Comedy TV Shows

Nobody Is Norman Wisdom

80/100

Needles and Pins

73/100

This series revolved around women's clothing manufacturer Nathan Davidson and his employees, including his new designer Wendy, who just arrived in New York City from Nebraska.

Bowler

63/100

Snake Gully with Dad and Dave

77/100

The Sheriff of Hollywood Hills

78/100

Mike and Bernie

68/100

The Beagles

58/100

Hollywood Talent Scouts

80/100

Here's Edie

68/100

Edie Adams was the star of this sketch comedy/musical show typical of the early years of television. Her guest list ranged from Zsa Zsa Gabor to Bob Hope to Count Basie.

Educating Archie

82/100

The Eddie Fisher Show

63/100

Club Oasis

78/100

The Walter Winchell Show

75/100

Live weekly variety show. The show originated in New York City for the first nine weeks and then moved to Hollywood. Although many top performers were featured, the show never caught on and... See full summary »

It's Always Jan

72/100

Widowed nightclub singer Janis Stewart struggles to raise 10 year old Josie. She shares a small apartment with aspiring actress Val and producer's secretary Pat. Stanley is their friendly neighborhood deli employee.

Good Morning! with Will Rogers, Jr.

72/100

Leave It to Larry

53/100

Larry Tucker, a young married man with two children (Stevie and Harriet), not only works for his father-in-law...

Dave and Charley

62/100

Meet Corliss Archer

55/100

Star Time

80/100

That Wonderful Guy

58/100

Franklin Westbrook is a snooty theater critic who relishes showing disdain for everything. Midwestern Harold is his eager valet who thinks his job will help him become a successful actor and become more worldly.