on Nov. 5!

Holy Moley! That smile! That laugh!

Old Bob Newhart "on the phone" routines. Thanks for asking!

You know, the sitcom from the 80’s and 90’s. It’s pretty funny and relatable. Too bad Roseanne’s such a bigoted douche nozzle now. Her shows used to have a lot of progressive themes.

I wouldn't watch anything with her know.

The "racist dolphin" joke will forever be the funniest thing I have ever heard/seen!

in her purse as she rifles through her purse looking for her phone. Her friend doesn't clue in either. LOL!

Then he doesn't say what it was.

This is a great post

I LOVE to laugh and I LOVE funny movies and shows. Also, spontaneous laughter with friends is the best.

Some of the movies that I've watched too many times to count are:
Bridesmaids, The Hangover, Father of the Bride (the older one with Spencer Tracy), Raising Arizona, Best in Show, Waiting for Guffman, There's Something About Mary, Young Frankenstein, Pillow Talk, Send Me No Flowers, Lover Come Back, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, The Producers, A Christmas Story, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Big Lebowski, My Cousin Vinny, Meet The Parents, The Birdcage, and others!

Wanda Sykes, Bob Newhart, John Mulaney, and other standups.....

John Cleese

John Candy

Lewis Black

I love to watch laughing babies, they make me laugh, too. You can actually find videos online of compilations of babies laughing,

which would make him laugh harder, then I would laugh harder and on and on….

Makes me smile to remember 💚

My youngest son was a laugher, he had a real hearty laugh as a baby. He made me laugh too. Just as you described.

The Big Lebowski, Beavis and Butthead.

I am not very sophisticated.

Monty Python, Robin Williams, George Carlin.

The Evil Dead series invented slapstick horror, but this element was unintentional with the first one. Metalocalypse was a dark comedic cartoon that was great in many ways. Anthony Jeselnik is all-in on this with his stand-up routine. Black Mirror has some gallows humor.

Total laugh fest!!

Mel Brooks made some outstanding comedies.

If it's a comedian, there are many candidates but I am going to vote for Sarah Sherman on Saturday Night Live, especially her back-and-forth with Colin Jost on Weekend Update. She is great in the skits she's in too. That woman cracks me up every time I see her.

If you want a specific comedy routine or just a single line, I am going to vote for this line from one of the all-time great madcap movies, Bringing Up Baby: "Because he knows where my intercostal clavicle is!" I'm not going to try to explain that line. You just have to watch the movie to get the context.

-- Ron