Adult Humor

Public access television has some real gems, but who's watching? Thank goodness for the internet that brings such jewels like The Chris Gethard Show to a wider audience. Since its advent as a theater production the internet has been vital to its success, and that interactive component is only heightened now. Watch it live, participate in the chat, touch base on Twitter, and enjoy the madness of this off the wall comedy talk show!

Check your inhibitions at the door and strap yourself in for the most politically incorrect talk show online, Psycho Babble. Its comedy is lewd and crude, so it's definitely not for children or sensitive ears, but its roster of celebrity guests is impressive for any cable access and online venture.

My ears are burning after watching the no holds barred sketches that make up Ego vs. Ego. The series is a true adult comedy, with the kind of risqué content that's definitely not safe for the eyes and ears of children. As an adult I still struggled with the profanities. But if you enjoy our comedy blue, you'll be satisfied here.

The animated videos and comics of the enigmatic Grey Gerling are showcased in the animated comedy channel Tales of BarfQuestion. This is really off the wall stuff with evil hamsters and giant sperm posing as horses, but that's a big part of its charm. It's always refreshing to see something different, and this certainly fits the bill.

It may look innocent, but new adult comedy series Ask Milly is definitely not one for the kids. I certainly blushed at the words and sexual references that emerged from this pink-loving puppet's mouth! Honestly I think this series goes too far, but its thousands of YouTube fans seem to disagree with me.

About Abby charts the journey of Abby, an idealistic young girl looking for love in Los Angeles. It's a sweet premise for a romantic comedy, but don’t expect rainbows and declarations of undying love here. Instead the series has its fair share of spice and sex appeal, so you may want to send the kids out of the room!

What's a cute teddy bear got to complain about? If it's Misery Bear, the star of the British comedy series, the answer is plenty. This bear looks like a children's toy but the series isn't one for the kiddies. Something tells me they wouldn't understand when Misery Bear hits the bottle!

Comedy web series Arby 'n' The Chief brings the Halo characters of Arbiter and Master Chief, or at least their action figures, to life. As we saw in Freeman's Mind, unless you're a video game fan much of this series' humor will pass you by. But if you are in the loop you're sure to have a few chuckles with this.

Freeman's Mind is an animated comedy which explores the inner workings of Dr. Gordon Freeman, the protagonist of the first-person shooter video game series Half-Life.

If you're not a fan of the game, the humor of this series is likely to pass you by. But if you are the in the loop, you'll probably adore it as much of its legions of fans do.

Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox come together as the comedy duo Smosh. The duo regularly posts videos on their YouTube channel, and that consistency should please fans. However I found it all a bit juvenile. If your sense of humor hasn't progressed past the level of teenage boy, this may be right up your alley.