Humor is notoriously subjective and also dependent on mood. The Goes Wrong Show is reliably funny for me; the premise is that a small-town serious theater troo

Humor is notoriously subjective and also dependent on mood. The Goes Wrong Show is reliably funny for me; the premise is that a small-town serious theater troop has lucked into a time slot on a BBC channel, and they do their earnest utmost to do theatre well. But -- it all goes wrong. There's a stage version and two (UK) seasons of the show. Whose Line Is It Anyway? typically manages a few howlingly good bits in any given show. Key and Peele did five seasons and I get something hilarious out of basically every show, but I also think they fall flat several times per show. Saturday Night Live has had good years and bad; they've always had a problem with knowing when to stop a sketch, but they're still worth watching, if not worth staying up for. There's a lot of survivorship bias with SNL: you can see the best bits of 45 years, and compared with that, how's this week's show going to rate?