The slackers of Comedy Central's new series "Workaholics" have just received a new assignment, but they're not likely to resent this one.
The network announced on Wednesday that it had renewed the series, which debuted on April 6, for a second season consisting of 10 episodes.
The single-camera comedy, which stars Blake Anderson, Adam Devine and Anders Holm as a trio of labor-averse, substance-friendly telemarketers who also live together, has averaged 1.2 million total viewers since it premiered, with its most recent episode on April 27 representing a series high, with 1.5 million total viewers.
The show — which is executive-produced by former "Desperate Housewives" producer Kevin Etten — has also perforned well in the crucial adults 18-49 demo, experiencing double-digit growth in the demo each week since its premiere and scoring a season-high 1.0 rating in the demo last week, according to the network.