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"Lucy Does a TV Commercial" is still perhaps the most famous episode in the history of sitcoms and definitely the most hilarious. Lucille Ball was a comedy genius.
Yes, the Golden Girls' funeral episode takes the cake. Not only is it hilarious, but it taught me that you should NEVER cross Rose, which Ms. Claxton learned the hard way!
The alterative timelines episode of Community will forever be iconic. I showed this episode to friends who'd never seen the show before, and they were instantly hooked.
Lucy Does A Commercial….man….I will never forget the first time I saw that episode. I laughed till I couldn’t breathe! I had tears in my eyes and I was in so much pain but it was all so worth it!! It is such an iconic and hilarious scene even after almost 70 years!
The "Chuckles Bites the Dust" episode from The Mary Tyler Moore Show, not on there! Are you kidding me, that is among the funniest episodes of just about any sitcom among them!
That's just what I was thinking! That one definitely should have been on this list. I would have included the episode of "All In The Family" which was a flashback to when Mike and Gloria were married. The ceremony takes place in the Bunkers' living, with everyone waiting for the bride to be escorted down the stairs by her father, Archie, whose wife, Edith, is playing "Here Comes The Bride" on the piano (occasionally hitting the sour notes). When Gloria and Archie don't come down right away, Edith calls out to them to hurry up. "Just a minute, ma," Gloria says, "I'm waiting for daddy!" A few seconds later, we hear the sound of Archie flushing the toilet bowl. An odd look comes over the face of Mike, the bridegroom, as if he's thinking to himself, "Gosh, is this what I have to put up with while I'm living here?" Then there was the episode of "Frasier" in which the title character's father, Martin Crane, a former police detective, is obsessed with trying to solve an old cold case, the murder of a prostitute, that has baffled him for years (he had promised the victim's mother that he would find the killers). Frasier and his brother, Niles, figure that if they put their supposedly superior minds together, they themselves could solve the mystery. After examining the clues, Frasier comes up with a most bizarre deduction, that the murderer was a circus monkey, who had trained by its owner to kill (Frasier even suggests that the trainer is "paying homage to the Edgar Allan Poe story, "Murders In The Rue Morgue," in which a madman trains an ape to slit the throats of its victims). But, instead of telling their father about their theory, the Crane brothers simply leave the evidence lying around their apartment in such a way so that Martin will come to the same conclusion. However, it doesn't turn out how they planned, because Martin interprets the clues in a different way and comes up with an alternative solution to the case -- which turns out to be THE CORRECT ONE! (The girl was actually killed by another detective, who had a secret crush on her, but she had rejected him.) As might be expected, Frasier realizes that he had made a fool out of himself, especially when his dad and his old friends on the police force ridicule his "monkey murderer" theory. As if this weren't embarrassing enough, Martin arranges a scene that makes it look like Daphne, the housemaid, had been shot to death by his pet dog, Eddie. (This part is shown while the closing credits roll and the brief concluding theme song is heard.)
Everybody Loves Raymond does have some hilarious episodes. The tofu turkey, lucky suit, the toaster, the model, Marie’s sculpture and so much more!!! The show should be on here!
For me, it’s the episode where Robert’s date eats a fly. Rays’s reaction and explanation of what she did in front of him is something I’ll never get tired of watching
I’m watching The Office for the first time with my mom right now. She’s seen it multiple times but I never have. There are so many hilarious episodes in that show. The Fire Drill one made me laugh more than any other episode but the Dinner Party episode was so incredibly awkward and hilarious in all the right ways! Oh my gosh! It’s so funny and cringy and over the top! 😂😂😂 It’s so good!
There’s “Chuckles Bites The Dust- The Mary Tyler Moore Show”, “It May Look Like A Walnut- The Dick Van Dyke Show”, “The Eating Contest- The Phil Silvers Show (Sergeant Bilko)”, “Hash- Barney Miller”, “Over The River And Through The Woods (The Infamous Thanksgiving Episode)- The Bob Newhart Show”, “The General Flipped At Dawn- M*A*S*H”.
Watching the Parks and Rec characters get drunk and seeing how they act while drunk is HILARIOUS!!! They all have such different reactions and it makes me laugh so much!
No "Chuckles Bites the Dust"? No "Over the River and Through the Woods"? At least "Turkeys Away" got an HM...but what have you got against the magnificent MTM Productions?
Lucy's face when she first tasted is the one for me🤣🤣🤣. And the playdate at Carolyn Applebee's apartment.."I would like my baby now where do keep your child's cage?" 😂😂😂.
Usually when there's a funniest sitcom episode list, "Chuckles Bites the Dust" from The Mary Tyler Moore Show makes the list--and for good reason. Figured that (or something from The Dick Van Dyke Show) would at least have an honorable mention
Agreed, it was a show ahead of its time. I love that even though it was set in the 80's, it didn't really draw attention to that fact, and was more about the characters than the setting.
Great shows but personally I have some different episodes Frazier - Niles & Frazier Restaurant Big Bang - The parking space Lucy - The assembly line or the crushing of the grapes WKRP - Turkey would be in my top 10 Taxi - anything with Jim Carol Burnett - Gone with the Wind parody (ok it's a variety show skit😊
The "Matchmaker" episode of Frasier is hysterical. Frasier's new boss is gay, unbeknownst to Frasier. Frasier invites him to dinner to set him up with Daphne. But Frasier's boss assumes Frasier is gay. Love it!
I may not always agree with your top picks, but you definitely called it this time. That is the funniest episode of a TV series I've ever seen, and it never gets old
So glad you included the IT Crowd. That episode actually makes me laugh out loud. So many great scenes - it was the defining moment that turned a good sitcom into a great one.
When I started this video I thought, "They better choose The Fire Drill from the office, because I was laughing so hard I was crying for the first 10 minutes of that episode." You almost chose it. The Office is always funny, but I never laughed so hard. The one you chose is funny but I wasn't laughing out loud during it. Also on Frasier when Niles is getting ready for a date and starts a fire while ironing. That one had me in tears too.
the sunny episode which had me dying when dennis was running for office. charlie writes his campaign speech. that is when we find out charlie is probably dyslexic.
To add. an animated show to the list: Spongebob's "Can You Spare a Dime," "To Save a Squirrel,' "The Slumber Party," "The Weenie Hut Episode," "Krusty Kleaners,' "Wet Painters," "Krusty Krab Training Video," "Krusty Towers," "Mrs. Puff, You're Fired," and "Krusty Katering."
Wow...I didn't think this channel was classy enough to even consider anything from the 50s or 60s. I Love Lucy is the best television show ever created in my book.
@@jaclynsanture6643, it wasn't Fred's fault the 2 parties got mixed up. The stupid caterer sent the dancing girls to Fred & Wilma's house & the clown to the Water Buffalo Lodge.
But they had the pot brownies on That 70's Show. If there is anything you should learn from this list it is that when when a classic episode is ripped off the more recent one is the only thing Ms Mojo cares about. Not like the top 5 would be rewritten if they watched one evening of Nick at Night.
Dick van Dyke Show, season 4 ep 10: Pink Pills & Purple Parents. Flashback to a very nervous Laura meeting Rob's parents for the first time, so she takes some of Millie's pills. Even funnier than the iconic It May Look Like a Walnut.
Life in Pieces, either S1E5 or S1E8. The new parents are too overprotective with cleaning only to get skunked, or the Thanksgiving episode where Colleen's rice gives everyone gas. Both have me crying laughing every time! Such an underappreciated show!
This list basically neglected the '70s and '80s and was stacked after 2000. I would have put on "And Now, Here's Jack" from Three's Company when Jack gives a disastrous local TV cooking performance with Janet and Terri, and The Brady Bunch's "Peter and the Wolf", where Peter wears a fake mustache and pretends to be Phil Packer to double-date with Greg.
I can only assume you left off animation because it would turn into a list of Top 20 Funniest Simpsons episodes, but we will go with the old standby of Last Exit to Springfield: “We can’t bust heads like we used to, but we have our ways. One trick is to tell stories that don’t go anywhere, like the time I caught the ferry to Shelbyville. I needed a new heel for my shoe, so I caught the ferry to Morganville, which is what we called Shelbyville in those days. So I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. Now to take the ferry cost a nickel, which in those days had bumblebees on them. ‘Gimme five bees for a quarter’, you’d say. Now where was I…oh yeah. The important thing was that I had an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time. We didn’t have any white onions, because of the war. All you could find was those big yellow ones…”
Number 1 shows how great an actress she was once you know she was actually drinking OJ. To be honest, the whole list could have and should have been, ”I Love Lucy.” The only show that comes close is Psych. Which wasn’t even here!
I can't believe that pointed out "Master of his/my domain" became a famous phrase after the Seinfeld episode, but you didn't point out that "going commando" (going without underwear), while first identified in U.S. student slang in 1976, actually became famous and widespread after Joey used it in Friends. Considering that the writers were of an age to have experienced the usage on campus in the late 70's it's not surprising they put the term in there, but it wasn't at all widely known and in common usage until 1996 and Joey introducing the term to millions of viewers at a time.
The phrase "going commando" had been around since the Vietnam war referring to a common practice of American special forces to not wear underwear on long missions.
Home Sweet Homeschool from George Lopez. (I just like there’s an Angie and Carmen episode) and The Will or the irs episode from Reba. Any episode where Reba, BJ and Brock have to be in most of the episode together are great.
#1 is truly the best comedy episode to this day, hands down! Though, I would have chosen #TheOneWhereRossGotHigh for #Friends because it's funny from start to finish and add in Christina Pickles' best line as Monica's & Ross' mother in the entire series ... "That's a lot of information to get in 30 seconds!"
No what we do in the shadows- the blood mary curse No chewing gun - episode that she does the speech in the party drugged No nanny - episode that Niless make cc does the chicken Hard to take it super serious the list
There is an episode of Big Bang Theory that is far funnier, it's when Howard comes back from space, to find everyone too busy or sick to notice he is back, while Penny, Amy, Sheldon and Leonard are playing a game, that game was hilarious.
This list is an example of recency bias gone too far. Yes, I Love Lucy was number one but the next sequencial episode on the list is from The Golden Girls which was some 30 years later. Aside from the fact that 'Chuckles Bites the Dust' is probably the greatest episode of TV ever made and wasn't even given an honorable mention, there is also the third season premier of 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' titled 'That's my Boy?' which when filmed received the longest laugh from a studio audience ever and I believe it still stands as such. I also think that while the Frasier episode picked is pretty funny, there are better, specifically 'The Matchmaker' from season 2.
If your #1 was going to be I love Lucy it should have been the one where Lucy and Ethel worked in the chocolate factory. But you really messed up forgetting the Two Guys and a,Girl episode The One Without Dialog. From Berg's misadventure attempting to find a way to rinse the shampoo out of his hair when the water was turned off mid shower to Traylor Howard's waiting for a stray dog to expel her accidentally swallowed wedding ring to Pete's mistaken mugging in the park. Even Berg's girlfriend being chased by several angry pregnant women has you gasping for air because you are laughing so hard.
The majority of these shows were made after 1990. There are lots of laugh out moments that were missed from pre-1990... whoever compiled this list should broaden their horizons or make the titles more specific (e.g not name them of all time).
According to Jim where Cheryl told Jim that she had played him when she said she was artificially inseminated by Andy’s ßprem that episode is extremely funny
there was an episode of last man on earth. it showed how kristen wiig survived the apocalypse. she was in a shelter when the virus spread. it was wiig in a shelter just improving her ass off for 30 minutes. i was crying. the original odd couple series- felix and oscar on the the game show password. it got to the point where felix was just making sounds. martin-martin accuses his friends of stealing his cd player. he has an intense interrogation. it looks like tommy is having a seizure as he tries not to laugh.
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Lol, you are making me laugh.........................
The one episode of roseanne is where she those a surprise party for dan's birthday and I remember watching this episode and I laughed so hard
"Pebbles' Birthday Party" from The Flintstones.
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Every episode of "The New Adventures of Old Christine" with Julia Louise-Dreyfus as Christine
"Lucy Does a TV Commercial" is still perhaps the most famous episode in the history of sitcoms and definitely the most hilarious. Lucille Ball was a comedy genius.
So true. Anytime I try something I find I’m not a fan of I always quote, “it’s tasty too. Tastes just like candy.”
I vividly remember watching this as a little kid. I think I peed my pants 🤣
Yes, the Golden Girls' funeral episode takes the cake. Not only is it hilarious, but it taught me that you should NEVER cross Rose, which Ms. Claxton learned the hard way!
Beward of the nice ones, as the saying goes.
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*Beware
this is so funny😂😂😂
The alterative timelines episode of Community will forever be iconic. I showed this episode to friends who'd never seen the show before, and they were instantly hooked.
Time may pass, but I love lucy will never get old. Knew that it was going to be #1 on the spot.
Lucy Does A Commercial….man….I will never forget the first time I saw that episode. I laughed till I couldn’t breathe! I had tears in my eyes and I was in so much pain but it was all so worth it!! It is such an iconic and hilarious scene even after almost 70 years!
"I need someone with 'sperience!" "Well I have 'sperience!" 😂😂😂
Rev. Jim's driving test on "Taxi" topped them all.
What...does...a...yellow...light...mean?
The "Chuckles Bites the Dust" episode from The Mary Tyler Moore Show, not on there! Are you kidding me, that is among the funniest episodes of just about any sitcom among them!
That's just what I was thinking! That one definitely should have been on this list.
I would have included the episode of "All In The Family" which was a flashback to when Mike and Gloria were married.
The ceremony takes place in the Bunkers' living, with everyone waiting for the bride to be escorted down the stairs by her father, Archie, whose wife, Edith, is playing "Here Comes The Bride" on the piano (occasionally hitting the sour notes).
When Gloria and Archie don't come down right away, Edith calls out to them to hurry up. "Just a minute, ma," Gloria says, "I'm waiting for daddy!" A few seconds later, we hear the sound of Archie flushing the toilet bowl. An odd look comes over the face of Mike, the bridegroom, as if he's thinking to himself, "Gosh, is this what I have to put up with while I'm living here?"
Then there was the episode of "Frasier" in which the title character's father, Martin Crane, a former police detective, is obsessed with trying to solve an old cold case, the murder of a prostitute, that has baffled him for years (he had promised the victim's mother that he would find the killers).
Frasier and his brother, Niles, figure that if they put their supposedly superior minds together, they themselves could solve the mystery. After examining the clues, Frasier comes up with a most bizarre deduction, that the murderer was a circus monkey, who had trained by its owner to kill (Frasier even suggests that the trainer is "paying homage to the Edgar Allan Poe story, "Murders In The Rue Morgue," in which a madman trains an ape to slit the throats of its victims). But, instead of telling their father about their theory, the Crane brothers simply leave the evidence lying around their apartment in such a way so that Martin will come to the same conclusion.
However, it doesn't turn out how they planned, because Martin interprets the clues in a different way and comes up with an alternative solution to the case -- which turns out to be THE CORRECT ONE! (The girl was actually killed by another detective, who had a secret crush on her, but she had rejected him.)
As might be expected, Frasier realizes that he had made a fool out of himself, especially when his dad and his old friends on the police force ridicule his "monkey murderer" theory. As if this weren't embarrassing enough, Martin arranges a scene that makes it look like Daphne, the housemaid, had been shot to death by his pet dog, Eddie. (This part is shown while the closing credits roll and the brief concluding theme song is heard.)
Everybody Loves Raymond does have some hilarious episodes. The tofu turkey, lucky suit, the toaster, the model, Marie’s sculpture and so much more!!! The show should be on here!
My favorite is the girl scout cookies where Peggy pins Raymond down with the table.
I liked the episode where Raymond's brother, Robert, a policeman, is chased down the street by a bull, who gores him in his behind.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 Upper thigh!!!
Bad Moon Rising by far is the best!
For me, it’s the episode where Robert’s date eats a fly. Rays’s reaction and explanation of what she did in front of him is something I’ll never get tired of watching
All I have to say is - Mary Tyler Moore "Chuckles Bites the Dust"
the funniest sitcom moment for me is definitely when dwight sets off the fire alarm
If you can go all the way back to Lucy, you can include The Mary Tyler Moore Show: Chuckles Bites the Dust Classic!
I’m watching The Office for the first time with my mom right now. She’s seen it multiple times but I never have. There are so many hilarious episodes in that show. The Fire Drill one made me laugh more than any other episode but the Dinner Party episode was so incredibly awkward and hilarious in all the right ways! Oh my gosh! It’s so funny and cringy and over the top! 😂😂😂 It’s so good!
There’s “Chuckles Bites The Dust- The Mary Tyler Moore Show”, “It May Look Like A Walnut- The Dick Van Dyke Show”, “The Eating Contest- The Phil Silvers Show (Sergeant Bilko)”, “Hash- Barney Miller”, “Over The River And Through The Woods (The Infamous Thanksgiving Episode)- The Bob Newhart Show”, “The General Flipped At Dawn- M*A*S*H”.
Excellent choices!
Thank you for the update, MsMojo..!! #1 on my list is Seinfeld's The Puffy Shirt episode featuring George the hand model. 🤣
Watching the Parks and Rec characters get drunk and seeing how they act while drunk is HILARIOUS!!! They all have such different reactions and it makes me laugh so much!
No "Chuckles Bites the Dust"? No "Over the River and Through the Woods"? At least "Turkeys Away" got an HM...but what have you got against the magnificent MTM Productions?
Watching Jake start screaming while playing guitar while interrogating the perp is HILARIOUS
Lucy's face when she first tasted is the one for me🤣🤣🤣. And the playdate at Carolyn Applebee's apartment.."I would like my baby now where do keep your child's cage?" 😂😂😂.
“chuckles bites the dust” season 6 ep 7 of the mary tyler moore show, one of the funniest eps ever
Usually when there's a funniest sitcom episode list, "Chuckles Bites the Dust" from The Mary Tyler Moore Show makes the list--and for good reason. Figured that (or something from The Dick Van Dyke Show) would at least have an honorable mention
Almost every episode of Everybody Hates Chris. I don't think there is a single bad or dull episode. I wish there were more shows like it.
Agreed, it was a show ahead of its time. I love that even though it was set in the 80's, it didn't really draw attention to that fact, and was more about the characters than the setting.
THANK YOU FOR INCLUDING THIS EPISODE OF IT Crowd!!
Mary Tyler Moore - Chuckles the Clown. Can't believe it wasn't here.
Family ties episode where Alex Rents out bedrooms for a college football game and the opposing team’s kangaroo mascot ends up in their living room!
Great shows but personally I have some different episodes
Frazier - Niles & Frazier Restaurant
Big Bang - The parking space
Lucy - The assembly line or the crushing of the grapes
WKRP - Turkey would be in my top 10
Taxi - anything with Jim
Carol Burnett - Gone with the Wind parody (ok it's a variety show skit😊
so happy to see that derry girls pilot is mentioned. the chaos of that episode is everything. such good picks overall!
Ricky:”LUCYYYYYYY, YOU HAVE SOME EXPLAINING TO DOOOOOOOOOOO”
The "Matchmaker" episode of Frasier is hysterical. Frasier's new boss is gay, unbeknownst to Frasier. Frasier invites him to dinner to set him up with Daphne. But Frasier's boss assumes Frasier is gay. Love it!
I may not always agree with your top picks, but you definitely called it this time. That is the funniest episode of a TV series I've ever seen, and it never gets old
‘Jeffrey - break out Lucille’ … comedy gold
No mention of the Cheers thanksgiving episode 😢
So glad you included the IT Crowd. That episode actually makes me laugh out loud. So many great scenes - it was the defining moment that turned a good sitcom into a great one.
When I started this video I thought, "They better choose The Fire Drill from the office, because I was laughing so hard I was crying for the first 10 minutes of that episode." You almost chose it. The Office is always funny, but I never laughed so hard. The one you chose is funny but I wasn't laughing out loud during it.
Also on Frasier when Niles is getting ready for a date and starts a fire while ironing. That one had me in tears too.
Santa Claus taking a full header on the Bundy's back porch. 🤣
Could also go with the one where all the women have their periods while on a camping trip.
This list could just be "The Dinner Party" for every entry and it would still be valid. 😆
the sunny episode which had me dying when dennis was running for office. charlie writes his campaign speech. that is when we find out charlie is probably dyslexic.
The Sammy Davis, Jr. episode of ALL IN THE FAMILY didn’t make the cut?
Unbelievable.
Please, make a list of Top 10 Frasier episodes, thank you!
Everybody Loves Raymond, "The Cannister"
You forgot the famous episode of the Mary Tyler Moore show in which Mary could not stop laughing at a clown funeral. That is laugh out loud hilarious.
To add. an animated show to the list: Spongebob's "Can You Spare a Dime," "To Save a Squirrel,' "The Slumber Party," "The Weenie Hut Episode," "Krusty Kleaners,' "Wet Painters," "Krusty Krab Training Video," "Krusty Towers," "Mrs. Puff, You're Fired," and "Krusty Katering."
I was always partial to The Camping Episode of "Married With Children", myself.
One of my favorite lines ever:
"Geoffrey . . break out Lucille."
Yes. it is one of the best.
What show is that from?
@@michaelpalmieri7335 The Fresh Prince
@@michaelpalmieri7335 Fresh Prince of Bel Air
Wow...I didn't think this channel was classy enough to even consider anything from the 50s or 60s. I Love Lucy is the best television show ever created in my book.
Love the Golden Girls episode. The best ever.
What about "Pebbles' Birthday Party" from The Flintstones?
That episode is absolutely HILARIOUS.
I reamber that, it was the biggest mixup Fred had ever done.😊
@@jaclynsanture6643, it wasn't Fred's fault the 2 parties got mixed up. The stupid caterer sent the dancing girls to Fred & Wilma's house & the clown to the Water Buffalo Lodge.
@@joshmontemayor1212 Yes, that is what happen, it was the party store's error, thank you for correnting me.😊
@@jaclynsanture6643, no problem.
@@joshmontemayor1212 😊
The Barney Miller episode with the Hash Brownies should definitely be near the top
But they had the pot brownies on That 70's Show. If there is anything you should learn from this list it is that when when a classic episode is ripped off the more recent one is the only thing Ms Mojo cares about.
Not like the top 5 would be rewritten if they watched one evening of Nick at Night.
😂 yes i totally agree, & yes, she was a total comedic genius 🎉
I love when lucy ricardo got drunk and hiccupped a hangover.............
Dick van Dyke Show, season 4 ep 10: Pink Pills & Purple Parents. Flashback to a very nervous Laura meeting Rob's parents for the first time, so she takes some of Millie's pills. Even funnier than the iconic It May Look Like a Walnut.
The one where no one's ready is hilarious
There was an episode of Friends.
Penny's reaction to Sheldon hugging her is the same as the Peacemaker's when Eagly hugs him lol
Life in Pieces, either S1E5 or S1E8. The new parents are too overprotective with cleaning only to get skunked, or the Thanksgiving episode where Colleen's rice gives everyone gas. Both have me crying laughing every time! Such an underappreciated show!
The One with Two Parties (Friends Season 2) should have been on this!
The two party or two date gag done every other episode of Threes Company and much better.
This list basically neglected the '70s and '80s and was stacked after 2000. I would have put on "And Now, Here's Jack" from Three's Company when Jack gives a disastrous local TV cooking performance with Janet and Terri, and The Brady Bunch's "Peter and the Wolf", where Peter wears a fake mustache and pretends to be Phil Packer to double-date with Greg.
How did they find a panel of where no one had ever watched Nick at Night?
I love the Thanksgiving Cheers show Thanksgiving Orphans
#1 definitely takes the cake. Hahaha, its just too hard to top such a hilarious and original performance by the late Lucille Ball.
Not adding a married with children entry is just wrong
Any comedic episode featuring the Golden Girls or I Love Lucy is bound to pop up.
I can only assume you left off animation because it would turn into a list of Top 20 Funniest Simpsons episodes, but we will go with the old standby of Last Exit to Springfield:
“We can’t bust heads like we used to, but we have our ways. One trick is to tell stories that don’t go anywhere, like the time I caught the ferry to Shelbyville. I needed a new heel for my shoe, so I caught the ferry to Morganville, which is what we called Shelbyville in those days. So I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. Now to take the ferry cost a nickel, which in those days had bumblebees on them. ‘Gimme five bees for a quarter’, you’d say. Now where was I…oh yeah. The important thing was that I had an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time. We didn’t have any white onions, because of the war. All you could find was those big yellow ones…”
background check is the funniest i’ve seen!!
Omg i didn't realize it was THAT EPISODE!!!!
The episode where Will set the Kitchen on fire should’ve been on here lol
The All in the Family episode where Edith starts menopause is also a classic.
I forgot about The Rural Juror...lmbo. Now I must watch that episode.
The prank forward episode of Lab Rats is my pick for the funniest episode of a Disney show ever
Every body loves Raymond. Robert’s girlfriend eats a fly.
See, MsMojo? That’s a funniest ep!!
The Jeffersons? Family Matters? What’s Happening? Sanford and Son?
Great list.. but there's an under rated British show that had multiple gems that could make this list.. Anyone remember *peep show* 😊
Ham Radio should be #1
Number 1 shows how great an actress she was once you know she was actually drinking OJ. To be honest, the whole list could have and should have been, ”I Love Lucy.”
The only show that comes close is Psych. Which wasn’t even here!
I can't believe that pointed out "Master of his/my domain" became a famous phrase after the Seinfeld episode, but you didn't point out that "going commando" (going without underwear), while first identified in U.S. student slang in 1976, actually became famous and widespread after Joey used it in Friends. Considering that the writers were of an age to have experienced the usage on campus in the late 70's it's not surprising they put the term in there, but it wasn't at all widely known and in common usage until 1996 and Joey introducing the term to millions of viewers at a time.
The phrase "going commando" had been around since the Vietnam war referring to a common practice of American special forces to not wear underwear on long missions.
No Dick Van Dyke?!? That's a crime!
Home Sweet Homeschool from George Lopez. (I just like there’s an Angie and Carmen episode) and The Will or the irs episode from Reba. Any episode where Reba, BJ and Brock have to be in most of the episode together are great.
#1 is truly the best comedy episode to this day, hands down! Though, I would have chosen #TheOneWhereRossGotHigh for #Friends because it's funny from start to finish and add in Christina Pickles' best line as Monica's & Ross' mother in the entire series ... "That's a lot of information to get in 30 seconds!"
that's funny too. my Friends choice would be The One Where Ross plays the bagpipes 🤣🤣🤣
No what we do in the shadows- the blood mary curse
No chewing gun - episode that she does the speech in the party drugged
No nanny - episode that Niless make cc does the chicken
Hard to take it super serious the list
Niles, when Cc asked 'what do want mt to do?' he just has to say it'Cluck like a chicken'.
@@jaclynsanture6643 exactly that one!
@@brucksz Yes!
@@jaclynsanture6643 I just edited the comment .. beacuse I couldn't remember what was the animal.. thanks for that ;)
@@brucksz You are welcome
There is an episode of Big Bang Theory that is far funnier, it's when Howard comes back from space, to find everyone too busy or sick to notice he is back, while Penny, Amy, Sheldon and Leonard are playing a game, that game was hilarious.
This list is an example of recency bias gone too far. Yes, I Love Lucy was number one but the next sequencial episode on the list is from The Golden Girls which was some 30 years later. Aside from the fact that 'Chuckles Bites the Dust' is probably the greatest episode of TV ever made and wasn't even given an honorable mention, there is also the third season premier of 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' titled 'That's my Boy?' which when filmed received the longest laugh from a studio audience ever and I believe it still stands as such. I also think that while the Frasier episode picked is pretty funny, there are better, specifically 'The Matchmaker' from season 2.
The Martin episode with the stolen CD player should have been on the his list at least a honorable mention JS.
Turkeys away needed to be in the top 5!
For I Love Lucy I would have chosen the barefoot grape stomping episode or the chocolate factory. Those are my faves.
At least this time Will and Grace got an honourable mention.
The Kevin Bacon and Matt Damom episodes of Will and Grace
The Cleveland Show (2009-2013) Where Cleveland Jr. dates Cecilia and Cleveland Is jealous and suspicous at the same time
How is that funny? Snoop Dog is right in what he told said: no black person is watching The Cleveland Show.
@@No_ConferenceYeah, You Have to be a Complete Chump to Like the Cleveland Show.
If your #1 was going to be I love Lucy it should have been the one where Lucy and Ethel worked in the chocolate factory. But you really messed up forgetting the Two Guys and a,Girl episode The One Without Dialog. From Berg's misadventure attempting to find a way to rinse the shampoo out of his hair when the water was turned off mid shower to Traylor Howard's waiting for a stray dog to expel her accidentally swallowed wedding ring to Pete's mistaken mugging in the park. Even Berg's girlfriend being chased by several angry pregnant women has you gasping for air because you are laughing so hard.
The majority of these shows were made after 1990. There are lots of laugh out moments that were missed from pre-1990... whoever compiled this list should broaden their horizons or make the titles more specific (e.g not name them of all time).
Ham Radio is one of the funniest and I’m not really a Frasier fan. “look out, he’s got a nug”
Barney miller the brownie episode
Roseanne & all in family & good time etc
According to Jim where Cheryl told Jim that she had played him when she said she was artificially inseminated by Andy’s ßprem that episode is extremely funny
*sperm
"Vitaveetavittymoop."
That's 70 show and Frasier So far the only two Shows i've seen
Some of these tv shows i've never seen
Where is _The Nanny_ ?!?!
there was an episode of last man on earth. it showed how kristen wiig survived the apocalypse. she was in a shelter when the virus spread. it was wiig in a shelter just improving her ass off for 30 minutes. i was crying.
the original odd couple series- felix and oscar on the the game show password. it got to the point where felix was just making sounds.
martin-martin accuses his friends of stealing his cd player. he has an intense interrogation. it looks like tommy is having a seizure as he tries not to laugh.
No one in the show is master of their domain
friends more iconic than lucy so every episode of friends is more lol
Worst thing is there people who actually think Friends is funny so not sure if this was actually written ironically.
I always found that episode of the office so SAD! With michaels sad little tv.. and everyone is so mean to him!