OT: Funniest movie and/or TV show ever

[EasyEd]

One of my favorite comedy's was Big. I really liked the scene at the party, starting with his suit, eating little corn cobs, spitting out caviar. And then when the girl was going to "sleep-over" and he wants to be on top.

 

[FeloniousMonk]

I always had trouble between choosing between the Killer Rabbitt and The Black Knight as the funniest scene in that movie. Then I remember the scene at castle attack.

I always had trouble between choosing between the Killer Rabbitt and The Black Knight as the funniest scene in that movie. Then I remember the scene at castle attack.

Too many great scenes, but the witch scene and the discussion of government—“strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government” — are two of my favorites.

 

[Bama fan]

Too many great scenes, but the witch scene and the discussion of government—“strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government” — are two of my favorites.

The Watery Tart scene is great. And "She turned me into a newt. But I got better" was hilarious. But "Spank me" "Oh no, spank me" was beyond belief! Bad Zoot and her good twin sister Dingo in Castle Anthrax with a bevy of beauties. Luckily Galahad is rescued just before the deed is done!

 

[RegisteredUconn]

Animal House!!!

Caddy Shack?

1. Animal House
1a. Caddy Shack

or, alternatively

1. Caddy Shack
1a. Animal House

 

[Buckaroobanzai]

Life of Brian

 

[bugs]

Super-surprised there was no mention at all, of one of the finest pioneering shows of early Television? Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, and Audrey Meadows in the "The Honeymooners". All done before a live audience. Jackie Gleason was a Master!

 

[Slipperman]

don't remember seeing Tootsie mentioned..

"You were a tomato!!"

 

[Slipperman]

 

[TerpWomenFan]

Super-surprised there was no mention at all, of one of the finest pioneering shows of early Television? Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, and Audrey Meadows in the "The Honeymooners". All done before a live audience. Jackie Gleason was a Master!

Very good choice.