Best Comedies to Start Tonight

The Rookie sneaks in comedy amid cops and crises, serving up charming, middle-aged optimism with a sharp edge.

Wednesday flips the teen mystery genre on its head with mordant humor and a darkly magnetic lead.

BoJack Horseman pairs cynical Hollywood satire with unexpectedly deep emotional punches that stick.

Rick and Morty blasts through sci-fi absurdity with relentless, smart, and savage humor that never misfires.

The Office remains the gold standard for workplace comedy, blending cringe and heart like no other.

Regular Show’s surreal, offbeat antics take everyday laziness and twist it into wild cartoon chaos.

Friends is sitcom comfort food: effortlessly funny, endlessly quotable, and endlessly rewatchable.

XO, Kitty serves up teen rom-com charm with a global twist, mixing heartfelt awkwardness and relatability.

Young Sheldon turns geekdom into an art form with sharp writing that makes science nerds cool again.

Ted Lasso finds optimism in the unlikeliest places, making kindness the ultimate power play in comedy.

The Simpsons mocks American life with biting satire and endless irreverence, still fresh after decades.

Only Murders in the Building blends true crime obsession and comedy into a clever, addictive mix.