Which comedy episode or film can withstand multiple viewings?

Dumb and Dumber
See No Evil Hear No Evil
Robin Hood Men In Tights
SpaceBalls
Airplane
The Naked Gun movies

All make me laugh each time i watch them and have stood the test of time

Actually I would add Monty Python and the Holy Grail to this (but not Life of Brian).

It's basically just a bunch of silly Medieval sketches linked together, but about 90% of it is top-tier and I never tire of it. Everything from the Coconut discussion, the political peasants - right through to John Cleese's psychotic Red Wedding sequence, I have never laughed any less than the first time I watched it. I don't think I can say that about any other comedy movie.

Life of Brian feels a little more obvious and one-note at times (after many viewings) although it's still great. I just don't laugh at it like I used to.

Imrahil wrote:Actually I would add Monty Python and the Holy Grail to this (but not Life of Brian).

It's basically just a bunch of silly Medieval sketches linked together, but about 90% of it is top-tier and I never tire of it. Everything from the Coconut discussion, the political peasants - right through to John Cleese's psychotic Red Wedding sequence, I have never laughed any less than the first time I watched it. I don't think I can say that about any other comedy movie.

Life of Brian feels a little more obvious and one-note at times (after many viewings) although it's still great. I just don't laugh at it like I used to.

Yes def The Holy Grail the fact so many people quote its lines and jokes to this day and it stands up to repeated viewings def a timeless comedy with its gags and jokes. Ni Ni

“Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?”

Do sketches count?

The episode of Peep Show when Jeremy is carrying round the half cremated dog they accidentally ran over and has to pretend its a bbq turkey so he doesn't have to tell the dogs owner the horrible truth

It's probably one of the darkest episodes but I find it hilarious.

See also the episode where Super Hans develops his crack addiction

The Johnny Nice Painter sketches from the Fast Show. Each one is just perfectly crafted.

You lock me in the cellar and feed me pins! Pins! Pins! Ew!

Rex Kramer wrote:The Johnny Nice Painter sketches from the Fast Show. Each one is just perfectly crafted.

You lock me in the cellar and feed me pins! Pins! Pins! Ew!

The 'Jesse's Diets' sketches still always make me laugh.

Rex Kramer wrote:The Johnny Nice Painter sketches from the Fast Show. Each one is just perfectly crafted.

You lock me in the cellar and feed me pins! Pins! Pins! Ew!

That character cracks me up every time and how he says Black :slol:

Chip the deaf stuntman is also a classic lolz character "throw myself off the roof" :slol:

Any of the Vic & Bob Masterchef sketches. That vampire like Lloyd Grossman is always funny no matter how many times I see him.

jiggles wrote:Do sketches count?

what about the ones where they're footballers just making up increasingly absurd names?

floydfreak wrote:fast show

I still laugh at The Fast Show's sketches even after seeing them many times over.

At the risk of sounding all Joe Rogan, I'll throw in Tropic Thunder. It really does feel like the last of its kind.

Vermilion wrote:
floydfreak wrote:fast show

I still laugh at The Fast Show's sketches even after seeing them many times over.

Watched that twice and now can't stop singing it! Ooh hoo, Disco Baby!

still wrote:
Vermilion wrote:
floydfreak wrote:fast show

I still laugh at The Fast Show's sketches even after seeing them many times over.

Watched that twice and now can't stop singing it! Ooh hoo, Disco Baby!

the backing vocals of "wanker" :slol: