Vulture
has a mega-post with a timeline of comedy history. The title is a bit
hyperbolic, because the 100 jokes are limited to the United States in
the last 110 years. However, it does include visual gags, one-liners,
full skits, movie scenes, standup, long-running jokes, and more, with
commentary. There are tons of classics that will make you laugh no
matter how many times you’ve heard them, and others you may vaguely
remember and will be glad to see again.
“When I’m Good I’m Very Good … But When I’m Bad, I’m Better” -Mae West, 1933
“I
was in love with a beautiful blonde once, dear. She drove me to drink.
That's the one thing I’m so indebted to her for.” -W.C. Fields, 1941
“Welcome to the Academy Awards, or, as it’s known at my house, Passover.” -Bob Hope, 1968
“Dave’s not here.” -Tommy Chong, 1971
“These go to 11.” -Christopher Guest, 1984
There
are a lot of videos. You can read through them in order, or use the
timeline to jump around and find your favorites. Some are NSFW, but the
description should indicate the subject before you play a sound clip or
video.
This list could keep you busy for days.
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