Comedy Show

In October 1981, Robin Williams rocked Johnny Carson like a hurricane.

Call center professional at your command. Roseanne and Phil Hartman unite in this hilarious 1991 Saturday Night Live skit. Phil Hartman was the comedic genius playing the concerned card holder and Roseanne playing the cantankerous call center representative. SNL MetroCard.

Well...isn't that special. Enid Strict, better known as The Church Lady, is one of Dana Carvey's many celebrated characters. The Church Lady brought a fresh spin to the idea of open-mindedness, insight, and wisdom.

Matt Foley at your service. Chris Farley is Madison, Wisconsin's very own prodigal son. His Matt Foley character on SNL is one of his most celebrated. "You're gonna end up eating a steady diet of government cheese, and livin' in a van by the river!"

The "Real American Heroes" campaign began in 1998. Ultimately, the campaign name was changed to "Real Men of Genius." The campaign proved wildly successful winning over 100 awards.

America's favorite lovable lush. One late night, in a streaming universe far away, we ran across this fellow from the Dean Martin roasts. Foster Brooks was famously known for his portrayal of the lovable lush. Purportedly, he rarely drank during his acting career, and quit drinking altogether on a $10 bet. Check out the hilarious video below. 

On display, the comedic genius of Drew Carey. Try to imagine appearing in front of the legendary Johnny Carson for the very first time. 

Richard Pryor was controversial, well known for his colorful language, and widely considered one the great legends of comedy.

Sam Kinison was a preacher turned comedian. Once the undisputed king of comedy, Sam turned his life backward, then forward, with a clean and sober rebirth. Ultimately, his life was cut short, by another, in a car accident.

George Carlin's fiery counterculture comedy gave voice to a generation.