the world of Andem’s “Skam,” there is no exterior gaze of condescension — the world begins and ends with its characters. 

With its move to Netflix, hopefully “Community” — which truly embodies its namesake — can find its place among the pantheon of legendary TV shows.

Dwight Schrute, one of the main characters on "The Office," is always a mood, with iconic lines that are always funny. So sit down, relax and find out which Dwight quote you need to hear right now!

“Let’s Kill Jessica” is a gloriously female-driven production that, thankfully, isn’t solely focused on the fact that its leading characters are all female.

Between sprucing up the dull gray walls and remembering to breathe in some fresh air every once in a while, here are a few tips and tricks to help you survive cubicle life.

A network famous for its iconic comedies, NBC hasn’t quite made its comeback after ending its trifecta of “The Office,” “30 Rock,” and “Parks and Recreation.”