I just love watching movies and TV shows- I'm the perfect couch potato, and my favorite genre is comedy. There are so many TV shows that I love - from The Simpsons to South Park. But today I'm going to talk about the new show on NBC- Outsourced.

We all get phone calls from companies asking us if we want to buy a certain product or not, but now its time we can step in their shoes and see what they face in their everyday lives.

It's all about outsourcing call services. What are the various setbacks that a team faces while trying to make it a success, what kind of problems come during business operations, how to impress clients etc. are some things that we can get to know about call centers and their functioning.

And the best thing about this show is that it is really believable- not like some high ended unbelievable storyline with out-of-the-world incidents. I can tell you this, since I have seen some call center companies up close. There are some famous call center companies like Global Response and Customer Link One - they face many similar scenarios as those illustrated in the show.

For example, the major part of the show is about how the company's employees adapt to the customer's requirements and respond to their requests. I have seen the employees of the GR and CL 1, and they behave pretty much in the same way.

The show revolves around Todd Dempsey who handles his call center employees and teaches them how to handle their customers. Each employee has a different personality, and this is what brings humor to the show. This show premiered on 23 September 2010, and is based on the movie of the same name.

If you are tired of the same old sitcom scenarios- I know I am- then you can switch to Outsourced. It's a new show and it is hilariously funny. If you have ever worked in a call center company, or have looked at one from close, then you can easily relate to this show, and you'll find it even funnier.

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