"Arrested Development" and "The Office" are both popular American sitcoms.

Similarities:

Both shows employ a mockumentary-style format, using the camera as a device to capture the humor and the characters' actions.
They both center around the lives and interactions of employees in an office or workplace setting.
Both shows have quirky, memorable characters and use humor to tackle social and cultural issues.
Differences:

"Arrested Development" follows the dysfunctional Bluth family as they struggle to keep their wealth and maintain their reputation, whereas "The Office" focuses on the everyday happenings of employees at a fictional paper company.
"Arrested Development" is more fast-paced and uses quick, witty humor and surreal humor, whereas "The Office" has a more slow-burn style with a lot of awkward humor.
The tone of "Arrested Development" is often more absurd and exaggerated, whereas "The Office" is more grounded in reality.
"Arrested Development" has a more ensemble cast with a larger number of characters, while "The Office" focuses more on a smaller group of main characters.
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