List of Shows

The following is a comprehensive list of all known shows that have aired on Comedy Central since the channel's inception as The Comedy Channel in 1989. 
This list is currently a work in progress, and will be continued to be updated overtime. Because of the occasional unreliability of newspapers and scarcity of information, dates are subject to change.
Italicized entries indicate acquired programming that have not premiered episodes on Comedy Central.
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==Current Programming==
Show Title 	First Known Airing 	Last Known Airing	Title Card	Notes
South Park 	August 13, 1997 	present 	 	
Futurama 	January 2, 2008 	present 	 	
The Office 	January 15, 2018 The Ithaca Journal (Ithaca, New York) 	present 	 	
The Cleveland Show 	October 8, 2018 	present 	 	First run ended April 29, 2022. Second run began November 6, 2023 and has aired sporadically since.
Parks and Recreation 	January 21, 2019 Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon) 	present 	 	First run ended March 31, 2019 Leader-Telegram (Eau Claire, Wisconsin). Second run began January 14, 2023.
Seinfeld 	October 9, 2021 “Seinfeld Heads to Comedy Central October 9” YouTube, uploaded by Comedy Central, Sep 14, 2021, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0uanaafDCY	present 	 	
The Daily Show (2023)	January 17, 2023 	present 	 	Fourth iteration of The Daily Show franchise. Hosted by a new guest host weekly until a permanent host is decided upon.
Family Guy 	September 2, 2024 	present 	 	
==Complete List of Shows==
Show Title 	First Known Airing 	Last Known Airing 	Title Card	Notes
The Sweet Life 	November 15, 1989 	August 3, 1990 Star Tribune (Minneapolis, Minnesota) 	 	Occasionally referred to in print as The Sweet Life with Rachel Sweet.
The Higgins Boys & Gruber 	November 15, 1989 	July 4, 1994 	 	Last regular airing was March 31, 1991. Reran briefly during The Joy of Sketch marathon starting July 2, 1994.
Night After Night with Allan Havey 	November 16, 1989 	December 31, 1992 Philadelphia Daily News (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) 	 	
Tommy Sledge, P.I. 	November 16, 1989 	August 31, 1990 The Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)The Shreveport Journal (Shreveport, Louisiana)	 	Varying newspapers listed these programs as separate entities while others combined them into a three-hour block simply titled Tommy Sledge, P.I. It's currently unknown if these two programs co-existed or were simply split up by mistake in listings.
The Tommy Sledge Movie Theater 	November 16, 1989 	August 31, 1990 The Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)The Shreveport Journal (Shreveport, Louisiana)	 	Varying newspapers listed these programs as separate entities while others combined them into a three-hour block simply titled Tommy Sledge, P.I. It's currently unknown if these two programs co-existed or were simply split up by mistake in listings.
Comedy Clips 	November 16, 1989 	July 17, 1990 Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 	 	Occasionally referred to in print as Comedy Channel Clips.
Rich Hall's Onion World 	November 18, 1989 	February 17, 1991 	 	
Mystery Science Theater 3000 	November 18, 1989 	December 30, 1996 	 	
Short Attention Span Theater 	March 10, 1990 Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York) 	January 29, 1995 The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 	 	
Your Time May Vary 	March 13, 1990 The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, Tennessee) 	August 31, 1990 El Paso Times (El Paso, Texas) 	 	
Guest Host 	March 17, 1990 	April 14, 1990 	 	A two-hour long program. No information currently exists.
Breakfast Block 	March 19, 1990 	March 22, 1990 	 	Currently no information on whether this was its own program or a label for a programming block.
Batman 	April 15, 1990 	April 16, 1990 	 	Columbia Pictures' 1943 Batman serials.
The Bob & Ray Show 	May 4, 1990 	August 18, 1991 The Atlanta Journal (Atlanta, Georgia) 	 	1951-53 NBC series. Originally aired as part of The Higgins Boys & Gruber, later aired standalone. Last regular airing July 27, 1990.El Paso Herald-Post (El Paso, Texas)
The Kids in the Hall 	May 6, 1990 The Journal Times (Racine, Wisconsin) 	December 14, 2005 Star-Gazette (Elmira, New York) 	 	First run ended May 30, 1997. Second run started December 4, 1997 and ended November 1, 2002. Third run started January 3, 2003.
Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp 	May 6, 1990 The Journal Times (Racine, Wisconsin) 	February 29, 1992 	 	
Joe McDoakes 	May 7, 1990 	July 26, 1990 	 	Series of short films produced from 1942 to 1956.
Comedy Channel Showcase 	July 27, 1990 	April 13, 1991 	 	Appears to have replaced Comedy Clips in July 1990.
The Abbott & Costello Show 	July 28, 1990 	September 12, 1993 	 	Last regular airing was March 31, 1991. Returned for a marathon in September 1993.
Dead Comics' Society 	July 29, 1990 	December 29, 1991 	 	
The Big Laff-Off 	September 1, 1990 	December 20, 1995 	 	Last regular airing was June 19, 1994. Returned for a one-off airing in December 1995.
Two Drink Minimum 	September 1, 1990 	September 1, 1996 The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) 	 	
The Comedy Shop 	September 1, 1990 	July 5, 1992 	 	
Sports Monster 	September 1990 	December 28, 1991 	 	
Stand-Up, Stand-Up 	September 1990 	December 30, 1995 Herald and Review (Decatur, Illinois) 	 	Sometimes branded as Doritos' Stand-Up Stand-Up (as Frito-Lay sponsored the program at one point) on Comedy Central itself, but not external listings.
One Night Stand 	September 1990 	January 15, 2011 	 	Originally ran on HBO from 1989 to 1992. Latest known airdate for original run is May 22, 2000. Revived on HBO briefly in 2005. Earliest known airdate for second run is May 25, 2007.
Fast Forward Detective 	September 1990 	March 31, 1991 York Sunday News (York, Pennsylvania) 	 	Appears to have been a block of Hannibal Cobb, Lancelot Link, Private Chimp and Dick Spanner P.I. episodes hosted by Tommy Sledge.
Comedy Express 	September 4, 1990 	September 29, 1990 	 	Some papers incorrectly list the premiere air-date as September 3.
The Black Adder 	September 9, 1990 Sioux City Journal (Sioux City, Iowa) 	December 24, 1993 The State (Columbia, South Carolina) 	 	1983 series. Last regular airing was June 27, 1993.
Alan King: Inside the Comedy Mind 	December 1, 1990 	November 12, 1995 The Herald-Palladium (Benton Harbor, Michigan) 	 	
Monty Python's Flying Circus 	January 2, 1991 	December 18, 1996 The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, Indiana) 	 	
SCTV 	January 6, 1991 	October 8, 1994 	 	
The Ernie Kovacs Show 	January 20, 1991 	July 18, 1994 	 	
McHale's Navy 	April 1, 1991 	December 3, 1993 The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia) 	 	
C.P.O. Sharkey 	April 1, 1991 	March 20, 1992 	 	
Clash! 	April 1, 1991 	December 28, 1991 	 	Originally premiered on Ha! before migrating to CTV: The Comedy Network on their April 1, 1991 merge.
TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes 	April 1, 1991 	February 12, 1992 The Roanoke Times (Roanoke, Virginia) 	 	
Comics Only 	April 1, 1991 	November 12, 1995 	 	
Stand-Up & Deliver 	April 1, 1991 	August 2, 1993 	 	
Afterdrive 	April 1, 1991 	August 23, 1992 The Advocate-Messenger (Danville, Kentucky) 	 	
Saturday Night Live 	April 1, 1991 	December 17, 2016 The Record (Hackensack, New Jersey) 	 	First run ended December 30, 2003. Archived alt.tv.comedy-central post Second run began March 30, 2015.
Car 54, Where Are You? 	April 2, 1991 	December 27, 1992 Reno Gazette-Journal (Reno, Nevada) 	 	
Candid Camera 	April 2, 1991 	June 29, 1993 The News-Messenger (Fremont, Ohio) 	 	
The Steve Allen Show 	April 2, 1991 	September 27, 1993 	 	
The Jack Benny Program 	April 2, 1991 	November 29, 1993 	 	
The Associates 	April 2, 1991 	April 18, 1991 Sunday News (Kenosha, Wisconsin) 	 	
Working Stiffs 	April 2, 1991 	April 13, 1997 York Sunday News (York, Pennsylvania) 	 	First run ended September 30, 1991. Second run began July 6, 1996.
Rhoda 	April 2, 1991 	November 30, 1995 	 	First run ended December 25, 1993. Second run began June 10, 1995.
Phyllis 	April 2, 1991 	July 31, 1995 The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) 	 	First run ended December 23, 1991. Second run began January 2, 1993 and ended November 27, 1993. Third run began June 9, 1995.
Love, American Style 	April 2, 1991 	December 3, 1993 	 	
That Girl 	April 2, 1991 	December 31, 1992 	 	
The Lucy Show 	April 2, 1991 	December 31, 1991 	 	
The Phil Silvers Show 	April 2, 1991 	December 31, 1992 	 	Referred to in some print and on-air promotional material as "Sgt. Bilko".
London Underground 	April 5, 1991 	July 29, 1996 	 	
Random Acts of Variety 	April 5, 1991 	February 26, 1994 	 	
When Things Were Rotten 	April 6, 1991 	December 28, 1991 	 	
The Duck Factory 	April 6, 1991 	March 30, 1996 	 	First run ended August 3, 1991. Second run began February 29, 1992 and ended December 26, 1992. Third run briefly aired from November 1, 1993 to December 9, 1993. Fourth run began November 3, 1994 and ended April 30, 1995. Aired once on August 11, 1995. Fifth and final run began October 28, 1995.
Quark 	April 6, 1991 	August 9, 1992 	 	
Captain Nice 	April 6, 1991 	September 20, 1991 	 	
The Best of Groucho 	April 6, 1991 	December 31, 1992 	 	Re-packaged episodes of NBC's You Bet Your Life from 1954 to 1961. Mostly listed in papers as Best of Groucho.
The Unnaturals 	April 6, 1991 	July 5, 1993 	 	Originally premiered on Ha! in May 1990 before migrating to CTV: The Comedy Network.
Whose Line Is It Anyway? 	April 7, 1991 The Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach, Florida)The Courier-News (Bridgewater, New Jersey) 	December 20, 2005 The Miami Herald (Miami, Florida) 	 	First run ended June 28, 1998. Second run began December 26, 1999.Wausau Daily Herald (Wausau, Wisconsin)
The Spike Jones Show 	April 7, 1991 The Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach, Florida)The Courier-News (Bridgewater, New Jersey) 	December 27, 1992 	 	Appears to be reruns of the January - May 1954 version of the show. It's currently unknown if the 1957 or 1961 episodes aired.
Fractured Flickers 	April 7, 1991 The Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach, Florida)The Courier-News (Bridgewater, New Jersey) 	December 29, 1991 	 	
Your Show of Shows 	April 7, 1991 The Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach, Florida)The Courier-News (Bridgewater, New Jersey) 	December 27, 1992 	 	
Access America 	April 7, 1991 The Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach, Florida)The Courier-News (Bridgewater, New Jersey) 	December 26, 1992 The Greenville News (Greenville, South Carolina) 	 	
Life as We Know It 	April 7, 1991 The Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach, Florida)The Courier-News (Bridgewater, New Jersey) 	April 24, 1992 The Greenville News (Greenville, South Carolina) 	 	
The Big Room 	April 7, 1991 The Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach, Florida)The Courier-News (Bridgewater, New Jersey) 	May 25, 1992 	 	
Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice 	April 10, 1991 	October 14, 1991 	 	1973 ABC series lasting one season. Based on the 1969 film of the same title.
Tabitha 	April 29, 1991 	July 25, 1991 	 	1977-78 ABC series lasting one season.
Best of the West 	May 10, 1991 	December 31, 1991 	 	1981-82 ABC series lasting one season.
Laurel and Hardy 	May 12, 1991 	October 25, 1992 	 	A repackaging of Laurel and Hardy's short films presented in an episodic format. Eventually replaced by standalone broadcasts of their filmography.
The Texas Wheelers 	May 15, 1991 	May 31, 1991 	 	1974-75 ABC series lasting one season.
The Talent Pool 	June 1, 1991 	July 3, 1994 The Press-Tribune (Roseville, California) 	 	The Journal Times (Racine, Wisconsin) and Sunday News (Kenosha, Wisconsin) both incorrectly list this series as premiering on March 30 and April 5 respectively.
Ace Crawford, Private Eye 	June 3, 1991 	June 7, 1991 	 	1983 CBS series lasting one season.
Fresno 	June 10, 1991 	June 14, 1991 	 	1986 CBS mini-series lasting five episodes.
All Is Forgiven 	June 17, 1991 	June 28, 1991 	 	1986 NBC series lasting one season.
The Betty White Show 	June 17, 1991 	July 25, 1991 	 	1977-78 CBS series lasting one season.
Police Squad! 	June 22, 1991 	April 22, 2000 	 	1982 ABC series lasting one season. Aired incredibly sporadically.
Camp Runamuck 	July 6, 1991 	August 31, 1992 	 	1965-66 NBC series lasting one season. First run ended August 13, 1991. Second run began June 22, 1992.
Steve Allen's Golden Age of Comedy 	July 21, 1991 	March 15, 1992 	 	Hour-long compilation series of Steve Allen's various television shows from 1956 - 1961.
Esther's Follies 	October 18, 1991 	October 23, 1994 	 	
The Charmings 	November 4, 1991 	December 23, 1991 	 	
Bridget Loves Bernie 	December 23, 1991 	December 23, 1991 	 	1972-73 CBS series lasting one season. Appears to have only ran for one day.
Blackadder II 	January 26, 1992 	February 13, 1993 Times-Advocate (Escondido, California) 	 	1986 series.
Blackadder the Third 	January 26, 1992 	February 6, 1993 	 	1987 series.
The New Candid Camera 	March 30, 1992 	July 17, 1992 Ledger-Enquirer (Columbus, Georgia) 	 	
Paramount Comedy Theater 	March 30, 1992 	January 21, 1995 	 	Also referred to as Paramount Comedy Showcase.
Occasional Wife 	April 15, 1992 	September 25, 1992 	 	
The A-List 	April 19, 1992 The News and Observer (Raleigh, North Carolina) 	January 28, 1998 	 	Sometimes branded as Pepsi's A-List (as PepsiCo sponsored the program at one point) on Comedy Central itself, but not external listings.
Blackadder Goes Forth 	May 10, 1992 	June 28, 1993 The News and Observer (Raleigh, North Carolina) 	 	1989 series.
Women Aloud 	July 13, 1992 	January 21, 1994 	 	
Almost Live! 	September 27, 1992 	October 22, 1994 	 	
The Tony Randall Show 	January 9, 1993 	December 3, 1993 	 	Sometimes listed as simply "Tony Randall".
Outside the Box 	May 18, 1993 	May 22, 1993 	 	
The Larry Sanders Show 	June 1, 1993 	June 1, 1993 	 	Only two known airings as last-minute schedule changes in June 1993.
Politically Incorrect 	July 25, 1993 	December 31, 1996 	 	
Everything You Need to Know 	August 1, 1993 The Galveston Daily News (Galveston, Texas) 	Unknown 	 	Aired as a monthly news retrospective. Currently unknown as to when it ended.
Comic Justice 	August 8, 1993 The News Tribune (Tacoma, Washington) 	February 22, 1998 	 	First run ended May 25, 1996.Lancaster Eagle-Gazette (Lancaster, Ohio) Second run started February 21, 1997 and ended August 10, 1997. Third run started February 20, 1998 and aired incredibly briefly.
Drive-In Reviews 	October 31, 1993 	October 30, 1994 	 	Five episode mini-series. Last regular airing was March 27, 1994.
The Famous Teddy Z 	November 1, 1993 	June 11, 1995 	 	
The Benny Hill Show 	November 27, 1993 	May 30, 1996 The Stuart News (Stuart, Florida) 	 	
The Mystery Science Theater Hour 	December 1, 1993 MST3Kinfo.com 	December 23, 1994 	 	An hour-long program that houses one half of a Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode.
Soap 	January 1, 1994 Messenger-Inquirer (Owensboro, Kentucky) 	January 14, 2001 	 	
Offsides 	January 8, 1994 The Morning Call (Allentown, Pennsylvania) 	January 31, 1999 	 	Known by several different monikers over its five year run. Initially hosted by Steve Sabol, later hosted by Dom Irrera.
Limboland 	July 4, 1994 	October 30, 1994 	 	After a sneak preview in July, the series officially premiered on August 12, 1994.
Jocks 	July 8, 1994 The Naples Daily News (Naples, Florida) 	January 19, 1995 	 	
French and Saunders 	July 24, 1994 	January 19, 1997 	 	First run ended June 30, 1995. Second run began January 6, 1996 and ended April 27, 1996. Third run began December 1, 1996.
Absolutely Fabulous 	July 24, 1994 	February 8, 2003 	 	First run ended May 31, 2001. Second run began November 17, 2001 and ended January 28, 2002. Victoria Advocate (Victoria, Texas) Third run began June 28, 2002 and ran until July 5, 2002.
Musical Shorts 	July 31, 1994 	October 30, 1994 	 	
Small Doses 	August 12, 1994 	July 23, 1995 	 	
The Vacant Lot 	August 12, 1994 	August 19, 1995 	 	
The News Hole 	October 26, 1994 	December 14, 1994 The Times Leader (Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania) 	 	Originally titled "Harry Shearer's News Quiz". Occasionally referred to in print as The News Hole with Harry Shearer.
Comedy Off-Central 	November 4, 1994 The San Francisco Examiner (San Francisco, California) 	July 22, 1995 	 	
Exit 57 	January 23, 1995 The Sentinel (Carlisle, Pennsylvania) 	January 20, 1996 	 	
Hi Octane 	February 4, 1995 Rapid City Journal (Rapid City, South Dakota) 	July 4, 1995 The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) 	 	
The Young Ones 	March 11, 1995 	March 31, 1996 	 	
The Royal Family 	May 7, 1995 The Honolulu Advertiser (Honolulu, Hawaii) 	June 11, 1995 The Press-Tribune (Roseville, California) 	 	
The Best of Saturday Night Live 	May 23, 1995 	December 1, 2000 	 	"Best-of" repackaging of Saturday Night Live moments.
Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist 	May 28, 1995 	June 9, 2010 	 	Original run ended January 17, 2000. Second run began on June 29, 2009. Latest known standard airing is August 7, 2009. South Florida Sun Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, Florida) Aired as part of Super Late Fun Time beginning May 5, 2010.
Married Life 	June 4, 1995 Valley News (West Lebanon, New Hampshire) 	June 25, 1995 The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, Missouri) 	 	Four-part series. Does not appear to have been rerun following series finale.
Drop the Dead Donkey 	June 12, 1995 	March 10, 1996 Daily Press (Newport News, Virginia) 	 	
Comedy Product 	July 8, 1995 The Modesto Bee (Modesto, California) 	May 25, 1996 The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama) 	 	
The Real Deal 	July 28, 1995 	August 20, 1995 	 	
The Clinic 	August 13, 1995 	August 24, 1995 The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) 	 	Five-episode pilot run that Comedy Central did not pick up for a full series.
The Ben Stiller Show 	August 26, 1995 	September 30, 2005 The Daily Sentinel (Grand Junction, Colorado) 	 	Original run ended December 29, 1996. Returned on December 21, 2002 and aired very sporadically from that point on.
It's Garry Shandling's Show 	December 3, 1995 	January 18, 1997 	 	"25th Anniversary" special aired as early as 1992, though is counted as a special.
The Critic 	December 3, 1995 	May 28, 2006 	 	
The Tracey Ullman Show 	December 4, 1995 	May 1, 1998 	 	
Gogs 	December 21, 1995 	February 18, 1996 	 	Aired as part of the 30-minute Cartoon Compilation block.
Comics Who Kill 	December 28, 1995 	December 30, 1995 	 	
Dream On 	January 15, 1996 	December 26, 1998 	 	
Lounge Lizards 	January 18, 1996 	November 7, 2008 	 	
Canned Ham 	June 11, 1996 	July 24, 2002 	 	
The Daily Show with Craig Kilborn 	July 22, 1996 	January 7, 1999 	 	First iteration of The Daily Show franchise.
Tompkins Square 	August 31, 1996 	January 30, 2009 	 	Regular airings ended May 28, 1998. Returned beginning April 21, 1999 and ran off-and-on until 2009.
The Tick 	September 22, 1996 	December 27, 1999 	 	Premiered four episodes on Comedy Central in 1996. Episodes originally debuted on Fox Kids.
Pulp Comics 	September 25, 1996 	March 3, 2010 	 	
TV Nation 	December 2, 1996 	May 12, 1997 	 	
Fawlty Towers 	January 10, 1997 Santa Cruz Sentinel (Santa Cruz, California) 	February 15, 1998 	 	
Comics on Delivery 	January 20, 1997 	July 28, 1997 The Daily Breeze (Torrance, California) 	 	
The Best of Comic Relief 	March 1, 1997 	April 15, 1998 	 	Half-hour excerpts from various Comic Relief charity benefits.
Viva Variety 	April 1, 1997 	December 22, 1998 	 	
Comic Cabana 	May 24, 1997 The Daily Chronicle (De Kalb, Illinois) 	December 23, 1999 	 	
Make Me Laugh 	June 2, 1997 	October 28, 1999 	 	
Win Ben Stein's Money 	July 28, 1997 	April 24, 2004 	 	
South Park 	August 13, 1997 	present 	 	
Premium Blend 	November 22, 1997 The Daily Chronicle (De Kalb, Illinois) 	December 10, 2010 	 	
Latino Laugh Festival 	May 5, 1998 	May 5, 1998 	 	Showtime series. Seems to have only aired once on May 5, 1998.
The Sports Jerk NBA Tour 	May 9, 1998 Internal documentation 	June 13, 1998 	 	Final premiere date is June 13, 1998. Latest rerun (if any) to be determined.
The Odd Couple 	June 1, 1998 	February 21, 1999 	 	
Comedy Showcase 	June 6, 1998 	June 4, 2000 Lansing State Journal (Lansing, Michigan) 	 	
Bob and Margaret 	June 22, 1998 	December 18, 2000 	 	
Upright Citizens Brigade 	August 19, 1998 North County Times (Oceanside, California) 	2010 - 2011 	 	Latest known regular airing was March 21, 2008 The Signal (Santa Clarita, California). Began airing as part of Super Late Fun Time on April 29, 2010 .
Anything But Love 	October 5, 1998 	February 26, 1999 	 	
Comedy Central Presents 	December 1, 1998 	April 1, 2017 	 	
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart 	January 11, 1999 The Indianapolis News (Indianapolis, Indiana) 	August 27, 2015 Sun Herald (Biloxi, Mississippi) 	 	Second iteration of The Daily Show franchise.
Strangers With Candy 	April 7, 1999 	May 12, 2010 	 	Latest known regular airing is March 5, 2008. Aired as part of Super Late Fun Time in 2010.
Uncomfortably Close with Michael McKean 	April 19, 1999 	April 24, 2001 	 	
VS. 	May 31, 1999 	March 3, 2000 	 	
Reel Comedy 	June 5, 1999 	August 3, 2010 	 	
The Man Show 	June 16, 1999 	August 16, 2005 	 	
Frank Leaves for the Orient 	August 19, 1999 	September 30, 1999 	 	
Turn Ben Stein On 	December 2, 1999 Stevens Point Journal (Stevens Point, Wisconsin) 	May 5, 2001 Concord Monitor (Concord, New Hampshire) 	 	
Duckman 	January 2, 2000 	December 31, 2005 	 	
Strip Mall 	June 18, 2000 Daily News (New York, New York) 	May 15, 2002 Arizona Daily Sun (Flagstaff, Arizona) 	 	
The League of Gentlemen 	June 19, 2000 	December 2, 2000 St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, Missouri) 	 	
Don't Forget Your Toothbrush 	June 20, 2000 	August 30, 2002 	 	
The Unpleasant World of Penn & Teller 	August 4, 2000 	August 17, 2001 	 	Final regular airing was September 22, 2000. Aired on August 17, 2001 for unknown reasons.
BattleBots 	August 23, 2000 	December 28, 2002 	 	
TV Funhouse 	December 6, 2000 The Des Moines Register (Des Moines, Iowa) 	February 28, 2006 Arizona Daily Star (Tucson, Arizona) 	 	
Sports Night 	December 28, 2000 Boca Raton News (Boca Raton, Florida) 	December 1, 2003 	 	
That's My Bush! 	April 4, 2001 	May 17, 2005 	 	
Primetime Glick 	June 20, 2001 	2010 	 	Regular airings ended August 30, 2007. Asheville Citizen-Times (Asheville, North Carolina) Began airing as part of Super Late Fun Time on May 4, 2010.
The Chris Wylde Show Starring Chris Wylde 	August 5, 2001 The Bismarck Tribune (Bismarck, North Dakota) 	January 21, 2002 Lincoln Journal Star (Lincoln, Nebraska) 	 	Originally titled Good Night America with Chris Wylde in promotional listings from May to June 2001.
Insomniac with Dave Attell 	August 6, 2001 Chippewa Herald-Telegram (Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin) 	2011 	 	Last known regular airing was August 14, 2009 The Daily Spectrum (Saint George, Utah). Began airing as part of Super Late Fun Time on April 16, 2010.
Let's Bowl 	August 19, 2001 	May 18, 2004 	 	
The World Comedy Tour 	September 7, 2001 	June 17, 2008 	 	Series of eight specials.
Beat the Geeks 	November 7, 2001 	June 8, 2004 	 	
Black Books 	December 10, 2001 	April 15, 2003 	 	
The Heroes of Black Comedy 	February 4, 2002 	February 25, 2007 Pacific Daily News (Agana Heights, Guam) 	 	Five part mini-series.
The Job 	March 4, 2002 	March 10, 2002 	 	2001-02 ABC series.
The Sweet Spot 	April 2, 2002 	April 8, 2005 	 	
Travel Sick 	April 15, 2002 Reno Gazette-Journal (Reno, Nevada) 	September 28, 2007 	 	
Crank Yankers 	June 2, 2002 News-Journal (Mansfield, Ohio) 	August 3, 2022 	 	First run ended April 16, 2007 The Courier (Waterloo, Iowa). New episodes premiered on MTV2 in 2007. Second rebooted run began on September 25, 2019.
Mirrorball 	July 5, 2002 	July 5, 2002 	 	BBC One pilot.
Comic Remix 	July 8, 2002 	February 9, 2010 The Times-News (Twin Falls, Idaho) 	 	
Contest Searchlight 	August 14, 2002 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) 	June 28, 2004 	 	Four part mini-series.
Trigger Happy TV 	August 22, 2002 Newsday (New York, New York) 	May 27, 2009 	 	
Comic Groove 	September 2, 2002 	October 18, 2006 	 	
Late Night with Conan O'Brien 	September 4, 2002 Herald and Review (Decatur, Illinois) 	August 31, 2004 Arizona Republic (Phoenix, Arizona) 	 	
The USO Comedy Tour 	October 23, 2002 	March 20, 2006 	 	
Gary & Mike 	November 4, 2002 	October 28, 2004 	 	
Undergrads 	November 4, 2002 	September 20, 2004 	 	
Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn 	December 9, 2002 The Missoulian (Missoula, Montana) 	June 1, 2005 	 	
Clerks: The Animated Series 	December 22, 2002 The Central New Jersey Home News (New Brunswick, New Jersey) 	October 13, 2003 	 	Originally aired on ABC in 2000. Premiered its remaining episodes on Comedy Central in 2002.
Chappelle's Show 	January 22, 2003 Detroit Free Press (Detroit, Michigan) 	January 1, 2024 	 	Last regular airing on November 6, 2021.
Dilbert 	February 3, 2003 	August 20, 2005 Herald and Review (Decatur, Illinois) 	 	
Women On Top 	March 4, 2003 	March 8, 2005 Oakland Tribune (Oakland, California) 	 	Six-part miniseries.
Gerhard Reinke's Wanderlust 	March 8, 2003 	August 10, 2007 	 	
Last Comic Standing 	June 14, 2003 Marysville Journal-Tribune (Marysville, Ohio) 	October 24, 2004 	 	
I'm With Busey 	June 17, 2003 Kenosha News (Kenosha, Wisconsin) 	February 21, 2005 	 	
The Heroes of Jewish Comedy 	July 7, 2003 The Wichita Eagle (Wichita, Kansas) 	May 2005 	 	Six part mini-series.
Reno 911! 	July 23, 2003 The Knoxville News-Sentinel (Knoxville, Tennessee) 	December 7, 2022 	 	First run ended November 30, 2013.The Times Herald (Port Huron, Michigan) Second run began June 11, 2016 and ended March 6, 2017.Livingston County Daily Press and Argus (Howell, Michigan) Though the series wasn't regularly airing, a marathon ran on December 31, 2018.Laurel Outlook (Laurel, Montana) Third run began on May 4, 2020 coinciding with the series' revival on Quibi.
Kid Notorious 	October 22, 2003 	November 29, 2005 	 	
Action 	November 21, 2003 	December 23, 2004 	 	1999 FOX series lasting one season.
Mad TV 	January 1, 2004 	March 28, 2010 The Index-Journal (Greenwood, South Carolina) 	 	
Straight Plan for the Gay Man 	February 23, 2004 	August 17, 2005 	 	
Banzai 	March 18, 2004 	September 1, 2005 The Belleville News-Democrat (Belleville, Illinois) 	 	
100 Greatest Stand-Ups 	April 12, 2004 The Anniston Star (Anniston, Alabama) 	December 11, 2004 	 	Five-part miniseries.
Shorties Watchin' Shorties 	April 28, 2004 	December 13, 2010 	 	Began airing on the Super Late Fun Time block on May 26, 2010.
Mouthing Off: 51 Greatest Smartasses 	June 15, 2004 	November 9, 2005 Kitsap Sun (Bremerton, Washington) 	 	Four-part miniseries.
The Graham Norton Effect 	June 24, 2004 	September 16, 2004 	 	
Crossballs: The Debate Show 	July 7, 2004 	December 1, 2004 News-Press (Fort Myers, Florida) 	 	
The World Stands Up 	July 23, 2004 	May 27, 2008 	 	
Blue Collar TV 	August 9, 2004 The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky) 	September 27, 2008 	 	
Creature Comforts 	September 25, 2004 	April 27, 2005 	 	
Wanda Does It 	October 5, 2004 	September 5, 2006 	 	
Drawn Together 	October 27, 2004 	July 22, 2011 	 	
Jump Cuts 	November 8, 2004 	December 7, 2007 	 	
Tenacious D 	January 2, 2005 	August 20, 2010 Zap2it listings 	 	
Distraction 	January 18, 2005 Jupiter Courier Newsweekly (Stuart, Florida) 	October 9, 2007 	 	
The Hollow Men 	March 10, 2005 The Albuquerque Tribune (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 	July 30, 2006 The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, North Carolina) 	 	
Mr. Show with Bob and David 	April 1, 2005 	September 21, 2007 	 	
Con 	April 6, 2005 	July 25, 2006 Fort Collins Coloradoan (Fort Collins, Colorado) 	 	
Stella 	June 29, 2005 	2010 - 2011 	 	Final regular airing was November 16, 2005 . Reran on July 15, 2009 to promote Michael & Michael Have Issues. Aired as part of Super Late Fun Time beginning April 9, 2010.
Mind of Mencia 	July 6, 2005 	2010 - 2011 	 	Final regular airing was January 14, 2010 . Began airing as part of Super Late Fun Time on April 23, 2010.
Weekends at the D.L. 	July 29, 2005 	November 4, 2005 	 	
Too Late with Adam Carolla 	August 8, 2005 	November 18, 2005 	 	Only rerun once following series finale.
The Showbiz Show with David Spade 	September 15, 2005 	June 25, 2007 	 	
Drew Carey's Green Screen Show 	September 26, 2005 Florida Today (Cocoa, Florida) 	February 11, 2006 	 	Originally premiered on The WB in 2004, continued airing new episodes on Comedy Central in 2005.
Stand-Up Nation with Greg Giraldo 	October 7, 2005 The Index-Journal (Greenwood, South Carolina) 	June 23, 2006 	 	Pilot premiered April 1, 2005. Originally titled Friday Night with Greg Giraldo until March 2006.
The Colbert Report 	October 17, 2005 	December 19, 2014 Visalia Times-Delta (Visalia, California) 	 	
Beavis and Butt-Head 	October 28, 2005 Johnson City Press (Johnson City, Tennessee) 	August 5, 2022 	 	First run ended November 23, 2005. Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut) A second, very brief run of the 2011 episodes began December 22, 2012 and ran into December 23. Third run began June 23, 2022 to promote Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe as well as the series addition to Paramount+.
The Comedians of Comedy 	November 11, 2005 San Angelo Standard-Times (San Angelo, Texas) 	May 27, 2010 	 	
Wonder Showzen 	November 12, 2005 	March 25, 2006 	 	First run ended November 19, 2005. Returned briefly starting March 18, 2006, possibly to promote its second season premiering on MTV2.
Dog Bites Man 	June 7, 2006 	December 17, 2010 	 	First run ended October 2, 2006. Second run began October 14 and ended October 26, 2009. Aired sporadically (usually as part of Super Late Fun Time) starting April 27.
Live at Gotham 	July 21, 2006 	February 9, 2011 	 	
Scrubs 	September 18, 2006 Columbian-Progress (Columbia, Mississippi) 	March 2, 2019 Palladium-Item (Richmond, Indiana) 	 	
Freak Show 	October 4, 2006 The World (Coos Bay, Oregon) 	2010 - 2011 	 	Latest known regular airing was June 17, 2008 Clarion-Ledger (Jackson, Mississippi). Began airing as part of Super Late Fun Time on April 21, 2010.
The Naked Trucker and T-Bones Show 	January 17, 2007 	December 14, 2010 	 	Ran for eight episodes in early 2007 before cancellation.
The Sarah Silverman Program 	February 1, 2007 	2010 - 2011 	 	Last known regular airing is April 16, 2010 . Aired as part of Super Late Fun Time in 2010 and/or 2011.
Web Shows 	March 6, 2007 	September 11, 2007 	 	
Halfway Home 	March 14, 2007 	2010 - 2011 	 	Latest known regular airing was October 26, 2009 . Began airing as part of Super Late Fun Time on April 7, 2010 .
Lil' Bush 	June 13, 2007 	November 11, 2008 The Akron Beacon Journal (Akron, Ohio) 	 	
Flight of the Conchords 	June 30, 2007 	August 21, 2009 	 	Seems to have aired only once in 2007 and very sporadically through 2008 and 2009.
American Body Shop 	July 8, 2007 Ventura County Star (Ventura, California) 	December 9, 2008 The Courier (Waterloo, Iowa) 	 	
Kenny vs. Spenny 	November 10, 2007 The Manhattan Mercury (Manhattan, Kansas) 	2010 - 2011 	 	Last known regular airing is September 21, 2009. The Daily American (Somerset, Pennsylvania) Aired as part of Super Late Fun Time beginning April 16, 2010.
Futurama 	January 2, 2008 	present 	 	
Lewis Black's Root of All Evil 	March 12, 2008 Centre Daily Times (State College, Pennsylvania) 	December 27, 2010 	 	
Loco Slam 	May 30, 2008 	November 21, 2008 	 	
Atom TV 	June 24, 2008 	2010 - 2011 	 	Aired as part of Super Late Fun Time beginning May 20, 2010.
Reality Bites Back 	July 17, 2008 The Times-Tribune (Scranton, Pennsylvania) 	September 4, 2008 	 	
The Gong Show with Dave Attell 	July 17, 2008 The Times-Tribune (Scranton, Pennsylvania) 	October 6, 2008 	 	
Chocolate News 	October 15, 2008 	2010 - 2011 	 	Latest known regular airing was March 4, 2010 . Began airing as part of Super Late Fun Time on April 7, 2010 .
Jackass 	November 21, 2008 	March 18, 2017 	 	Aired incredibly sporadically over the course of nine years.
Important Things with Demetri Martin 	February 11, 2009 Honolulu Star-Bulletin (Honolulu, Hawaii) 	October 26, 2011 	 	
Kröd Mändoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire 	April 9, 2009 The Daily American (Somerset, Pennsylvania) 	December 23, 2010 	 	Began airing as part of Super Late Fun Time on April 21, 2010.
Tosh.0 	June 4, 2009 Fort Worth Star-Telegram (Fort Worth, Texas) 	 	 	
Fonejacker 	July 13, 2009 	2010 - 2011 	 	
Just Shoot Me! 	June 24, 2009 	November 24, 2009 	 	
The State 	July 10, 2009 	July 14, 2009 	 	Aired briefly in July 2009 to promote the upcoming series Michael & Michael Have Issues as well as The State's DVD release.
Michael & Michael Have Issues 	July 15, 2009 	November 29, 2010 	 	Began airing as part of Super Late Fun Time on May 13, 2010.
Glenn Martin, DDS 	August 18, 2009 	January 29, 2010 	 	Nick at Nite series.
Secret Girlfriend 	October 7, 2009 	2010 - 2011 	 	Last known regular airing was January 1, 2010 . Began airing on June 8, 2010 as part of Super Late Fun Time.
The Jeff Dunham Show 	October 22, 2009 Fremont Tribune (Fremont, Nebraska) 	February 3, 2011 The Daily American (Somerset, Pennsylvania) 	 	
Free Radio 	November 18, 2009 Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 	May 31, 2010 Great Falls Tribune (Great Falls, Montana) 	 	
The Goode Family 	January 5, 2010 	April 7, 2012 	 	
John Oliver's New York Stand-Up Show 	January 8, 2010 	September 13, 2013 	 	
Married With Children 	February 8, 2010 	May 14, 2010 	 	
Ugly Americans 	March 17, 2010 	April 26, 2012 	 	
Down and Dirty with Jim Norton 	March 28, 2010 	August 20, 2010 	 	
Sit Down, Shut Up 	May 4, 2010 	April 7, 2012 	 	
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia 	May 31, 2010 Sun Herald (Biloxi, Mississippi) 	October 20, 2017 The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Washington) 	 	
Warren the Ape 	June 15, 2010 Tulsa World (Tulsa, Oklahoma) 	June 17, 2010 	 	MTV series. Only reran twice as part of Super Late Fun Time.
Baywatch 	June 28, 2010 	August 15, 2010 	 	
Russell Simmons Presents Stand-Up at the El-Rey 	July 11, 2010 	February 21, 2012 The Buffalo News (Buffalo, New York) 	 	
Big Lake 	August 17, 2010 	November 29, 2010 	 	
Nick Swardson's Pretend Time 	October 12, 2010 	November 20, 2011 	 	
The Benson Interruption 	November 5, 2010 	December 18, 2010 	 	
Onion SportsDome 	January 11, 2011 	May 30, 2011 	 	
Workaholics 	April 6, 2011 	May 14, 2020 	 	
Sports Show with Norm Macdonald 	April 12, 2011 The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, Tennessee) 	June 7, 2011 	 	Has not been rerun following series finale.
Entourage 	June 10, 2011 	May 27, 2014 	 	
Jon Benjamin Has a Van 	June 14, 2011 	August 10, 2011 	 	Has not been rerun following series finale.
30 Rock 	September 19, 2011 The Smithville Times (Smithville, Texas) 	September 12, 2013 	 	
Gabriel Iglesias Presents Stand-Up Revolution 	October 6, 2011 	November 8, 2014 	 	
Russell Simmons Presents: The Ruckus 	January 20, 2012 Northwest Herald (Woodstock, Illinois) 	February 17, 2012 	 	
Key & Peele 	January 31, 2012 	June 19, 2020 The Journal News (White Plains, New York) 	 	
Comedy Central Stand-Up Presents 	May 11, 2012 The Item (Sumter, South Carolina) 	November 22, 2019 	 	Spiritual successor to the long-running series Comedy Central Presents. Originally titled The Half Hour until September 2017.
Mash Up 	May 18, 2012 	December 4, 2012 	 	
The Burn with Jeff Ross 	August 14, 2012 	February 15, 2013 St. Mary and Franklin Banner-Tribune (Franklin, Louisiana) 	 	
Brickleberry 	September 25, 2012 	April 10, 2015 	 	
The Joe Schmo Show 	January 14, 2013 	January 14, 2013 	 	2013 Spike series.
Kroll Show 	January 16, 2013 	April 2, 2017 	 	
The Jeselnik Offensive 	February 19, 2013 The Republic (Columbus, Indiana) 	May 20, 2014 	 	
The Ben Show with Ben Hoffman 	February 28, 2013 The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Texas)Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Oklahoma) 	April 18, 2013 The News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana) 	 	
Nathan For You 	February 28, 2013 The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Texas)Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Oklahoma) 	November 9, 2017 	 	Has not been rerun following series finale.
Inside Amy Schumer 	April 30, 2013 	October 22, 2022 	 	
Drunk History 	July 9, 2013 	August 3, 2021 	 	
Community 	September 15, 2013 	August 26, 2014 	 	
@midnight with Chris Hardwick 	October 21, 2013 	August 4, 2017 	 	Does not appear to have been rerun following series finale.
Adam DeVine's House Party 	October 25, 2013 	May 6, 2016 The Park City Daily News (Bowling Green, Kentucky) 	 	
Brody Stevens: Enjoy It! 	December 2, 2013 	January 6, 2014 	 	
Broad City 	January 22, 2014 	May 2, 2019 Press and Sun-Bulletin (Binghamton, New York) 	 	
Review 	March 6, 2014 	March 30, 2017 Battle Creek Enquirer (Battle Creek, Michigan) 	 	
TripTank 	April 2, 2014 	March 2, 2017 Evansville Courier and Press (Evansville, Indiana) 	 	
Comedy Underground with Dave Attell 	April 13, 2014 	June 1, 2014 The Springfield News-Leader (Springfield, Missouri) 	 	
The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail 	July 23, 2014 Green Bay Press-Gazette (Green Bay, Wisconsin) 	November 23, 2016 The Daily Review (Morgan City, Louisiana) 	 	
The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore 	January 19, 2015 	August 24, 2016 	 	
Archer 	March 2, 2015 	July 31, 2017 	 	
Big Time in Hollywood, FL 	March 25, 2015 	May 6, 2015 The Californian (Salinas, California) 	 	
Another Period 	June 23, 2015 The Dispatch (Moline, Illinois) 	March 20, 2018 	 	
Why? with Hannibal Buress 	July 8, 2015 The Monitor (McAllen, Texas) 	August 26, 2015 	 	Does not appear to have been rerun following series finale.
Moonbeam City 	September 16, 2015 	December 14, 2015 The Rock Island Argus (Rock Island, Illinois) 	 	
The Daily Show with Trevor Noah 	September 28, 2015 	December 9, 2022 	 	Third iteration of The Daily Show franchise.
Real Husbands of Hollywood 	January 1, 2016 	April 1, 2016 	 	BET series.
Guy Code 	January 5, 2016 	February 11, 2016 	 	MTV2 series.
Idiotsitter 	January 14, 2016 	June 28, 2019 	 	
Not Safe with Nikki Glaser 	February 9, 2016 	August 22, 2016 	 	
1000 Ways to Die 	February 14, 2016 The Daily Journal (Vineland, New Jersey) 	October 2, 2016 Visalia Times-Delta (Visalia, California) 	 	
Time Traveling Bong 	April 22, 2016 	April 21, 2017 	 	Last regular airing was April 29, 2016. Appears to have returned for a midnight airing on April 21, 2017 in celebration of 4/20.
Lip Sync Battle 	July 17, 2016 	July 17, 2016 	 	Only known airings are on July 17, 2016.
Jeff Ross Presents Roast Battle 	July 28, 2016 The Independent-Record (Helena, Montana) 	September 15, 2018 	 	
How I Met Your Mother 	September 6, 2016 	October 3, 2016 	 	Latest known premiere date is October 3, 2016, final overall airing to be determined.
Legends of Chamberlain Heights 	September 14, 2016 	August 20, 2017 The Times (Shreveport, Louisiana) 	 	Has not been rerun following series finale.
Kevin Hart Presents: Hart of the City 	October 2, 2016 	July 5, 2019 The Cecil Whig (Elkton, Maryland) 	 	
Martha & Snoop's Potluck Party Challenge 	November 21, 2016 	November 21, 2016 	 	VH1 series.
Jeff & Some Aliens 	January 11, 2017 	February 19, 2018 	 	
The Barstool Rundown 	January 31, 2017 	February 3, 2017 	 	Does not appear to have rerun following series finale.
Detroiters 	February 6, 2017 The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, New Mexico) 	June 25, 2018 The Bradenton Herald (Bradenton, Florida) 	 	
The High Court with Doug Benson 	February 28, 2017 	March 25, 2017 El Nuevo Herald (Miami, Florida) 	 	
That '70s Show 	March 13, 2017 	April 3, 2020 The Odessa American (Odessa, Texas) 	 	
The Comedy Jam 	March 19, 2017 	April 15, 2017 	 	Pilot special originally aired as The Goddamn Comedy Jam.
Nobodies 	April 2, 2017 	April 2, 2017 	 	TV Land original. Seems to have aired once to promote the series.
The Gorburger Show 	April 9, 2017 	June 5, 2017 	 	
Problematic with Moshe Kasher 	April 25, 2017 	May 23, 2017 	 	
The President Show 	April 27, 2017 	October 22, 2018 	 	Last regular airing was April 24, 2018. Special one-off episode aired in October 2018.
The Jim Jefferies Show 	June 6, 2017 	April 7, 2020 	 	
Kevin Hart Presents: The Next Level 	June 18, 2017 The News Journal (Wilmington, Delaware) 	September 7, 2018 	 	
Hood Adjacent with James Davis 	June 28, 2017 	August 16, 2017 	 	
The Opposition with Jordan Klepper 	September 25, 2017 	June 28, 2018 	 	Does not appear to have been rerun following series finale.
The Office 	January 15, 2018 The Ithaca Journal (Ithaca, New York) 	present 	 	
Corporate 	January 17, 2018 	August 26, 2020 	 	
Taskmaster 	April 27, 2018 	May 18, 2018 	 	U.S. adaptation of British game show. Does not appear to have rerun following series finale.
King of the Hill 	July 24, 2018 	December 19, 2019 	 	
Ronny Chieng: International Student 	August 13, 2018 	August 13, 2018 	 	Aired once to promote the series' inclusion on Comedy Central's website.
Bojack Horseman 	September 26, 2018 	April 2, 2020 	 	
The Cleveland Show 	October 8, 2018 	present 	 	First run ended April 29, 2022. Second run began November 6, 2023 and has aired sporadically since.
This Week at the Comedy Cellar 	October 26, 2018 Journal Gazette (Mattoon, Illinois) 	August 23, 2019 	 	
Parks and Recreation 	January 21, 2019 Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon) 	present 	 	First run ended March 31, 2019 Leader-Telegram (Eau Claire, Wisconsin). Second run began January 14, 2023.
The Other Two 	January 24, 2019 	October 11, 2019 	 	Moved to HBO Max in 2021.
The New Negroes with Baron Vaughn and Open Mike Eagle	April 19, 2019 The Messenger (Madisonville, Kentucky) 	June 7, 2019 The Winona Daily News (Winona, Minnesota) 	 	
Klepper 	May 9, 2019 	June 20, 2019 	 	Does not appear to have been rerun following series finale.
Alternatino with Arturo Castro 	June 18, 2019 	August 20, 2019 Dayton Daily News (Dayton, Ohio) 	 	
South Side 	July 24, 2019 Albany Democrat-Herald (Albany, Oregon) 	June 11, 2020 Pensacola News Journal (Pensacola, Florida) 	 	First season debuted on Comedy Central, moved to HBO Max for its second season in 2021.
Lights Out with David Spade 	July 29, 2019 	May 19, 2020 	 	
Good Talk With Anthony Jeselnik 	September 6, 2019 The Billings Gazette (Billings, Montana) 	October 11, 2019 Princeton Daily Clarion (Princeton, Indiana) 	 	
Friends 	October 12, 2019 The Sacramento Bee (Sacramento, California) 	April 8, 2022 	 	
Bill Burr Presents: The Ringers 	January 10, 2020 Ventura County Star (Ventura, California) 	February 14, 2020 	 	
Awkwafina is Nora from Queens 	January 20, 2020 	June 7, 2023 	 	
The Late Late Show with James Corden 	January 27, 2020 	April 3, 2020 	 	Briefly aired on weekday mornings following The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.
Schitt's Creek 	April 7, 2020 	September 24, 2022 	 	
Robbie 	May 7, 2020 	June 18, 2020 	 	
Deliciousness 	December 15, 2020 	December 20, 2020 	 	Latest known premiere is December 20, 2020, latest overall airing is to be determined.
Star Trek: Lower Decks 	March 3, 2021 	August 20, 2021 	 	Paramount+ original.
Hall of Flame: Top 100 Comedy Central Roast Moments 	March 29, 2021 	April 2, 2021 	 	Five part mini-series.
Doing the Most with Phoebe Robinson 	April 9, 2021 	May 8, 2021 Tampa Bay Times (St. Petersburg, Florida) 	 	
The Harper House 	September 17, 2021 	September 17, 2021 	 	Two-episode run to promote the Paramount+ release of the series the day prior.
Hell of a Week with Charlamagne tha God 	September 17, 2021 Honolulu Star-Advertiser (Honolulu, Hawaii) 	December 15, 2022 	 	Originally titled Tha God's Honest Truth with Lenard 'Charlamagne' McKelvey during its first season in 2021. Last known airing of TGHTwLCM is December 17, 2021. Renamed upon its second season premiere in on July 28, 2022.
Seinfeld 	October 9, 2021 “Seinfeld Heads to Comedy Central October 9” YouTube, uploaded by Comedy Central, Sep 14, 2021, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0uanaafDCY 	present 	 	
Fairview 	February 9, 2022 “Fairview: An Exclusive First Look” YouTube, uploaded by Animated, Oct 8, 2021, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqNKz1ohnN4 	April 13, 2022 	 	
Brooklyn Nine-Nine 	February 20, 2022 “Brooklyn Nine-Nine is Coming to Comedy Central – February 20th” YouTube, uploaded by Comedy Central, Feb 7, 2022, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOEu1Y16rU8	March 24, 2023 	 	
Star Trek: Prodigy 	September 8, 2022 	September 8, 2022 	 	Nickelodeon series, originally premiered on Paramount+. Promotional six-episode run on Comedy Central in September 2022.
Stephen Colbert Presents Tooning Out the News 	October 5, 2022 	April 5, 2023 	 	Originally released on Paramount+ between 2020 and 2021.
Yellowstone 	November 13, 2022 	November 11, 2024 	 	Paramount Network series. Has aired in 2022 and 2024 as simulcast events across Paramount cable networks.
The Daily Show (2023) 	January 17, 2023 	present 	 	Fourth iteration of The Daily Show franchise. Hosted by a new guest host weekly until a permanent host is decided upon.
Mike Judge's Beavis and Butt-Head 	February 8, 2023 	December 16, 2024 	 	First run ended April 20, 2023.
Digman! 	March 22, 2023 	July 13, 2023 	 	
Family Guy 	September 2, 2024 	present 	 	
Everybody Still Hates Chris 	September 25, 2024 	October 28, 2024 	 	In hiatus.
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