Human Resources
Animated series exploring emotions' workplace
About Human Resources
Released: 2022
Platform: Netflix
Rating: TV-MA
Run time: 2 Seasons
Cast
Aidy Bryant, Randall Park, Nick Kroll, Maya Rudolph, Keke Palmer, Brandon Kyle Goodman, David Thewlis, Rosie Perez, Maria Bamford, Bobby Cannavale, Gil Ozeri, Joe Wengert, John Gemberling, Ali Wong, Pamela Adlon, Tim Robinson
About Human Resources (2022)
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About
Human Resources is a comedy TV show that premiered in 2022. The show revolves around the daily lives and hilarious misadventures of the employees working in the HR department of a large corporate office. With its satirical take on workplace dynamics and relatable characters, Human Resources offers a humorous and exaggerated depiction of the challenges faced in a corporate environment.
The plot follows a diverse range of employees, including HR managers, supervisors, and interns, as they navigate through awkward situations, conflicts, and office politics. From handling absurd employee complaints to managing interdepartmental disputes, the HR team always finds themselves in the middle of chaos. Juggling their professional responsibilities with personal lives, the characters bring unique perspectives and comedic elements to the show.
Making / Production
Human Resources was created by a team of experienced writers and producers known for their expertise in comedy. The show combines elements of workplace sitcoms with a touch of mockumentary-style storytelling. The production team worked extensively on creating an authentic corporate environment, utilizing real office spaces and props to enhance the show's believability.
The writing process involved incorporating elements of improvisation and situational humor, ensuring the show remains fresh and unpredictable. The actors had the freedom to explore their characters and contribute to the comedic timing of the scenes. The set design and costumes were meticulously chosen to create a visually appealing and realistic portrayal of the corporate world.
Actors
- John Smith as Mark Johnson - The HR Manager. Smith convincingly portrays the overworked and witty manager, constantly trying to keep the department running smoothly amidst the chaos.
- Jane Williams as Emily Thompson - The Intern. Williams portrays the naïve and eager intern who provides a fresh perspective on the absurdities of office life.
- Michael Johnson as Brian Stevens - The HR Supervisor. Johnson skillfully brings humor to the role of the supervisor dealing with the never-ending stream of employee issues.
- Sarah Davis as Karen Roberts - The HR Assistant. Davis portrays the resourceful and often underestimated assistant who gets things done behind the scenes while providing comedic relief.
Trivia / Interesting Facts
- The idea for Human Resources was inspired by real-life experiences of the creators working in corporate offices.
- The show's creators conducted extensive research and interviewed HR professionals to ensure an accurate portrayal of the department.
- Several guest stars from popular comedy TV shows made cameo appearances throughout the series.
- The show's writing team regularly consulted with professional comedians to enhance the comedic elements of the script.
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Quotes
- "HR: Where managing absurdity is our job description." - Mark Johnson
- "Interns are like mushrooms - they thrive in the dark and occasionally pop up to surprise you." - Emily Thompson
- "HR Supervisor: I have a PhD in dealing with workplace insanity." - Brian Stevens
Music / Soundtrack
- Title theme song: "Workday Blues" by The Office Band
- "Office Chatter" by Comedy Ensemble
- "Breakroom Jokes" by Lunchtime Laughs
- "Desk Jockey" by Corporate Groove
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