Meilleures séries d'humour québecois

Based on the comedy of Ding & Dong, the sitcom is an extreme satire of the typical Québec family. A couple that can't seem to get along after decades of marriage are always confronted by their troubled children's problems.

The first season is mainly set inside Dubois' dark blue taxi, a Ford Crown Victoria, and the comedy unfolds through his interactions with the guest stars and other passengers who ride in his cab. Season two expanded the show's narrative to focus more on stories and characters outside of his taxi.

An ex-blue-collar city employee tries to blow the whistle on corruption but when he loses his job over his righteous zeal, he goes from a life of honesty to a life of screwing the system. The whole family adopts this attitude. The whole title of the show is "Les Bougons, C'est Aussi Ça La Vie" Which translates into "The Bougons, This Is Also Life"

The hilarious adventures of a simple-minded man.

Three guys from Victoriaville (in Quebec, Canada) decide to make short movies. The problem is that they have to do it despite having to deal with a hard to please producer and a nearly non-existent budget.

In a series of savage, often off-beat comical sketches, LIKE ME. illustrates the myriad facets - emotions, friendships and sex lives - of millennials.

Who are these bobos? Well, they're bourgeois-bohemians - hip individuals who combine left-leaning politics with a hyper-yuppie lifestyle.