Comedy
Comedies, rom-coms, satire, and laugh-out-loud films.
Upcoming Events
Colin from Accounts Season 3 (Paramount+)
The Australian rom-com returns for a third season on Paramount+.
On a String
A Juilliard-trained violist navigates the New York freelance gig scene and her oddball family's apartment in this indie comedy.
Go Team! (Netflix)
Spanish dark comedy film (Gracias, equipo) from Zeta Studios (Elite), directed by Diego Nunez Irigoyen and starring Alexandra Jimenez and Maribel Verdu. A cheese company's rural team-building retreat collapses into betrayals when staff learn mass layoffs are coming. Premieres globally on Netflix.
Practical Magic 2
Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman return as the Owens sisters in the legacy sequel to the 1998 witchy comedy, releasing in theaters.
South Park Season 29 (Comedy Central)
South Park's 29th season premieres Wednesday, September 16 at 10PM ET/PT on Comedy Central, with new episodes airing biweekly and streaming on Paramount+.
Just For Laughs Paris 2026
The Just For Laughs brand's Paris edition returns with four days of French and international stand-up.
Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
Aardman animated comedy. The Mossy Bottom Farm crew prepare for Halloween until the farmer wrecks their pumpkin patch — Shaun's mad-scientist fix unleashes chaos and a mysterious beast in the woods.
Best of the Best
A coming-of-age dance comedy about two best friends who join their college's cutthroat competitive Bollywood dance team.
Tiny Fugitives
Johnny Knoxville stars as a deranged camp counselor in this Seth Rogen-produced summer camp comedy about reckless 12-year-olds scheming to stay at sleepaway camp forever.
Aberdeen Comedy Festival 2026
Scotland's Aberdeen Comedy Festival runs a fortnight-plus of stand-up, sketch and improv across the city.
Best Medicine Season 2 (FOX)
Josh Charles returns as Dr. Martin Best in the second season of FOX's medical comedy, adapted from Doc Martin. Premieres Tuesday at 8pm on FOX, streaming next day on Tubi. Season 2 expands to 14 episodes.
Brothers (Apple TV)
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson play fictionalised versions of themselves who discover they might actually be brothers. The eight-episode Apple TV comedy debuts globally on Wednesday, September 23 with two episodes.
The Love Hypothesis
A Prime Video rom-com starring Lili Reinhart as a PhD student who fakes a relationship with a grumpy professor to test her theories about love.
Just for Laughs Toronto 2026
JFL Toronto returns with headliners including Pete Davidson, Tiffany Haddish and John Cleese.
A Different World (Netflix Sequel Series)
Netflix's 10-episode sequel to the beloved sitcom heads back to Hillman College, with seven original cast members returning.
The Incomer
Sundance award-winning modern folk fairy tale about two siblings on a remote Scottish island defending their home from outsiders.
Forgotten Island
Animated adventure comedy. Two friends find a portal to a magical Filipino island and must navigate mythological creatures to preserve their friendship memories. Voice cast includes H.E.R., Liza Soberano, Dave Franco, Lea Salonga and Jenny Slate.
Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!
Rinko Kikuchi stars in an absurdist comedy-drama that uses dance and a chubby raven to explore grief and recovery.
Universal Basic Guys Season 3 Premiere (FOX)
The animated comedy about two brothers living on universal basic income returns for season 3, Sundays at 9pm on FOX.
Animal Control Season 5 (Fox)
Joel McHale's Fox comedy returns for season five.