Comedy TV Shows

Die Didi-Show

79/100

Banzai

69/100

Oriental game show hosts hold betting on ridiculous challenges.

All About the Andersons

68/100

Anthony's a struggling actor trying to provide a good life for his young son, Tuga. He makes the tough decision to move back in with his parents - and instantly remembers why he left. Tuga,... See full summary »

Seitsemän kuolemansyntiä

77/100

It's Summer at Long Last

52/100

As If

80/100

The lives of six friends living in Los Angeles, with episodes shot from their various perspectives, while tackling relevant modern topics.

Rozengeur & Wodka Lime

64/100

A few women in their 30s and 40s dealing with everything that comes with friendship, family and the opposite sexe.

The 5th Wheel

53/100

Reality dating show where five sexy singles try and hook up.

Liegebeest

76/100

A crazy bunch of puppets in a medieval castle floating on a cloud.

High Hopes

82/100

Richard "Fagin" Hepplewhite (Robert Blythe) is an agoraphobic ex-criminal who runs a business from his home in the Welsh valleys, after serving at Strangeways prison. He lives with his Mam,... See full summary »

Furuhata Ninzaburô

82/100

A Japanese television drama inspired by Peter Falk's detective series Columbo with Tamura Masakazu as the leading character, Furuhata Ninzaburô.

Gasoleros

62/100

Movie Stars

62/100

Objectif: Nul

76/100

Kukla, Fran and Ollie

83/100

You're Only Young Twice

74/100

Comedy about the residents of Paradise Lodge, retirement home for Gentle folk.

Love on a Rooftop

75/100

Situation comedy set in San Francisco about an art student (Carne) and an architect (Deuel) who meet, fall in love, marry, and move into a rooftop apartment with no windows. Their neighbor ... See full summary »

Producers' Showcase

83/100

This program aired once every fourth week, and was one of the most costly live shows of the 1950s. Many stars appeared on this show.

The Stu Erwin Show

74/100

Stu Erwin played a mild-mannered high-school principal, with June Collyer as his wife.

This Week in Stupid

73/100

Carl Benjamin, aka Sargon of Akkad, rounds up the stupidest, most politically regressive news of the week.