The hardest I ever laughed was ...

The Merv Griffin episode was that for me.

I Love Lucy as a kid had me rolling a lot.

Moments from the original Iron Chef because the post-production work was simply marvelous.

 

The Mama's Family scene on the Carol Burnett show when they all lose it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qqE_WmagjY

 

More South Park:

"Mom? If you were in a German scheisse video, you'd tell me right?"

 

When Mork and Mindy first came on TV I was about 16 or so. I laughed out loud. I was watching downstairs and my parents were in their room upstairs and they yelled "what's going on?"

I remember saying I can't believe I'm actually laughing at a TV show. Many things can make you smile and even chuckle, but to truly laugh out loud from network TV show was unique

 

- Basil Fawlty vs. the Germans

- Spinal Tap, too many scenes to name

- Robin Williams Live at the Met

- Richard Pryor Live in Concert

- Woody's wedding episode of Cheers

- ALF on Hollywood Squares

 

Woody's Wedding Episode has to be one of the best episodes of Cheers, and that's saying a lot.

 

Watching Don Rickles perform live.

 

Agreed. It's even more impressive since he's barely changed his act since the late 1960s.

 

As well. He was on Ferguson last night. Of course, he's lost a step or two, but that is still a supremely funny individual.

 

I remember Dangerfield on Carson one night. he comes out does his thing, goes to the couch and keeps going. Finally stops and turns to the other guest - might have been James Mason - and says, "So, what's new with you?" Carson totally loses it and is laughing so hard he almost falls under his desk as they go to break.

 

William Shatner's guest spot on The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

And, the Carlton Dance.