
How Sitcoms Turned Off the Laughter and Made Viewers Cry Instead
A thread asks which episodes of funny TV shows left viewers heartbroken, settling the question of comedy's darkest hours.


A thread asks which episodes of funny TV shows left viewers heartbroken, settling the question of comedy's darkest hours.

A single working mom juggles a publishing house, a therapist, a surrogate dad, and a son's search for a real father.

A young woman gazes upon her own countenance, and finds therein a simulacrum, a stranger whom she scarcely recognizes.

South Park's new episode turns billionaires into penises, mocks anti-vaxxers, and sends a weenie flying from Trump's pants.

Katy Mixon joins Abbott Elementary as a guest star for Season 6, clashing with Melissa in a trailer packed with callbacks and new developments.

A man named Anthony, who has been alone for seven years and gone upon 153 dates, complains that love does not come when least expected.

Charlie Sheen and Martin Sheen star in AMC's first multi-camera comedy, Happy Jack, premiering on AMC and AMC+ in 2027.

Kyle Prue teams with iHeartMedia and Big Money Players for 'Get Worse,' a comedy podcast of intentionally useless advice.

Collider ranks 15 of the most absurd comedy movies ever made, from anime fever dreams to greasy serial killers.

A review of Miranda, Miranda Hart's warm BBC sitcom about a socially awkward London shop owner, with score and cast details.

A Demon King destined to rule, yet he desires only quiet servitude. A comedy of error, folly, and mistaken destiny.

A company agent and his android companion are dispatched to a fantasy kingdom to fight demons and earn evil points in this comedy-action anime.
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