The Office Movers

The Office Movers on Crave is a witty and laugh-out-loud funny show that combines the daily grind of office relocations with sharp humor and relatable moments. Fans from Toronto and the GTA will find plenty to love, with numerous references and cultural nods that make it feel distinctly Turonnno. The series takes you behind the scenes of a moving company, diving into the unique challenges, misadventures, and quirks that come with shifting entire offices around the city.

Long-time fans of 4YE will be thrilled, as the show is peppered with Easter eggs from some of their earlier characters and beloved skits. These little throwbacks feel like inside jokes for loyal followers, adding an extra layer of enjoyment. With its well-crafted mix of comedy and authenticity, The Office Movers brings a fresh, fun perspective to a job most of us have never thought twice about. If you're into clever, personality-driven reality shows, this one's a must-watch!

As a citizen of the US, you can tell there are many "inside jokes" for Canadians. But the writers ability to include people that aren't part of that culture was spot on. Felt like I got educated on a different culture whilst laughing non stop. Audio quality was top notch, editing style is different from the standard and is honestly refreshing. The cast contains a diverse set of backgrounds, and skill sets. Seeing Everett and Eric bring the Afrocentric humor, Ricardo representing a hilariously exaggerated Latin accent, and last but far from least. Maybe my favorite character, Carla was amazing! Couldn't recommend it more!

Want to start off by saying this series should have been 8 eps instead of 6.

The show works well. Doesn't waste time getting to the point with the story and jokes. Being from the UK with Jamaican heritage I love seeing the Caribbean representation from Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago and Guyanese. The characters are memorable. Ricardo was one of the shining highlights in this series for me.

To conclude, I do hope they get another season. It has so much potential. Represetation matters and I hope it continues.

From Youtube to Television. Inspiring.

P. S My favourite episode has to be episode four.

The Office Movers does what it's supposed to-delivers a good time. It takes something as simple as moving offices and turns it into a laugh-out-loud adventure. The whole cast brings their A-game and they're all very funny, but Ricky (Lucas Lopez) is just hilarious-his one-liners and quick comebacks totally steal every scene. The show has this laid-back, real-life vibe that makes it super relatable. You feel like you're right there with them in the mess and chaos, and it's so much fun to watch. If you're after something funny that doesn't try too hard, The Office Movers is perfect. Give it a shot-you won't regret it!

First EP was slow but it made sense since they had to explain it all but as soon as the middle came it was laughter on laugher, talking about laughing so much my stomach hurted.

Episode two was IT. I haven't laughed so hard in years I thought I was going to die. Clearly there's no comedy like this on TV, this brings a sense of down to earth comedy that every and any person in North America that has parents that aren't from the country or a visible minority can relate too. They even have white-ish exaggerated subtitles, for parts that are all in slang, that are funnier than the slang when you read it!

This is really full circle to see how years of experience of comedy from the 4Yallentertainment family is used in this from the subtitles to the characters that were created long before the show to the soundtracks, this just shows how experienced they are.

Even the cast members mixes all types of different world together but you can see how that's reality in Canada and that's what makes it even more relatable for newer generations.

This type of comedy is what was needed on tv with it's perfect timing punchlines it's truly refreshing, relatable, and well thought out.

This just proves it that mixed societies creates the most down to earth group of people. Bravo.