Under Control

A sharp, fast-talking political drama that crackles with wit and marital tension, making diplomacy feel like a high-stakes chess game.

A fast-talking, idealistic workplace drama that makes journalism feel like a noble, high-stakes battle of wits.

A blisteringly funny, cringe-inducing look at political dysfunction, driven by rapid-fire insults and a constant sense of impending disaster.

A dry, wry diplomatic comedy that mixes awkward office banter with the queasy compromises of foreign dealmaking.

A steady, idealistic workplace drama that mixes global crises with domestic warmth, rewarding viewers who like competent people solving problems together.

A witty, fast-talking workplace comedy that makes bureaucratic maneuvering feel surprisingly fun and human.

A measured, talky political drama that builds quiet tension through negotiations and moral compromises, rewarding close attention.

A dry, deadpan satire of bureaucracy and espionage, where absurd office politics collide with Cold War paranoia in a stylish 1960s Paris.

A sun-drenched slow burn where luxury and awkwardness curdle into unease, with sharp laughs and mounting dread.

Like eavesdropping on three witty coworkers killing time with dry, topical banter that makes you chuckle and think.

A dry, deadpan workplace comedy where petty egos and endless meetings turn grand plans into comic gridlock. Easy to dip into, quietly funny, and wryly familiar to anyone who has sat through a staff briefing.

Cringe-comic office drudgery where a petty, insecure boss bullies and charms his way through dull workdays, making you squirm and laugh at once.