Workaholics — The House

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Alright, comedy fans! Ever wondered where the magic of Workaholics happened? Today, we’re standing in front of the iconic Workaholics — The House!

This is where Adam, Blake, and Anders lived their chaotic lives from 5 to 9. It is also where they dreamed up their telemarketing schemes from 9 to 5. The Workaholics house is located at 15020 Hamlin St., Van Nuys, California.

Workaholics debuted on Comedy Central in April 2011. The show follows three friends. They work together as telemarketers. They also live together. Their antics made us laugh for years. The show was deliberately set outside of Hollywood. The creators wanted it to feel like it was on the outskirts of Los Angeles. Rancho Cucamonga was originally chosen.

But Van Nuys became the main filming location. According to Blake Anderson, Van Nuys is its own island.

Here’s a fun fact. Anders Holm and Adam DeVine actually lived in this house during the first season. They thought the show would be canceled. Living here helped them save money. Talk about commitment.

While the show is set in Rancho Cucamonga, much of it was filmed in Burbank and Van Nuys. The TelAmeriCorp office is located at 2210 W Olive Ave in Burbank.

The humor may be juvenile. But it’s also clever. The show makes countless references. It is about stoners, slackers, and alcoholics who are also very funny.

So next time you’re in Van Nuys swing by the Workaholics — The House. Remember the hilarious moments created within these walls.

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