Yeah, it'd be a challenge. I recently jotted some for the category and got more than 50 without even breaking a sweat -- and most of them were probably 1960 thru early 2000s.
In the voice of Al: "I don't think so cyclones500."Yep ... Al Borland!
Bwahahaha! The only thing better would be if Gilligan took out Parks and Rec.
I think we could do it. One tourney with ALL of the great comedies would be pretty monumental.
Good list but you have to add Animal House in and maybe Stripes
MASH was such an interesting show. A comedy with drama elements that morphed in a drama with comedy elements by the end. It lasted over 3 times as long as the actual conflict that was its backdrop. I was old enough to remember the finale and to watch AfterMash, but most of the show I watched in syndication and had seen all of the episodes multiple times by the time I was out of high school. Still one of the most powerful final episodes of all time. It wasn't until many years later that I realized that Trapper John, M.D. was the technically the same character from MASH.
And if anyone is familiar with MASH the TV show but not MASH the movie, which came out in 1970 and was the basis for the series, I'd highly recommend. Donald Sutherland as Hawkeye, Elliott Gould as Trapper, Sally Kellerman as Hotlips, Robert Duvall as Frank Burns. And Gary Burghoff as Radar, he's the only actor who was in both the movie and the series. Great stuff.
Where's the love for Adam Sandler? Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore are both 1 seed worthy.
Let's not forget stand up comics/comedians, that's a tourney @CycloneRulzzz mentioned doing and that would be fun.
