Best comedy sketches

One of my favorite sketches, OP.

I love that one. This was one of my favorite KITH sketches

Scott Thompson's "Clothes Make the Man" sketch still lives rent free in my head.

I just remember knowing he was gay as a kid and completely understanding this bit.

Another favorite!

Also a classic!

"Vice, or as we girls call it Vicky"

I will cruuush your heeeeeaaaad

The Roseanne "Customer Service" sketch with Phil Hartman from SNL.

30 Helens Agree.

It's a FACT!

The lonely sarcastic guy

MY PEN!

SCTV Godfather parody. It kills me every time.

Lengthy, but the payoffs are great. Start at 1:38.

The entirety of Brass Eye. "Quadrospazzed on a life glug".

R13 here, DL won't let me post the link. Google it. R13 here, DL won't let me post the link. Google it.

Mad Tv has so many gems. It was a lot funnier than SNL IMO.

Stewart, Ms. Swan, Dot, Whitney Houston, Oprah, Kenny G, so many great characters

"Whitney screws up your favorite classics over and over again"

Buffed beautiful and BITCHIN

Ms Swan is incredibly cringy now.

Potato salad!

Chicken lady! "The eggs are fresh-straight out of my body and onto your plate"

I always loved Ugly Wanda

R3 that is fucking hilarious. Kids in the Hall is still just as funny today as when it came out. Can't say the same for SNL, although I do like Sprokets.

The anal retentive chef

Oprah's Jackass

The "I'm Wayne Brady, Bitch" skit on the Dave Chappelle showed the dark underside of Wayne Brady.

Here's the entire skit - sorry for the quality, but the whole skit is hard to find.

There's a lot that comes to mind, but Martin Short as Jackie Rogers Jr. is something to behold.

Oprah's Jackass had me in tears!

R16 Thank you! Stephanie Weir as Dot was always surprising; you never knew what she'd say. I wish I could find the clip where she interacted as a psychic with the audience. She was brilliant!

I’m Old Gregg!

Here’s a longer Old Gregg video

Stephanie Wier -- professional psychic

Chappelle's Show classic, "Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Stories" featuring Charlie recounting the (actually) true story of the times he fought then hung out with Rick James.

"Fuck your couch! Buy another one you rich mother fucker! Fuck your couch! Darknesses! Darknesses!"

I'm addicted to making love...do you wanna make love DIANE?

The Dr. Seuss Bible

I love the Sizzler sisters

Francesca Fiore

The first time I saw Buddy Cole on TKITH, I knowed there was a God. I ain’t gonna spread for no roses is right up there.

Mr. Show, Druggachusetts

Are we the baddies?

how to survive a grizzly attack

further proof of just how lazy and tired milennials and Zzz are...

99% of the fraus here believe y'all are like

the truth behind str8 hollywood celebs

eldergays on every transaction

the realities of bi women and lesbians

covid haircut

if celebs actuallly slept with you

dl feminists in real life

dl gays

boyfriends of dl faghags

threesomes in real life vs porn

Harvey is king

dl on trans

lesbian furries

NumberWang!

Squeeze a fruit for Anita

how to resolve the world's problems and your own

lesbian shame in real life

r60

responses not to have children

imagining the selfie generation as elders move into retirement

what dl'ers believe gen z is like

gays on oz

everybody else on oz

I can't believe anyone finds OP's link funny. It's not funny in any way.

the true experiences of an eldergay

the weirwolf: how to get out of homework, finals, chores, work, your current relationship

twinks in a nutshell

how y'all raise your kids

saving grace

lsa on dl

John, 70, Paul, 68, George, 67 & Ringo, 70

That was funny r24, though for the life of me I can’t recognize the guest host who played the middle character with the long blonde wig. Also, it didn’t escape me that the other two players are no longer with us, having both died tragically.

There was a similar SNL game show spoof - Der Berlinen Squaresor something like that, where made-up East German celebrities played Hollywood Squares, but kept defecting. It happened right at around the time the wall came down. I have never been able to find it anywhere online.

A classic, and one of Burnett’s best performances ever.

Reeves and Mortimer doing Slade

Autistic reporter

As soon as I saw this thread "I'm Not Gonna Spread For No Roses" popped into my head and you all didn't disappoint. I hadn't seen that probably since college (the mid-90s) and it's still just as funny. Thanks to the poster who added it. I saw here that KITH is coming back and I just don't see how it will pass the purity test we currently live in but I'll give it a go if it happens and if it's sanitized, I'll go back and watch old episodes. What a great show.

Jan, Phil, and Dana. Sadly, Jim Baker is probably more vile now than he was then.

This is still one of my favorites, although it might only be funny if you watched All My Children at the time. The actors for the most part play it straight and sincere. Too often now, it seems like the actors are doing a wink at the audience.

That skit at R68 did not pull any punches or try to soften the parents for a more feel good ending of the skit. Now I feel like watching some Kids in the Hall and News Radio episodes. I also agree the Vicki Lewis/Beth was funnier than the other sitcom red head at the time Kathy Griffin.

Vic and Bob

Maarsterchef

The oft-giffed Mitchell & Webb "Anxious Nazis" sketch.

The Smell of Reeves & Mortimer

Apparently, someone misunderstood the OP, and thought they were supposed to POST THE ENTIRE FUCKING INTERNET IN THIS SINGLE THREAD.

Anyway, this is an absolutely HILARIOUS sketch from The Carol Burnett Show, and it's often overlooked. "Can You Open This" is one of my all-time favorites from the series.

R69. Andy Daly was my student in college. Talented, a bit odd, funny, kinda sweet. He performed a piece about a serial killer bashing in someone’s head with a hammer (from John Banville’s novel “The Book If Evidence”). I wonder if ever considers doing non-comic work—he had the talent for it.

More Kids in the Hall

R30 See R33 -- Stephanie Weir, psychic.

R62 I loved Dot. Michael McDonald was her perfect foil. They were a great pair. No idea how he could keep a straight face and stay in character as Dot's dad.