[stylin19a]

SCTV
Dick Van Dyke Show

#1 of all times.............

The Richard Pryor Show

[Bella_Bru]

In no particular order:

All in the Family
The Simpsons
I Love Lucy
Greg the Bunny It's a brand new show, and if the rest of the episodes are as funny as the first, it'll be one of my new favorites.
WKRP
The Osbournes (It's actually a real life look at Ozzy's family and life, but watching Ozzy try and solve everyday problems is hysterical)
Frasier

[SAMWolf]

Carol Burnett
Red Skelton
WKRP
Laugh In

[ArneFufkin]

Has anyone nominated "Brian's Song" yet?

[The Old Hoosier]

Adventures of Pete and Pete

[jennyp]

Police Squad, The Young Ones, et al.

Strange, but in my teenage years I loved Monty Python, & later I appreciated the Young Ones. But watching them now, the magic is long gone.

My all time funniest:

• Police Squad.
• Sledge Hammer! Except for the laugh track, its timing was perfect. It's a pity David Raasche hasn't tried comedy again.
• NewsRadio: Esp. Jimmy James (Steven Root), & Dave Nelson (Dave Foley). Best scene: From Catherine's last day, Matt is trying to explain how he dropped the coffee pot, where the Hamburgler sneaks in from offscreen & pushes it out of his hands. That had me literally crying & gasping for breath!
• Seinfeld. Never predictable.

My current favorites:

• That 70's Show. Imaginative writing (esp. the daydream sequences), and a cast that works well. Worst show: That 80's Show. Ugh!
• Andy Richter Controls the Universe. More imaginative writing, very funny first episodes.
• Undeclared. Good writing, and funny, natural actors.
• Futurama.

[jodorowsky]

MR SHOW!!!!

[Smber]

In no particular order: Get Smart - Mel Brooks, Buck Henry. What else can I say? Seinfeld - Michael Richards; Great physical comedy. Great ensemble. Cheers - Great ensemble. Changed chicks and didn't miss a beat. All in the Family - The best; couldn't get on TV today. MASH - Great until it became the show of Saint Hawkeye & BJ the Good. I Love Lucy - Desi Arnaz not given enough credit.

[Flint]

There has never been anything better than "Amous n' Andy".

[FITZ]

Alf, Frasier, and so far the Osbournes.

[Benrand]

SCTV.

I gotta say, Jiminy Glick is pretty damn funny. I was laughing out loud at an interview with Jim Belushi.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Plenty of good ones here. I'll add;

Newhart.
Bizzarre. I always thought John Byner was a Canadian. He isn't.

[Sen Jack S. Fogbound]

Don't forget Jack Benny ! The espisode with the Marquis Chimps has got to be the funniest I've ever saw! And that was over 35 years ago!

[mafree]

I may miss one or two but here goes (Not in order):

1. First 3-4 years of Saturday Night Live.

2. Phil Silvers

3. Any Lucille Ball TV show

4. Laugh-In

5. Maude

6. The Jeffersons

7. Richard Pryor's show

8. Carol Burnett

9. Red Skelton

10. Sanford and Son

[RckyRaCoCo]

SCTV Soupy Sales(?) I Dream of Jeannie 3 stooges

[Arthur McGowan]

Ernie Kovacs

Fractured Flickers

Fawlty Towers

Dick Van Dyke

[mamelukesabre]

I got three good ones:

Tim Conway(can't remember the show, maybe it was Carol Bernet)
Benny Hill
Seinfeld

Tim Conway and Benny Hill used to make me laugh so hard I'd be on the floor crying. So did Rich Little.....what show did he use to be on? Is he still alive, still performing? I never really cared for the lucy show or the honeymooners. I guess I had an odd sense of humor.

[Dan from Michigan]

The WWF, especially Jerry Lawler

[arly]

abc, nbc, and cbs evening news report.

[saminfl]

Car 54 where Are You?