While Parks and Rec touches on mental health themes, it doesn’t dive deep. The portrayal often leans toward light-hearted and comedic rather than realistic or educational.

The Office is a beloved classic that revolutionized TV comedy with its quirky characters and relatable office antics, it flounders in how it presents mental health topics.

Party Down had some clever attempts to depict the struggles of creative folks chasing their dreams, the overarching theme of hopelessness in Henry's life left us feeling a bit downbeat.

Fleabag scores big in many areas, combining humor with heart-wrenching moments. It's clear that while Fleabag captures the struggle of dealing with mental health, it sometimes leans towards misrepresentation and glamorization.

The show doesn’t just focus on Sam; it highlights how his journey affects everyone around him and how their mental health plays a role. It's refreshing to see such a nuanced view that promotes understanding and empathy, breaking down stereotypes and stigma in the process.

Palm Springs takes the classic Groundhog Day trope and spins it into a fun, thought-provoking film with plenty of laughs and a touch of existential reflection. While it touches on some mental health themes, it primarily uses them as a tool for storytelling rather than diving deep into the issues themselves.

Girlboss follows the unconventional journey of Sophia Amoruso as she builds her fashion empire, Nasty Gal. With its witty humor and relatable struggles, this series shines a light on both the fun and the mental rollercoaster of starting your own business.