Comedy Reviews — Page 3
Fargo Review: Black Comedy on the Snowy Plains
Noah Hawley's anthology takes the spirit of the Coen brothers' film and builds new stories with sharp humour and menace. Our verdict.
Nathan for You Review: A Deadpan Business Experiment
Nathan Fielder's Comedy Central show helps small businesses with outlandish, uncomfortable schemes. Our verdict.
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Review: Comedy That Makes You Angry and Informed
John Oliver's HBO show mixes news satire with in-depth explainers on neglected topics. Our verdict.
Taskmaster Review: Chaos, Rules and Greg Davies
This British panel show sets comedians silly tasks and judges them with absurd authority. Our verdict.
Succession Review: A Savage Satire of the Super-Rich
HBO's drama about a media empire and its squabbling heirs is sharp, vicious and brilliantly acted. Our verdict.
Friends Review: The Sitcom That Defined a Generation
NBC's ensemble comedy about six friends in New York is warm, funny and still comfort viewing. Our verdict.
Gibi Review: A Turkish Take on the Sitcom About Nothing
This Turkish sitcom follows two friends through absurd squabbles and has been compared to Seinfeld. Our verdict.
TVF Pitchers Review: India's Startup Story
This Indian web series follows four friends who quit their jobs to start a company. Our verdict.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Review: Terrible People, Great Comedy
FX's dark sitcom about a gang of selfish friends is outrageous, inventive and endlessly running. Our verdict.
Monty Python's Flying Circus Review: The Sketch Show That Broke the Rules
The Pythons' anarchic BBC series reinvented British comedy with surreal sketches and flowing structure. Our verdict.