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Comedy Central

19 shows, 21 sequences, oldest first.

2 of these moved between networks during their run and appear under each one.

1 sequence

Mystery Science Theater 3000

1988–1999, 2017–2018Comedy Central / Sci-Fi Channel / NetflixComedy

A man and two robots heckling films, whose theme song exists to explain the premise and then says so out loud.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

The Daily Show

1996–Comedy CentralComedy

A news-graphics package rebuilt for each of its four hosts, and the programme that made the fake-news desk a form.

  • Season 1
2 sequences

South Park

1997–Comedy CentralAnimation

A banjo, a cut-paper Colorado town and four boys at a bus stop — re-recorded and re-animated repeatedly across nearly thirty years while staying recognisably the same twenty-nine seconds.

  • Season 1
  • Season 15
2 sequences

Futurama

1999–Fox / Comedy Central / HuluAnimation

Like The Simpsons, an opening built to differ every week — a new caption under the logo and a different scrap of old cartoon on the screen the ship flies past — wrapped around Christopher Tyng's theme and a crash into a billboard.

  • Seasons 1–4
  • Seasons 6–7
1 sequence

Strangers with Candy

1999–2000Comedy CentralComedy

An after-school special inverted: a forty-six-year-old ex-convict returning to high school as a freshman.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

BattleBots

2000–2002Comedy CentralDocumentary

Home-built robots destroying each other inside a perspex box, and the reason a good many engineers exist.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Chappelle's Show

2003–2006Comedy CentralComedy

Twenty-two seconds of animation and a beat, for the sketch show that defined a decade of American comedy in two and a half seasons.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Drawn Together

2004–2007Comedy CentralAnimation

A reality-house parody whose cast are each drawn in a different studio's style.

  • Seasons 1–2
1 sequence

The Colbert Report

2005–2014Comedy CentralComedy

An eagle, a flag and a barrage of adjectives flying at the camera — a parody of cable-news branding so precise that cable news started copying it back.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Workaholics

2011–2017Comedy CentralComedy

Three telemarketers who share a house and a job and never leave either, in thirteen seconds.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Brickleberry

2012–2015Comedy CentralAnimation

A national park staffed entirely by people who should not be near one, opened in ten seconds.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Key & Peele

2012–2015Comedy CentralComedy

Twenty-six seconds and two names, from a sketch show that spent its budget on the sketches.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Drunk History

2013–2019Comedy CentralComedy

History retold by someone too drunk to tell it, lip-synced straight-faced by actors in costume.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Inside Amy Schumer

2013–2022Comedy CentralComedy

A sketch show with stand-up and street interviews between, and eleven seconds to get into it.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Nathan For You

2013–2017Comedy CentralComedy

Twenty-seven seconds of business-advice-show graphics, delivered with the flatness that makes everything after it land.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Broad City

2014–2019Comedy CentralComedy

Abbi and Ilana's New York, opened in ten seconds of hand-drawn scribble.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Another Period

2015–2018Comedy CentralComedy

Newport in 1902 shot as a reality series, with the confessional interviews and everything.

  • Season 2
1 sequence

Moonbeam City

2015Comedy CentralAnimation

A Patrick Nagel pastiche in neon and chrome, which is the entire aesthetic argument of the series.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Detroiters

2017–2018Comedy CentralComedy

Two advertising men making local commercials in Detroit, played by two friends who grew up there.

  • Season 1