The Complete History of Comedy Central

[@DalmationProductions]

South Park is the only thing that is keeping Comedy Central strong

[@buzzcut0025]

South Park, American Dad and Bob's Burgers carried this channel

[@m56214]

@@buzzcut0025 American Dad and Bob's Burgers are from Fox

[@buzzcut0025]

@@m56214 we in germany stream bobs burgers and american dad on comedy central 😅

[@m56214]

@@buzzcut0025 Yeah their acquired shows

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

I remember when Comedy Central was only available in my area if you had DirecTV. Ibwas disappointed learning that the channel was mostly SNL reruns when we first got it.

[@tyler6319]

Can't believe tosh.0 wasn't mentioned. For a long time during the 2010's it was basically the only thing keeping CC alive along with the daily show and south park. Now that all the original shows have moved to streaming platforms, CC has basically turned into the office rerun channel.

[@BlueJ718]

even south park?

[@jkdjjj]

You forgot to mention that Viacom bought 100% of Comedy Central in 2003

[@Saintnick90]

Comedy Central was so much fun to watch in the 2000s. Now it's basically endless marathons and showings of the same four or five movies.

[@TheNewTerrific20]

I watched CC for the MST3K. And also it's game shows Win Ben Stein's Money and Beat the Geeks

[@outter2]

The music is a little too loud while your talking

[@OfficialToxicPlayground]

Thanks for the feedback. I recorded this 5 years ago and I'm always looking to improve.

[@shawnz12ss]

14:55 what song?

[@johnhouse8736]

HA! that was the name before Comedy Channel. Higgins Boys & Grubber, Tommy Sledge, and the rest...

[@thoughtsontape4283]

Come back pls

[@HHPAYFAN2001]

*game and watch ball sounds*

[@Malcolm-c5b]

one pretty decent essay and then he disappeared

[@dramaticthefastone2360]

Hi .

[@bigg-esmallz7911]

Jon stewart left August 6 2015

[@m56214]

I know I'm late but why didn't they just make multi camera sitcoms, single camera sitcoms and mockumentaries if it's a comedy network with ranuchy humour it didn't need to be your typical family friendly sitcom