Comedy TV Shows

Laila Gov

73/100

The Second Half

76/100

Princesses

67/100

Three very different women share a penthouse appartment in Manhattan.

Live-In

62/100

Short lived sitcom about a family that takes in an Australian nanny, Lisa. Danny, the oldest in the family, had a crush on Lisa and took every chance he could get to come on to her. The ... See full summary »

Have Faith

68/100

The escapades of a group of clergymen.

Better Days

78/100

Brian McGuire is a California teenager who lives and loves life in Los Angeles, until something happens to his family and he must move to his uncle's place in Brooklyn. He has a hard time ... See full summary »

The Mistress

65/100

Australia You're Standing in It

75/100

The Steve Allen Comedy Hour

63/100

The Big Show

52/100

Dick Clark was the weekly host. In the tradition of "The Ed Sullivan Show" singers, comedians and acrobats performing a wide variety of daredevil acts appeared on the show, which reportedly was broadcast live.

Co-ed Fever

53/100

What happens when an all-girls school goes co-ed?

Szysznyk

59/100

A former Marine named Nick Szysznyk takes over running an inner city playground in Washington, D.C. In this fish out of water comedy, he has to learn how to deal with the city bureaucracy as well as his co-workers.

Redd Foxx

62/100

The Wackers

68/100

Billy Clarkson tries to settle back into family life after being away for two years.

Diana

74/100

Lovely Diana Smythe moves from London to begin a new life in New York City.

Will the Real Jerry Lewis Please Sit Down

76/100

Jerry works for Mr. Blunderbuss at the Oddjob Employment Agency. Each week Mr. Blunderbuss sends Jerry out on a new job, and each week Jerry finds a new way to screw up.

Mr. Deeds Goes to Town

69/100

Longfellow Deeds is a small town guy who is editor of the local newspaper. He unexpectedly inherits a fortune and a corporation, bringing his simple, honest ways to the cynical big city.

The Summer Brothers Smothers Show

79/100

O.K. Crackerby!

75/100

O.K. Crackerby is a rough-and-tumble man from Oklahoma who is also the richest man in the world. But because he lacks the "social graces," high-society rejects him. To improve himself and ... See full summary »

Peter Loves Mary

61/100

Entertainers Peter and Mary Lindsey leave the excitement of New York City for Oakdale where Peter finds life dull. Mary, with housekeeper Wilma, involves herself with the children Leslie and Steve leading to misadventures.