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Need a bit of a laugh? Paramount+ has just what the doctor ordered. The streamer has one of the widest selections of sitcoms you'll find out there, mostly because three separate libraries are combined under one subscription: CBS, Nickelodeon and Comedy Central. That's why you get 28 seasons of "South Park," 15 seasons of "SpongeBob SquarePants" and 11 seasons apiece from a trio of sitcoms that basically defined their respective decades.If you love to binge-watch your comedies, that's good news for you. You can settle in for a few hundred episodes of characters you already like, which is exactly what most of us want out of a comedy rewatch anyway. And some of these shows are still running as well, so you can watch new episodes when you finish what's on the platform.So I've gone through the streamer's catalog and pulled out the five best Paramount+ comedy shows with a lot of seasons.'South Park'
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"South Park" has been on Comedy Central since August 1997, and as of August 2026, Paramount+ is the only place to stream it. Trey Parker and Matt Stone signed a five-year, $1.5 billion deal that moved the entire back catalog off HBO Max and put new episodes on the service the day after they air.Everything's there — at least, what's available to watch currently. All 28 seasons, the movie, and the streaming specials like "Post Covid" and "The End of Obesity." The recent seasons are short, around five episodes each, so the bulk of your watching will be the 1997-2023 run. Season 29 premieres September 16. If you want to get caught up, you probably want to go ahead and get to speed-watching right now.Stream now on Paramount+'Cheers'"Cheers" aired on NBC from 1982 to 1993 and produced 275 episodes, all of which are on Paramount+ right now. And you've probably already memorized all the lyrics to its iconic theme song, no matter how old you are if you've watched any classic TV. Ted Danson plays Sam Malone, a former Red Sox relief pitcher who owns a Boston bar and mostly stands behind it talking to the same handful of regulars.Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips.The show changed leads partway through, when Shelley Long left after season five and Kirstie Alley took over as Rebecca Howe. But that doesn't change its sincere humor and heartfelt regulars that you'll absolutely love getting to know over the seasons, all 11 of them.Stream now on Paramount+'SpongeBob SquarePants'
