What was the last thing you watched that made you laugh?

[BlackLetterDay]

I have been on a bit of a medical documentary binge and realised I have no things which make me laugh.

More recent things I have liked Included what we do in the shadows (film better but series good), this country, motherland (sort of).

I don't mind a tragi-comic bent, like fleabag or nighty night (although that thing Julia Davis did for sky was erk, I was a bit wtf even though I usually like dark/weird).

Any missed gems?

I’m re-watching Count Arthur Strong at the moment and I’d forgotten how hilarious it is. It’s a very ‘marmite’ show though, you’ll either love it or hate it.

@savagebaggagemaster oh DD3 and I love Brooklyn 99! So daft.

Ghosts
Gone Fishing
The Detectorists.

Yy to tonight's Taskmaster.

The Other One think , The Duchess both funny easy watching

Another one for Taskmaster - just seen on channel 4 - joyous, particularly the part that Lucy Mangan points out in the review:

“You’ve just rammed a cow into a hedge,” says Greg sorrowfully after the task of magically making a large object disappear is completed. “Do you think that’s how Siegfried & Roy dominated Vegas all those years?”

What made it so funny in the first episode was the contestants themselves - especially Daisy - just losing it entirely on watching the tasks played back. Loved her, she reacted just how I would.

@jay55

I plug it a lot but Corner Gas on Amazon prime is funny and lighthearted. And it has a film to watch when you run out of episodes.

I love corner gas too. Are you watching the regular one or the animated one?. I wasn't sure about the animated version when it took over but I'm enjoying it. The other Canadian comedies Like are LetterKenny & Trailer park boys

I have similar humour to you - I think you would like:
Nighty Night (Julia Davis but slightly tamer than Sally4Ever)
Kath & Kim - Australian comedy from the early 00s
Cuckoo
Camping (Julia Davis again)

Also - really good comedy I enjoyed recently was Pen15 on Sky about two teenage girls set in 2002. Not my usual cup of tea but really enjoyed it.

Two doors down

Afterlife.

The Young Offenders
Mandy ( give it time its a bit different )
Both on iplayer

Top Gear, the new ones and the old specials on Netflix.
What we Do In The Shadows on iPlayer.
Hap and Leonard on Amazon.

Another for Schitt's creek. Took 3 episodes to decide I liked it but glad I persevered- soooooo funny!

Friday Night Dinner
Motherland

Vicar of Dibley.. it was an absolute laugh riot..

@DontGoIntoTheLongGrass - that scene is now our family euphemism for having a bad day!

'How's it going?'
'Dolphin Day'

An idiot abroad series one.
Always makes me laugh out loud

The Kominsky Method. Its on netflix

The Big Bang Theory. It's genius. Love the childish humour, but also how clever it is x

[quote iklboo]@DontGoIntoTheLongGrass - that scene is now our family euphemism for having a bad day!

'How's it going?'
'Dolphin Day'

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Haha! Our family quote is "I didn't do it on porpoise"

Another vote here for Mandy and Two Doors Down

The Apprentice Best Bits, some of the people in it have been such characters !

House of Games, Richard Osman is a genius, and we are a competitive family so often watch while we are having our supper off our laps like savages.

Ds2 (aged 22) has yet to live down getting "All The Single Ladies" on the Broken Karaoke round with just the first line (ATSL)
On the other hand I am still revelling in my triumph of getting I will always Love you on just the one letter .
I got one this week on two letters only I have forgotten what it was :o

Otherwise do watch Staged, the fucking liarDavid Tennant and who the fuck is Michael Sheen ....I roared laughing about the neighbour!

oh bloody hell that was supposed to be

the fucking liar David Tennant and who the fuck is Michael Sheen

and will only be funny once you have seen it :o