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Ten Funniest TV Shows

There is the list of the Ten Smartest Shows and the Ten Dumbest Shows. So where are the shows for the humor lovers? Angry Seafood is here to help with our official original list of the television shows we think are the funniest.

Except there’s only five.

[UPDATE: The rest of the list revealed in part two of Top Ten Funniest TV Shows. ]

2. Seinfeld

No list of funny television shows is complete without this one, the show about nothing. The soup nazi…festivus…and of course the infamous scene below all make up one of our favorite tv choices in the humor department.

The oddest thing is for like the first two seasons nobody watched it. Amazing what a table change at a diner will do for ratings. The series finale was an interesting way to try and tie up all the loose ends but it gave you the sense it became less about nothing and more about something.

5. South Park

It is rare that a show can be so offensive and funny yet be so dead-on when it comes to topicality, twisting current events on their head. In the end, they joke about messages but there really is one in every episode we can all learn from. Awwww

7. SCTV

Unless you grew up in Canada you probably missed out on one of their best humor exports Second City Television. Starring many of the comedians you know and love like John Candy, Rick Moranis, and Eugene Levy, it was about a local tv station with their own form of programming like Shoot at the Stars” and “Doug and Bob McKenzie” which later turned into the movie Strange Brew.

8. Happy Days

Life in the 50’s sure was cool except for that time Richie told Fonzie to “Sit on it“.

“In my office Cunningham!”

Times sure have changed since the 1950’s. The cool guys don’t live above people’s garages anymore. Those places are reserved for the creepy bloggers like me.

Without Happy Days there would have been no Laverne and Shirley, Mork and Mindy, the phrase “jumping the shark”, or Fonzie’s Place.

And where the hell did Chuck go?

10. Wings

Tv.com calls this 90’s under-rated sitcom Cheers 2 which might be a compliment. I don’t agree but you can’t beat a combination of good acting and good writing along with funny guest stars like Gilbert Godfrey and James Handy.


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