My top 5 picks from the "50 Greatest Comedy Sketches of All Time"
Nerve.com and IFC recently collaborated to compile a list of the 50 Greatest Comedy Sketches of All Time, from which I have picked my five favorites. Their list is impressively thorough, while mine is of course a narrow selection based on personal taste, but nonetheless, here it is:
5. "Argument to Beethoven's Fifth," Caeser's Hour (#29 on their list)
I wouldn't exactly categorize this as funny, but it's certainly brilliant, particularly for live television.
4. "Head Crusher vs. Face Pincher," Kids in the Hall (#27)
Simply amazing.
3. "White, White Baby," In Living Color (#38)
In Living Color was the basis of conversation for third grade lunch. If you missed it, you might as well stay home sick and save yourself the embarrassment.
2. "The Pre-Taped Call-in Show," Mr. Show (#43)
David Cross masterfully rides that precarious line between hilarity and a panic attack.
1. "$240 Worth of Pudding," The State (#47)
I know it's wrong, but it just feels SO RIGHT.
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1 comments:
yes! totally agree with your top 2!
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