Working 1997

Overview

Working is an American situation comedy that aired on the NBC television network. The series premiered in 1997 and concluded its run in 1999. The program was created by Michael Davidoff and Bill Rosenthal. In addition to their roles as creators, Davidoff and Rosenthal served as executive producers for the show. The series focuses on the professional lives of its characters within a corporate environment. As an office-based sitcom, the narrative explores the daily experiences and interactions of employees navigating their careers. The production spanned two years during its time on the network schedule. All information regarding the development and broadcast history of the series is attributed to the established production credits of Michael Davidoff and Bill Rosenthal. The show remains documented as part of the late 1990s television landscape for NBC. By focusing on the workplace, the series joined a tradition of sitcoms centered on professional settings. The program serves as a period piece reflecting the corporate culture and comedic sensibilities of the time in which it was originally produced and aired.