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In "Gorodok" the ugliest phenomena of our life turn into a farce. Bringing them to the point of absurdity, the presenters make the viewer laugh at themselves. "What has become funny cannot be dangerous!"

Comic highlights from a physical Japanese game-show Takeshi's Castle (1986) with English commentary.

A cult Ukrainian sketch show which combines both slapstick humor and stand-up elements to create what is established by creators as a "video comics".

An original sitcom from Odessa. Made in the best traditions of silent comedy. Every episode tells a different story.

Aspiring magicians from all over the world perform their best tricks to try and fool Penn and Teller, the world-famous magician duo. If the two can not guess how the trick was done, the "fooler" gets to be on their Las Vegas magic show.

The comedy illusionist duo explore various topics and debunk what they consider misconceptions about them.

One of the first Russian sitcoms. All parts are played by just two actors: Dmitriy Nagiev and Sergey Rost, who also served as screenwriter. Each episode is presented as one finished story, independent from the rest.

A hidden-camera reality television program in which a person is awarded one hundred dollars if they don't leave or get overly upset within a designated amount of time.