Corporate (2018-2020)

What The Office did for a small paper company, Comedy Central's Corporate (2017) was supposed to be for the poor souls toiling away for a giant, soulless corporation. While it only lasted three seasons and never quite hit the level of NBC's iconic workplace sitcom, Corporate definitely had its fans. They just needed to sit in front of fans while watching to deal with all the hotness! A very dark comedy that absolutely skewers the global economy and its reliance on overworked and underpaid people at every level of the chain, Matt Ingebretson and Jake Weisman star as Matt and Jake: two junior executives in training who live their lives at the mercy of dictatorial CEO Christian De Ville (Lance Reddick). They navigate their CEO and his lieutenants with their only ally, a Human Resources rep named Grace (Aparna Nancherla). Working at Hampton DeVille, we see the boy struggle with everything from employees sending out insensitive tweets that make the company the target of a social media campaign, to an employee that refuses to wear anything other than a suit on casual Friday, all the way to an absurd corporate retreat where the fellas are taught to stand up for themselves but start to think the whole thing is a trap. The show is supposed to be all about how terrible it is to work for a giant corporation, but that message is lost when Mr. Man starts to feel all sorts of sexual sensations! Matt Ingebretson and Jake Weisman get shirtless in a very dark scene that lets us admire a brief bit of their butts. In another wild scene, we see the employees rebelling against a newly created dress code by all showing up to their interviews shirtless. After seeing guys like Curt Neill, Ryan O'Flanagan, and Heath McGough without their tops on, the interviewers start lusting after the big muscles of Horace Dodd. What a bod! We even get an abs-out swimming scene between William Fichtner, Matt and Jake. We'd be happy to sleep our way up the ladder with any of the men in Corporate!