Curb Your Enthusiasm, as others have mentioned. It has an improvised feel to it (intentionally!) which makes it quite unique.
What We Do in the Shadows is more modern but also a brilliant comedy.
The Office is amazing too, though it’s not for everyone and has its downs.
Brooklyn 99 was also pretty consistently hilarious.
New episodes of Community, 30 Rock, The Office, and Parks and Recreation.
And things associated with it all, like The Good Place.
if you loved Seinfeld but never tried CYE you're missing out.
I love them both in different ways, but lots of overlap (because of Larry David), and overall I've had way more LOL moments with CYE.
By the end of a typical episode (esp in the first few seasons) by the time the end credits roll I'm chuckling non-stop right up through the start of the next one, simply by replaying portions of the episode in my mind. Such a treasure of comedy.
It's been a while, but maybe I'll give Frasier another shot, even if only as some quasi-filler. :)
The Seinfeld ensemble were all brilliantly drawn characters, while the actors in Friends were just boring and narcissistic twits.
Curb Your Enthusiasm might be the easy answer.
Will need to check out gemstones
- 30 rock
- arrested development
- curb your enthusiasm
and
- jake and amir
- joel haver
- brian david gilbert
all in short clips on youtube
I hope he goes far and builds an audience much bigger than YouTube. Feature films, sitcom, SNL. He deserves it.
Your whole list is pretty great actually, just I'm not familiar with Jake and Amir.
My friends still look at me like a lunatic when I quote Amir’s approach to Twitter: > oh the place I keep all my secrets
The fake "clip show" episode where they misremember a Seinfeld episode happening to them is one of my favorite scene.
It’s incredibly layered and packs in more jokes than you can count.
The first few seasons of Community are also great.
The Good Place is a good semi-recent example.