Funniest TV series characters

Deborah Vance is a legendary stand-up comedian whose sharp wit and demanding personality make for consistently hilarious interactions. Jean Smart's portrayal continues to be a masterclass in comedic timing and character depth.

Roy Kent's gruff exterior, expletive-laden outbursts, and surprising moments of tenderness create a unique comedic blend. His character growth and prickly relationships, especially with Jamie Tartt, are a highlight of the series.

Gaby Evans is a quick-witted and complex therapist who delivers deep, soul-cleansing belly laughs. Her multifaceted personality and struggles with boundaries make her both hilarious and incredibly relatable.

Charles Nieuwendyk is an endearing retired widower who finds delight in his new hobby as a 'man on the inside' for a private investigator. Ted Danson's return to TV offers a character that is as fun and charming as expected.

Georgie Cooper is effortlessly relatable and prone to unpredictable antics, making him a consistent highlight of the new series. He has quickly captured viewers' hearts and cemented his place as an ultimate comedy character.

Hetty Woodstone is a rigid decorum stickler from the Gilded Age who terrorizes her fellow ghostmates with petty gossip and cunning business tactics. Rebecca Wisocky effortlessly navigates Hetty's high-end snobbery and empathy, making her a comedic trailblazer.

Alex Russo is a comedy icon known for her charm and style, now returning as a member of the Wizard Tribunal. Her comeback in the sequel series ensures her continued relevance and iconic comedic presence.

Deandra Reynolds is a narcissistic, often delusional, and volatile member of 'The Gang' whose schemes and misfortunes are a constant source of dark humor. The show's fearless sense of humor and no-holds-barred satire make her central to its comedic chaos.

Eric Cartman is a manipulative, selfish, and often cruel child whose outrageous behavior and offensive remarks are a cornerstone of the show's satirical humor. He remains a prominent and consistently funny character in one of television's longest-running animated comedies.

Louise Belcher is a mischievous and manipulative young girl with a wild imagination, known for her pink bunny ears and chaotic energy. Voiced by Kristen Schaal, she is the chaotic comedic backbone of the show, with plenty of room to grow and continue making audiences laugh.

Stewie Griffin is an evil, articulate, and highly intelligent infant with a British accent, often engaged in elaborate schemes and witty banter. He remains a popular and consistently funny character in this long-running animated series.

Homer Simpson is the lovable, dim-witted, and often lazy patriarch of the Simpson family, known for his iconic catchphrases and absurd antics. As an enduring character, he continues to be a source of humor in one of television's longest-running shows.

Maurice is a crude and often inappropriate hormone monster who guides adolescent characters through puberty with hilarious and cringe-worthy advice. He is a key part of this critically acclaimed animated series, offering bold and meaningful comedy.

Greg Russo, known as 'Rooster,' is a successful novelist navigating middle age and an awkward relationship with his college-aged daughter. Steve Carell's return to comedy in this new series promises an unlikely coming-of-age story that earns high marks for its humor.

Reggie Dinkins is a washed-up former football star who hires a documentary filmmaker to reconnect with his family and regain his fans' trust. Tracy Morgan's wild energy and outlandish personality are central to this new series, promising a hilarious comeback.

Debbie is a woman who fakes her husband's death for a life insurance payout after a 'comic misunderstanding.' Dawn French's new sitcom is described as 'a lot of fun' with plenty of farcical scenes, making Debbie a source of great comedic entertainment.

Dom and Kay are a pair of Black community support officers who, in season two, are working for MI5, finding a 'perfect balance between espionage and hilarity.' The series mines 'belly laughs from institutional racism' and offers a unique blend of comedy and espionage.

Michael Sleep is a gently eccentric man who works in a DIY store, pines for his disappeared partner, and tries to create a homunculus, leading to weird events. This comedy 'looks for magic in the mundane' and is expected to be brilliant, with Michael at its quirky heart.