So many to choose from, i will pick one from a few of my favorite sitcoms. Many of the best episodes of Sitcoms are the ones that give the feels. I'm going to stay away from those in my list because they are too easy.

Friends: The One With the Embryos. I mean... that's just classic Friends. "That's MISS Chanandler Bong"



How I Met your Mother: Had some great episodes in the first 5 or so season, until it went downhill. I almost chose Slap Bet or The Playbook, but I had to go with Stuff. Barney's revenge play ending in the second slap... just epic.



Scrubs: I mean... so many great moments. My pic at this moment is My Fifteen Minutes. Not one of the big tear jerkers like My Bad, My Old Lady, My Lunch, or My Las Words. It is probably my favorite episode that doesn't end in death. I use the marching band line with people, to this day. I didn't want to post all the videos of his interaction with Dr. Cox, but they are all aces and the ending is fantastic.



New Girl: Jess and Julia. Of the many great Nick and Schmidt moments, the towel rant is probably my favorite. "Who washes a towel?!"



That 70's Show: Hyde's Birthday. Again, so many to choose from. From the beginning of them trying to get the sign down to taking a saw from Red... everything that makes this show great. Kelso's explanation to Red is still my favorite moment in the show.

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt2107106/

Thunder Gun Express on always sunny. The river boat scene where Frank is giving the tour is good.

"I bang alot of *****s."

Still one of my favorite episodes, with quite possibly the best backstory to an ending speech ever.

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Anyone who says Scott's Tots is too cringey and they skip this episode needs to grow up. It's great, it's peak Michael Scott behavior.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia S 7 Ep 7
Chardee Macdennis: The Game of Games
https://itsalwayssunny.fandom.com/wiki/Chardee_MacDennis:_The_Game_of_Games

My mistake. I saw best episode not sitcom.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia The Nightman Cometh.

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This has to be considered the greatest, the whole episode is one giant innuendo. They never outright say what's going on but the whole audience understands and it's freaking hilarious.

Parks and Rec had some gems, but the Andy heavy ones take the cake.

"It's like I'm wiping a marker down there"

"Hey Leslie, I typed your symptoms into the computer and it says you may have 'Internet connectivity issues'"

Science is a liar.....sometimes.



This episode also gave us this meme

Started watching What We Do in the Shadows and the Jackie Daytona episode was the funniest thing I've seen in a long time. Absurd.

The Bob Newhart Show (this will really age me).

Taxi. Rev. Jim needs help to pass his driving test:

Top Banana - the second-ever episode of Arrested Development

NO TOUCHING!
There's always money in the Banana Stand
Tobias's first audition - the Fire Sale

GOB trying to throw a letter into the ocean, one of the funniest things I've ever seen.

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Parks and Rec had some gems, but the Andy heavy ones take the cake.

"It's like I'm wiping a marker down there"

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Am I wrong or was that not actually in any episode? I'm pretty sure it was just an outtake. I watched through the series twice and don't remember it.

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If we're counting animation, "Lisa the Vegetarian" is about the funniest episode of anything I've ever seen.

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You don't make friends with salad.

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I posted this on another thread but the Product Recall episode of the Office has:


Cold open where Jim impersonates Dwight, complete with "What kind of bear is best?" and the immortal "Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica (which I have as a T-shirt).

The watermark drawing of "Donald Duck" banging "Mickey Mouse"

Creed laments that he's supposed to do 4 hours of QA a week at the paper mill, and the one year he blows it off, this happens.

Kelly's reaction to hearing she's going to be training Oscar, Kevin, and Angela, and her and Kevin's ensuing British and Australian accents.

Creed going into damage control, calling the mill to see who was absent the previous week and pinning the entire situation on that person, ending with him buying a card for her when she gets fired, having everyone contribute money to the card, then trashing the card and keeping the money.

Michael's proposed headline for the story that the Scranton paper will do on his press conference: Scranton Area Paper Company, Dunder Mifflin, Apologizes to Valued Client; Some Companies Still Know How Business is Done."

The reporter from the paper gets a Level 3 security badge from Dwight, who tells him don't be too excited because there are 20 security levels.

Dwight tells the angry customer who is disgusted by the watermark that the sex appeared to be consensual because both animals were smiling.

Michael's apology video ends with an ultimatum

Andy and Jim with the school principal:

Principal:
The issue with the watermark is very serious.
Jim Halpert:
Absolutely.
Principal:
We teach our students that character counts.
Jim Halpert:
And you should--
Andy:
Pfft. You don't teach it well enough. One of your students is a *****.


Michael invoking the term "Threat Level Midnight" for the first time.

Dwight's closing impersonation of Jim.

Karen:
Hey, Dwight. Lookin' sharp.
Dwight Schrute:
Yeah that's because I'm your boyfriend Jim Halpert. Hey Karen, wanna get together later and sexual intercourse 'cuz you're my girlfriend.

Dwight Schrute:
I'm Jim Halpert.
Jim Halpert:
Spot on.
Dwight Schrute:
Yuhh, little comment, mmmh.

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Isn't that the episode where Andy finds out his girlfriend is in high school? That episode is creepy as hell. Every normal person I know hates that episode for that very reason. High school girls should not be dating actual adults, and adult men shouldn't be trying to make it happen. That ruined this whole episode.

Tanya 93 said:

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Sports Night--The Six Southern Gentleman of Tennessee

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I loved this show

Headshot.

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One of the funniest recurring bits on the show -


Going back even father in time, two of my favorite episodes from The Dick Van Dyke Show