Comedy TV Shows

Rugby Motors

ThirtyNothings

A comedy thirty years in the making. Three friends determined to turn it all around now that they're thirty, discover that it's never too late to screw up.

Debbie's Webbie Nook

The Prince of Denmark

Ronnie Corbett finds himself a publican when screen wife Rosemary Leach inherits "The Prince of Denmark".

Satirica

The Things You Learn on Wikipedia

Arthur Albert (TV Land's "Forever Young") takes viewers on a tour of Wikipedia's wackiest entries, from the controversial topic of "Toilet Paper Orientation" to the tale of the viral, pop-culture phenomenon of "Three Wolf Moon," and more.

The Anonymous Lives of John and Jane

A zany web comedy about two nobodies stumbling in a city of wannabe somebodies.

Guests of the Bates Motel

Kim Kardashian Explains Complicated Things

In this series, Kim takes on some complicated subject matter and breaks it down for her fans with help from her own personal anecdotes. From relevant current topics to big complex concepts,... See full summary »

Murphy Brown

A modern-day revival of the sitcom 'Murphy Brown', which chronicled the personal and professional life of a woman working as a TV journalist.

Fun with Dad

The adventures of a laid-back father, his polite cheerleader wife, and their geeky son.

Public Domain Theatre

The very best of the very worst.

The Rick and Stanley Show

A new series about multi-generational North Hollywood eccentrics.

The Danger Boys Squad

Two unconventional (amateur) neighborhood watch patrol "officers" who roam the streets of Montreal. Fighting for justice, keeping the peace while causing a big mess all at the same time. A ... See full summary »

SRQ: A Web Series

Fancy Boy

Waluigi's Short Stories

Waluigi hosts his own show with skits that bring strange short stories to life featuring the main cast and guests.

Shutdown

./shutddown is a sitcom centered around a group of geeky IT Help Desk employees at Morbotech.

Mr. Mouse, Private Eye

A stuffed mouse shows off his private detective skills in parodies of famous movies.

Max