Comedy TV Shows

The Late Summer Early Fall Bert Convy Show

60/100

The Train Now Standing

64/100

His Lordship Entertains

80/100

Half the George Kirby Comedy Hour

62/100

Sketch comedy variety series hosted by comedian George Kirby.

The Val Doonican Show

56/100

The star and host of this show, taped in England, was Val Doonican, an Irishman, who along with comedians Bernard Cribbins and Bob Todd, were featured in this variety show. Both English and... See full summary »

Inside George Webley

64/100

Sam and Janet

58/100

Phillies Jackpot Bowling

60/100

The Ed Wynn Show

88/100

The Soldiers

54/100

The Henny and Rocky Show

66/100

And Here's the Show

64/100

A short-running program to fill in the slot left by The George Gobel Show when it went on summer break...

The Blue Angel

74/100

Jamie

74/100

Jamie is an orphan who is shuttled from one uncaring home to another. He finally ends up in Aunt Laurie's house where he meets kindred spirit Granpa who is ignored by everyone. The two of ... See full summary »

Heaven for Betsy

70/100

Two Girls Named Smith

60/100

Chesterfield Sound Off Time

76/100

"Sound-Off Time" was a live, half-hour variety series with Fred Allen and Bob Hope alternating at hosts, and not very successfully. However, on December 16, 1951, "Sound-Off Time" aired the... See full summary »

The Jerry Colonna Show

66/100

The Ad-Libbers

58/100

Prefiguring such popular later shows as "Who's Line is it Anyway?" this comedy variety show featured a group of actors who would have to make up dialog on the spot for a situation of the ... See full summary »

The Popsicle Parade of Stars

60/100