Superstore, Pilot

Jonah begins his first day on the job at big-box store Cloud 9 and immediately starts a rocky relationship with floor supervisor Amy when he comes off as elitist and mistakenly marks appliances for only a quarter.

Store manager Glenn gets overly excited when the Cloud 9 corporate magazine, Stratus, is interested in a story. The reporter, Cynthia, is more focused on Jonah, however, and the two develop a more-than-business relationship.

It's flu season and Cloud 9 is flooded with shoppers looking to get vaccinated. When Jonah offers to help out in the store pharmacy, he is tasked with administering flu shots, resulting in his most stressful day yet.

When Jonah's coworkers discover a mannequin that looks exactly like him, it quickly becomes everyone's newest obsession.

Amy's daughter Emma is without childcare and has to come to the store for the day. Unfortunately, this is against store policy, so when Glenn pulls Amy away to help him with a task, Jonah has to keep Amy's secret and an eye on Emma.

When Glenn publicly congratulates Jonah (Ben Feldman) for his superb test results, Amy becomes slightly annoyed and competitive, resulting in a chaotic battle of street smarts vs. book smarts.

The game is afoot when Glenn (Mark McKinney) declares that all employees will receive a $200 bonus if the store reaches a certain sales goal by the end of the day.

Preparing for their annual wedding themed sale, the employees of Cloud 9 experience the most hectic day filled with frantic and aggressive customers.

Everyone has somewhere to be, tensions are running high and it's only made worse when Glenn (Mark McKinney) announces that the truck is delayed and they're in for a long night.

Following an awkward conversation with Dina about her feelings, a panicked Jonah claims he would date her if she wasn't his supervisor.

Wry workplace comedy about a colourful group of employees, from the producer of 'The Office'. Cheyenne refuses to stop working despite experiencing labour pains.