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''Superior Donuts'' is a sitcom that premiered in 2016 on Creator/{{CBS}}. It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski ({{Creator/Judd Hirsch}}), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks ({{Creator/Jermaine Fowler}}), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] ({{Creator/Katy Segel}}), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski ({{Creator/David Koechner}}), and landlord Fawz ({{Creator/Maz Jobrani}}) who wants to buy the shop.
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''Superior Donuts'' is a sitcom that premiered in 2016 on Creator/{{CBS}}. Creator/{{CBS}}.
It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski ({{Creator/Judd Hirsch}}), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks ({{Creator/Jermaine Fowler}}), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] ({{Creator/Katy Segel}}), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski ({{Creator/David Koechner}}), and landlord Fawz ({{Creator/Maz Jobrani}}) who wants to buy the shop.
It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski ({{Creator/Judd Hirsch}}), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks ({{Creator/Jermaine Fowler}}), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] ({{Creator/Katy Segel}}), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski ({{Creator/David Koechner}}), and landlord Fawz ({{Creator/Maz Jobrani}}) who wants to buy the shop.
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* TokenGoodCop: Whilst the show doesn't present the Chicago PD in a positive light, with the characters often joking about how ineffectual, corrupt, racist and violent it is, Randy and James usually either sheepishly accept or [[ActuallyPrettyFunny laugh along to with the others]] and the two are still presented as overall honest and decent if a bit lazy cops. Other cops to appear tend to be at best antagonist and ineffectual, if not flat out corrupt or bigoted.
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''Superior Donuts'' is a sitcom that premiered in 2016 on Creator/{{CBS}}. It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski ({{Creator/Judd Hirsch}}), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks ({{Creator/Jermaine Fowler}}), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] ({{Creator/Katy Segal}}), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski ({{Creator/David Koechner}}), and landlord Fawz ({{Creator/Maz Jobrani}}) who wants to buy the shop.
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''Superior Donuts'' is a sitcom that premiered in 2016 on Creator/{{CBS}}. It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski ({{Creator/Judd Hirsch}}), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks ({{Creator/Jermaine Fowler}}), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] ({{Creator/Katy Segal}}), Segel}}), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski ({{Creator/David Koechner}}), and landlord Fawz ({{Creator/Maz Jobrani}}) who wants to buy the shop.
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''Superior Donuts'' is a sitcom that premiered in 2016 on Creator/{{CBS}}. It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski (Judd Hirsch), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks (Jermaine Fowler), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] (Katy Segal), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski (David Koechner), and landlord Fawz (Maz Jobrani) who wants to buy the shop.
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''Superior Donuts'' is a sitcom that premiered in 2016 on Creator/{{CBS}}. It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski (Judd Hirsch), ({{Creator/Judd Hirsch}}), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks (Jermaine Fowler), ({{Creator/Jermaine Fowler}}), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] (Katy Segal), ({{Creator/Katy Segal}}), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski (David Koechner), ({{Creator/David Koechner}}), and landlord Fawz (Maz Jobrani) ({{Creator/Maz Jobrani}}) who wants to buy the shop.
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** Not the first series Katy Sagal has been on that takes place in [[Series/{{MarriedWithChildren}} Chicago]].
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** Not the first series Katy Sagal has been on that takes place in [[Series/{{MarriedWithChildren}} [[Series/MarriedWithChildren Chicago]].
* NewJobAsThePlotDemands: Tush is in the "gig economy", subsisting on odd jobs rather than holding down a steady job.
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* TakesAThirdOption: In “Electile Disfunction”, Fawz is running for a second term as president of the neighborhood association and wants to tear down a local park for more parking space. Franco convinces Arthur to run against him and save the park, but while campaigning, Arthur learns that the other business owners want more parking. During the debate, the two flip-flop on the issue, until [[spoiler:Sofia suggests using an abandoned building as a parking garage. The others decide to vote for her as a write-in candidate, as she is the only one who reads the bylaws.]]
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* TakesAThirdOption: TakeAThirdOption: In “Electile Disfunction”, Fawz is running for a second term as president of the neighborhood association and wants to tear down a local park for more parking space. Franco convinces Arthur to run against him and save the park, but while campaigning, Arthur learns that the other business owners want more parking. During the debate, the two flip-flop on the issue, until [[spoiler:Sofia suggests using an abandoned building as a parking garage. The others decide to vote for her as a write-in candidate, as she is the only one who reads the bylaws.]]bylaws]].
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* WhyDoYouKeepChangingJobs: Tush is in the “gig economy“, subsisting on odd jobs rather than holding down a steady job.
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* ActorAllusion: After Arthur fails his driver's test in "Pedal to the Meddle", he rants about how the test was rigged, insisting [[Series/{{Taxi}} he knows what a yellow light means.]]
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''Superior Donuts'' is a sitcom that premiered in 2016 on Creator/{{CBS}}. It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski (Judd Hirsch), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks (Jermaine Fowler), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] (Katy Segal), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski (David Koechner), and landlord Faz (Maz Jobrani) who wants to buy the shop.
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''Superior Donuts'' is a sitcom that premiered in 2016 on Creator/{{CBS}}. It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski (Judd Hirsch), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks (Jermaine Fowler), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] (Katy Segal), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski (David Koechner), and landlord Faz Fawz (Maz Jobrani) who wants to buy the shop.
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* VillainousGentrification: Arthur is struggling due to most of his customers moving away as the neighborhood has gentrified, while Faz tries to buy him out to attract a younger, hipper clientele.
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* TakesAThirdOption: In “Electile Disfunction”, Fawz is running for a second term as president of the neighborhood association and wants to tear down a local park for more parking space. Franco convinces Arthur to run against him and save the park, but while campaigning, Arthur learns that the other business owners want more parking. During the debate, the two flip-flop on the issue, until [[spoiler:Sofia suggests using an abandoned building as a parking garage. The others decide to vote for her as a write-in candidate, as she is the only one who reads the bylaws.]]
* VillainousGentrification: Arthur is struggling due to most of his customers moving away as the neighborhood has gentrified, whileFaz Fawz tries to buy him out to attract a younger, hipper clientele.
* VillainousGentrification: Arthur is struggling due to most of his customers moving away as the neighborhood has gentrified, while
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Sweatpants. So far, his real name hasn't been revealed.
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* DisappearedDad: Arthur was this for his own daughter until the second season Thanksgiving episode.
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* DisappearedDad: Arthur was this for his own daughter until the second season Thanksgiving episode. An inverted example occurs with Franco, who got thrown out of the house by his own dad (played by Creator/CedricTheEntertainer, but the two sorta patch things up in the same episode).
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Maya, who hangs around the shop to do homework, stops hanging around after the first season. Possibly justified in that the season finale reveals [[spoiler: she was hanging around to research the staff and patrons for a college paper.]]
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Maya, who hangs around the shop to do homework, stops hanging around after the first season. Possibly justified in that the season finale reveals [[spoiler: she was hanging around to research the staff and patrons for a college paper.]]
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* WhyDoYouKeepChangingJobs: Tush is in the “gig economy“, subsisting on odd jobs rather than holding down a steady job.
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* VillainousGentrification: Arthur is struggling due to most of his customers moving away as the neighborhood has gentrified, while Faz tries to buy him out to attract a younger, hipper clientele.
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* IronicEcho: In "What the Truck?", Sofia parks her food truck in front of the shop, blocking the view of the shop from customers. When Arthur argues that Sofia can't park her truck there, she puts money in the parking meter before saying that she can. [[spoiler: After Arthur gets the idea to park his boat there so that she can't park there, Sofia tells him that he can't park there, at which he puts money in the meter.]]
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* DonutMessWithACop: Officer Randy is a regular at the donut shop, as was her father, who was also a cop.
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* DonutMessWithACop: Officer Officers Randy is a regular and James are regulars at the donut shop, as was her Randy's father, who was also a cop.
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'''Superior Donuts''' is a sitcom that premiered in 2016 on [=CBS=]. It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski (Judd Hirsch), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks (Jermaine Fowler), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] (Katy Segal), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski (David Koechner), and landlord Faz (Maz Jobrani) who wants to buy the shop.
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* DonutMessWithACop: Officer Randy is a regular at the donut shop, as was her father, who was also a cop.
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* PutOnABus: After the first season, Randy's partner, James Jordan, is transferred to another police station.
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* PutOnABus: After the first season, Randy's partner, James Jordan, is transferred to another police station.station.
* WhyDoYouKeepChangingJobs: Tush is in the “gig economy“, subsisting on odd jobs rather than holding down a steady job.
* WhyDoYouKeepChangingJobs: Tush is in the “gig economy“, subsisting on odd jobs rather than holding down a steady job.
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-->'''Arthur:''' There's peanut butter. What did you think the "[[=PB=]]" "[=PB=]" stood for?
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* PoorCommunicationKills: This almost happens when the shop introduces their new PB [[=PB=]] & J donuts.
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-->'''Arthur:''' There's peanut butter. What did you think the "PB" "[[=PB=]]" stood for?
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Maya, who hangs around the shop to do homework, stops hanging around after the first season.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Maya, who hangs around the shop to do homework, stops hanging around after the first season. Possibly justified in that the season finale reveals [[spoiler: she was hanging around to research the staff and patrons for a college paper.]]
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* PoorCommunicationKills: This almost happen happens when the shop introduces their new PB & J donuts.
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-->'''Tush:''' Oh! I can't feel my face! Quick, are there peanuts in those donuts?
-->'''Arthur:''' There's peanut butter. What did you think the "PB" stood for?
-->'''Tush:''' Probably Bacon!
-->'''Tush:''' Oh! I can't feel my face! Quick, are there peanuts in those donuts?
-->'''Arthur:''' There's peanut butter. What did you think the "PB" stood for?
-->'''Tush:''' Probably Bacon!
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* DisappearedDad: Arthur was this for his own daughter until the second season Thanksgiving episode.
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'''Superior Donuts''' is a sitcom that premiered in 2016 on [=CBS=]. It takes place at the titular donut shop, run by Arthur Przybyzewski (Judd Hirsch), an old-fashioned man who struggles to keep his shop in business. He hires Franco Wicks (Jermaine Fowler), an aspiring artist determined to help the shop. Other characters include police officer Randy [=DeLuca=] (Katy Segal), unemployed customer Carl "Tush" Tushinski (David Koechner), and landlord Faz (Maz Jobrani) who wants to buy the shop.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Maya, who hangs around the shop to do homework, stops hanging around after the first season.
* PutOnABus: After the first season, Randy's partner, James Jordan, is transferred to another police station.
!!Includes examples of
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Maya, who hangs around the shop to do homework, stops hanging around after the first season.
* PutOnABus: After the first season, Randy's partner, James Jordan, is transferred to another police station.
