Laughter is the best medicine, or so they say, and there’s no better way to elevate your mood than indulging in a great comedy series. Whether you’re a fan of classic sitcoms, witty workplace humor, or clever dark comedies, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this month. Streaming platforms offer a treasure trove of shows guaranteed to make you chuckle, binge, and share your favorite moments with friends.

This month, we’ve rounded up a mix of timeless classics and fresh favorites that will keep the laughs rolling. From quick-witted banter to laugh-out-loud absurdity, here are the best comedy series to add to your watchlist.

1. Ted Lasso

  • Genre: Heartwarming Workplace Comedy
  • Why It’s Worth Watching: This Emmy-winning series on Apple TV+ is a delightful blend of humor, heart, and optimism. The show follows Ted Lasso (played by Jason Sudeikis), an American football coach hired to manage an English soccer team despite having zero experience. His relentless positivity and kindness transform not just the team, but everyone around him.
  • Best For: Fans of feel-good humor and touching character-driven stories.
  • Where to Watch: Apple TV+

2. Brooklyn Nine-Nine

  • Genre: Police Sitcom
  • Why It’s Worth Watching: With a lovable ensemble cast led by Andy Samberg, this series centers on the hilarious antics of detectives in Brooklyn’s 99th precinct. Known for its quick-witted humor, quirky characters, and surprising heart, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" balances comedy with meaningful social commentary.
  • Best For: Those who enjoy snappy banter and ensemble comedies.
  • Where to Watch: Peacock, Hulu

3. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

  • Genre: Period Comedy-Drama
  • Why It’s Worth Watching: Set in the 1950s, this Amazon Prime original stars Rachel Brosnahan as Midge Maisel, a housewife-turned-stand-up comedian navigating her way through the male-dominated world of comedy. The witty dialogue, stunning costumes, and razor-sharp humor make it a must-watch.
  • Best For: Fans of female-driven comedies with a splash of retro charm.
  • Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video

4. Arrested Development

  • Genre: Cult Classic Absurdist Comedy
  • Why It’s Worth Watching: This award-winning series follows the dysfunctional Bluth family as they hilariously attempt to keep their family business afloat after scandal takes them down. With rapid-fire jokes, running gags, and a stellar cast including Jason Bateman and Will Arnett, "Arrested Development" remains one of TV’s most beloved comedies.
  • Best For: Viewers who love clever, layered humor and quirky characters.
  • Where to Watch: Netflix

5. Only Murders in the Building

  • Genre: Mystery-Comedy
  • Why It’s Worth Watching: Starring Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez, this Hulu sensation combines true-crime satire with sharp comedy as three strangers team up to solve a murder in their New York City apartment building. With witty writing and plenty of twists, it’s a refreshing take on both comedy and mystery genres.
  • Best For: Fans of offbeat humor paired with intriguing whodunits.
  • Where to Watch: Hulu

6. Schitt’s Creek

  • Genre: Fish-Out-of-Water Sitcom
  • Why It’s Worth Watching: This heartwarming comedy about a wealthy family forced to live in a small town they once bought as a joke turns hilarity into heartfelt moments. With iconic performances from Eugene Levy, Catherine O’Hara, and Dan Levy, "Schitt’s Creek" became a cultural phenomenon for its quirky humor and emotional depth.
  • Best For: Anyone seeking feel-good laughs and lovable characters.
  • Where to Watch: Hulu, Netflix

7. Barry

  • Genre: Dark Comedy
  • Why It’s Worth Watching: On HBO Max’s hit series, Bill Hader stars as Barry Berkman, a hitman who stumbles into acting classes while on a job. This dark comedy masterfully balances intense drama with deadpan humor, making it an addictive watch for anyone who enjoys layered storytelling.
  • Best For: Those who enjoy a darker, more nuanced approach to comedy.
  • Where to Watch: HBO Max

8. Parks and Recreation

  • Genre: Workplace Sitcom
  • Why It’s Worth Watching: Welcome to Pawnee, Indiana, where Leslie Knope (played by the hilarious Amy Poehler) and her quirky Parks Department colleagues bring endlessly funny escapades to life. The show’s mix of heartfelt relationships and absurd office drama has made it a comfort-watch for millions.
  • Best For: Fans of optimistic, character-driven humor.
  • Where to Watch: Peacock

9. Fleabag

  • Genre: Dark Comedy-Drama
  • Why It’s Worth Watching: Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Emmy-winning performance as the titular character will have you both laughing and crying within minutes. "Fleabag" is a raw, hilarious, and deeply personal exploration of life, love, and loss.
  • Best For: Those seeking sharp, reflective humor with emotional depth.
  • Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video

10. The Office (US)

  • Genre: Mockumentary Sitcom
  • Why It’s Worth Watching: A timeless classic, "The Office" captures the everyday absurdities of work life through the mockumentary lens. With iconic characters like Michael Scott, Dwight Schrute, and Jim Halpert, the series has remained one of the most rewatchable comedies of all time.
  • Best For: Anyone who loves laugh-out-loud workplace humor.
  • Where to Watch: Peacock

Tips for Maximizing Your Comedy Binges

  1. Try Mixed Genres: Comedy blended with mystery ("Only Murders in the Building") or drama ("Fleabag") offers something unique for varied tastes.
  2. Plan a Watch Party: Grab snacks, invite friends, and turn your comedy series binge into a fun group event.
  3. Explore Short Seasons: If you’re strapped for time, try shorter comedies like "Fleabag" or "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel."

No matter your humor style, the world of streaming has something guaranteed to make you laugh out loud this month. Start with one of these top-rated series, and prepare for the therapeutic power of great comedy to take over your screen and your mood.

What’s first on your binge list? Happy watching!