The funniest shows to watch during the lockdown.

by agha raza agha

So the coronavirus is on the rise again and you have recently brought a new smart LED TV. Now you are wondering, how shall I pass the time? Well, you can pass the time by watching some comedy shows on your Smart LED TV. The reason I am recommending comedy shows is that they help elevate your mood. During the pandemic, everyone needs a pick me up. You might have watched all the mainstream shows, so I will not list them. Instead, I will list shows that most of you probably haven’t yet seen.

You can use your LED TV online to watch these shows on Netflix as well. Now let us get to the main point. Here are the funniest shows you can watch today:

Arrested development:

This American sitcom was created by Mitchell Hurwitz. The show was aired on Fox for three seasons and then had a slight set back. But thanks to popular demand with was re-aired again. Arrested development features the Bluth family, which is a group of dysfunctional family members living their day to day lives. The show compromises of many gags and inside jokes that fans become accustomed to.

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The show is R rated, however, it is fairly clean, there is no use of about language, and sex is also kept to a minimum. You can easily binge-watch a few episodes and is an excellent way to kill off a few hours from your day.

Big Mouth

Big Mouth is likely to make you somewhat uneasy, but that's sort of the point, as it goes with many other adult-themed cartoons. The show sees producer Nick Kroll and his friends literally jumping into an animated time machine to play far younger versions of themselves, teenage tweens starting to date, watch porn, and grapple with their emotions and sexuality — Netflix has created three seasons so far and has already renewed the show for three more. The show is no holds barred in features some exciting characters like the hormone monster, a singing tampon, and the shame wizard.

Bojack Horseman

The animated series from Netflix continues to highlight the depression, failure, and slovenly actions that we loved in its first season, with plenty of sight gags to lighten the mood. As BoJack lands his dream acting gig and his dream love, BoJack climbs higher than ever, but life’s cruel hand holds him on his knees again and again. BoJack Horseman asks us to chuckle in between these morose moments — and we do, and we can't imagine life getting any worse for this beleaguered horse, but somehow it does get worse. The show has a large fan base and it continues to grow even after the season has ended.

Community

There is an explanation why a loyal cult following for his six-season run was amassed by Dan Harmon's community college ensemble sitcom, despite being almost always on the verge of cancellation. The series centres on a lovable research community of misfits played by comedy veterans and others on the verge of breaking out.

The characters in the show are quite original and entertaining to watch. Moreover, it is an excellent show to pass the time, while getting a few laughs. You will learn to be a better person while being entertained at the same time.

Derry Girls

For some laughs, teen shows are always fine, but few are as godforsaken hysterical as Derry Girls. The Channel 4 / Netflix co-production of Catholic schoolgirls living through the end of the Northern Ireland Troubles in the '90s is all about their own, unfiltered teenage issues, and funny, outright lol. The whole cast and their quirks are almost perfect; you'll find there's no other fictional team you'd rather kick-back with after a short binge.