This section is an example listing of various situation comedy shows that have appealed to various audiences (demographic "filters") of people as funny or enjoyable to listen to. It is not intended to be complete, as there are literally hundreds of examples that could have been chosen for this page, or more. Use these examples for insights into the The MOA and Genesis of Humor, both on the part of the screen writers and actors, and the individuals listening to them.

For the reader, some of these will be obviously funny. To others, the same shows or situational circumstances may not be funny at all. This is due (ConserveLiberty hypothesizes) to both genetic differences leading to instinctual differences in the perception of humor, the ability to manifest humor, and to cultural differences as well.

Examine if you are curious.

And, HAVE FUN!

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• The Andy Griffith Show
  
  The Andy Griffith Show
  
  
  
• All in the Family
  
  All In The Family, Sammy's Visit, S 2 E 21
  
  
  
• The Big Bang Theory
  
  S07E02 - Sheldon trying to get to work. (3'05" excerpt)
  
  
  
• Seinfeld
  • George Costanza
    
    George Costanza's Greatest hits (12'41")
    
    
    
  • Kramer
  • Jerry Seinfeld
  
  
• Monte Python
  
  Monty Python's Flying Circus "Argument Clinic" (6'27")
  
  
  
  The Galaxy Song - from The Meaning of Life (2'43")