What is the funniest sitcom in history?

Car 54, where are you? 196 1- 1963 This performance is not wonderful. The early sitcom had nothing to do with politics or society, but even by the standards of the early 1960s, Car No.54 was a pure farce. There are no "special programs", no social comments or adult themes. This is very interesting.

The comedian Joe E Ross plays gunther Tudy, a new york policeman who is not very clever. His partner Francis Muldoon is a well-educated but unsociable son of his mother. Muldoon, played by Fred Gwynne, is actually a very handsome young man, especially for those who know Herman Munster best.

Supporting roles include Toudi's occasionally grumpy wife Lucille, their ever-angry captain, friend police officer Schnazer (played by Al Lewis, who later collaborated with Gwen in Munsters), and Schnazer's eccentric wife Sylvia, played by young Charlotte Ray (the truth of life).

Continuity has never been a consideration. Ray not only plays Schnauzer's wife, but also plays a bank teller, while Lewis, who plays Schnauzer, an officer, occasionally plays other roles. The supporting actor may be single in one episode, or married and have a big family in another episode.

These plots are incredibly stupid, but always funny and heartbreaking. Here are some examples. What happened on Thursday? Officer Schnazer and his wife have a heated argument every Thursday night. Tudy and muldoon arranged a fake newspaper and changed the date to convince Schnauzer that Thursday is Friday. Their reason is that if Schnauzer can spend an uncontroversial Thursday, the cycle will be broken. Unfortunately, everyone saw the file, the criminal was released, the duty log was changed, and the only policeman who didn't think it was Friday was considered confused. He finally bit it off and became a frightened babbling wreck. More interestingly, the policeman was played by Hank Garrett, a bodybuilder and martial arts artist in the 1950s and 1960s.

Today, I am a shy person, and muldoon is tired of being a good son of a police station. So he made up a sexy girlfriend, and he claimed to take her to a luxurious nightclub. He put on a beautiful suit, but those people followed him into the club. In a panic, muldoon sat next to an elderly couple and their sheltered daughter. Muldoon hurriedly told the couple that he was avoiding some policemen. When they saw his gun, the frightened family thought muldoon was the kidnapper!

Get well. After police officer Schnauzer got off work, muldoon, dressed in casual clothes, took the withdrawal slip. On his way to the bank, he saw a note written by a bank robber. I hope muldoon, who has taken the course of handwriting analysis, can have some opinions. When he arrived at the bank, muldoon accidentally handed the wrong paper money to the cashier and robbed the bank!

Those undisciplined and unprofessional people who walked in the Beast Police District in the Bronx finally made the captain pay the price. He collapsed in front of an inspector, who ordered the captain to go on holiday. Unfortunately, there is no captain and no acting captain, except one. The head of the lost and found office. He is gentle and loves fish, flowers and poetry. Without discipline and order, he was placed in the lost and found office, where he had a policy that no matter what he lost, he would not return empty-handed.

Buried in the loss, no one knows who he is, and rumors are everywhere. When the new captain arrived, the police in this police district were convinced that this kind little man was a murderous Nazi general. Hysterical officers soon became a model of efficiency!