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An irreverent look at what goes on behind-the-scenes in the city of Reno's police department.

Jay Baruchel hosts the Canadian version of the international hit comedy series LOL: Last One Laughing. The six-part competition series pits 10 of the best comedic talents against each other in a showdown, where anything can happen. Starring Caroline Rhea (Sabrina the Teenage Witch), Debra DiGiovanni (Humour Resources), Dave Foley (The Kids in the Hall), Jon Lajoie (The League), Tom Green (Road Trip, The Tom Green Show), Mae Martin (Feel Good), Colin Mochrie (Whose Line Is It Anyway?), Brandon Ash- Mohammed (TallBoyz), Andrew Phung (Kim's Convenience), and K. Trevor Wilson (Letterkenny).

Ten comics are put in a room for a no-holds-barred battle of wits, jokes and improvisational and physical comedy; the goal is to be the last person laughing in the room, and the person who keeps a straight face the longest wins the grand prize.

Using his trademark wit, host Graham Norton will oversee the 10 comedic stars, brought together to make each other laugh by using every unpredictable comedic tool in the box... without cracking a smile themselves. With the added bonus of some celebrity cameos, their performances will have viewers - but hopefully not their fellow stars - laughing out loud. As the clock counts down and the tension rises, whoever can outlast their competitors will be crowned the winner of 'LOL: Last One Laughing Ireland' and win a grand prize of €50,000 for their charity of choice.

The funniest improvisational show to hit UK (and later on US) screens. The show features four contestants playing games, with suggestions sometimes taken from the studio audience. The games include: Scenes From a Hat, Party Quirks, Hoedown, and Let's Make A Date.

Three brothers offer hilarious and often absurd advice on everything from relationships to the paranormal in this TV adaptation of their hit podcast. With a mix of improv, sketches, and audience interaction, My Brother, My Brother and Me is a must-watch for fans of comedy and absurdity.

A team of comedic improvisers (mostly "Whose Line" alums) headed by Drew Carey perform on a green screen set, and their antics are now fleshed out with amusing animation.

Dog Bites Man is a wacky new part improvisational comedy that follows the antics of a fictional news team as they interact with real people in a man-on-the-street documentary style.

From the creators of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" and "Mock the Week", this is a brand new studio-based improvisation series that redefines both the chat show and television improv formats.

At 7:30 PM on 21 September 1976 (a Tuesday), with little fanfare, no budget, and on a network that, at the time, was strictly second-rate compared to Canada's two 'national' networks (CTV and CBC), 'Second City Television' started broadcasting. For the next year, once a month on Thursdays at, you got it, nine and to the tune of Spike Jones' "Dance Of The Hours" (the first Series theme song), SCTV bit the hand that fed it.

A parade of much-loved comedians pitch movie ideas to Jimmy, which fit Netflix's most obscure sub-genres. Guests are challenged to figure out the plot and cast under the pressure of Jimmy's withering gaze. At the end of the pitch, Jimmy decides whether to move to greenlight or condemn our guests and their dubious ideas to development hell.

Outnumbered and Mock the Week star Hugh Dennis hosts this BBC2 show in which a team of up-and-coming comedians show of their improvisational skills in a range of games and sketches.