10+ Netflix Comedies To Watch To Make Your Life Way Better

Now that Game Of Thrones is over, we’re going to need something to fill the void. To make us smile again.

Hey, how about something funny for once? Maybe something on Netflix…

‘Trailer Park Boys’.

As both a Canadian and a degenerate, this show really speaks to me.

It’s one of the funniest shows you’ll see period, and it might even make you slip a bit into degeneracy.

‘Shameless’.

Speaking of degeneracy, watching these people do horrible, unspeakable and most of all– shameless things to themselves, their friends and strangers alike is some incredibly entertaining television.

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’.

The best characters in this show are Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg), Charles Boyle (Joe Lo Truglio) and, of course, Captain Ray Holt (Andre Braugher).

Oh, and some people like Gina (Chelsea Peretti), I guess.

‘Family Guy’.

What list of hilarious Netflix shows is complete without this classic?

Seriously, this is the show that arguably put adult-oriented animation on the map. Please, Netflix, put on Seasons 1-8!

‘I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson’.

I like to call this show “Tim and Eric Lite”. Because it’s surreal, it’s weird and overall, it’s hilarious.

If you want a change of pace comedy-wise, check out this hilarious series.

‘Big Mouth’.

When John Mulaney and Nick Kroll get together, there’s nothing they can’t accomplish.

This series is hilarious, guaranteed.

‘Arrested Development’.

This is one of the smartest comedies out there.

Not because its jokes are particularly smart (even though most of them are) but the planning that goes into some of them is flooring.

‘Archer’.

Another really smart comedy in my opinion. And both happen to have Jessica Walter who is just the best.

I hope she gets more work, the way she plays the hard-drinking wasp is gold.

‘Friends’.

There’s a good chance you’ve already watched this series once, twice, heck if you’re my girlfriend then it’s been at least ten.

However, if you haven’t, you need to see this 90s gem. Now.

‘Bojack Horseman’.

Did you also want to be horribly depressed when you watch your funny TV show?

Then take a look at this series about a wacky cartoon horse who used to be a sitcom star (yes, seriously).

‘Mr. D’.

Another hilarious Canadian TV show, Gerry Dee is one of the funniest men on television. Canadian and American alike.

This show that explores teachers behind the scenes is gripping and hilarious.

‘Norsemen’.

Holy heck, this show came out of nowhere but damn did it shake up my life.

There I was, living my regular existence when Norsemen swept in and engulfed me in some of the driest, darkest humor I’ve ever seen. And I loved it.

‘Wet Hot American Summer’.

And I just put Wet Hot American Summer because you can’t go wrong. Whether you watch “Ten Years Later” or “First Day of Camp” you’re going to be killing yourself laughing.

Also, watch the movie.