Comedy Time

This is a quirky cable access kids' TV show made in Georgia (like the closing logo states) consisting of wacky tales, zany songs and other capers; it stars some famous young adults as well as the live actors from Atlanta's own Class of 3000 Experience; its premiere was June 16, 2010 with its original cast: Sunny, Luna, Bianca, Mila, Mr. Barnum, Alexandria, Madi, Eddie, Philly, Tami, Kim, Kam and Li'l D.
== The Segments ==
* The Sign-On: "Happy Days Are Here Again" is the theme song to the show; after we meet the gang, everyone says "hi" and welcomes us to their show, expressing their extreme excitement.
* Humorless Answers to Hah-Larious Jokes: Sensible answers to comical questions are followed by lessons and facts.
* Humorless Setups to Outrageous Punch-Lines: Factual questions are asked, followed by their rather surprising answers; these are followed by lessons and facts.
* Wacky Tales: Humorously adapted stories are read aloud and acted out, i.e. "Little Late Riding Hood and The Primate."
* Hilarious Songs: Songs to make the audience giggle (i.e. "Mister Bass Man" by Johnny Cymbal from The Muppet Show, "Lydia, the Tattooed Lady" from The Muppet Show and The Ran-Dells' "The Martian Hop") are sung aloud in this musical comedy segment.
* Playing Around!: A Big Comfy Couch meets Yo Gabba Gabba-style kids' prop comedy routine is featured (i.e. Madison and her Whoopie Button.)
* Physical Fun!: A slapstick-style physical comedy routine is featured (i.e. Phillip and his famous Battery-Powered Fart Machine.)
* Comedy Draw!: The audience learns to draw incredibly funny pictures like Madison from Class of 3000 armpit farting; this parodies Mark Mothersbaugh's "learn to draw" segment from Yo Gabba Gabba.
* Sunny's Jazz 'n' Blues Bonanza-Sunny encourages viewers at home to sing along to jazz-rock, blues-rock, jazz and blues standards Mitch Miller-style complete with lyrics accompanied by a bouncing royal purple ball; this segment adds a dollop of gracefully poised elegance to the show.
* Parody Power: A sketch comedy-style parody with the groovy gang from Class of 3000, i.e. "Peg Minus Cat," "Strictly Come Dancing With The Wolves" and "The Fresh Koala of Bel-Air."
* A Just Plain Whacky Workout: A comical period of physical activity with exercises like Doc Ranj Singh's Knee Stars.
* The Stoics-The softest, calmest and gentlest family; they're also the most humorless, the most docile, the most mundane and the most serene as well as the world's most emotionless family.
* The Daily Humorless Conversation: The opposite of Yo Gabba Gabba's "Knock-Knock Joke Of The Day" features educational, factual, sensible information about many topics like honeydews and ice cream.
* The Whackys: The Stoics' exact polar opposite, Alex, Lindsay and Sara take the audience on kooky adventures.
* The Sign-Off: Before "When You're Smiling" ends each episode of Comedy Time as a reminder for the audience to keep on smiling and laughing, there are some introductory parting words from 1 or more characters; the song is followed by 1 or more characters bidding farewell to the viewers with a special message.