The Twilight Zone (1959-1964) and Alfred Hitchock Presents.
Doctor Who (1963 - 2010) (Tom Baker is a legend, would you perhaps care for a jelly baby?)
Almost every Quentin Tarantino film made.
Almost every major Christmas film that Rankin/Bass created, specifically between 1964 to 1974.
Literally every film with the late John Cazale, no matter if he's playing a major or secondary role.
Forgotten '70s contemporary documentary films about musical tours of famous bands and musicians. (Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Gimme Shelter, Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii, Bob Dylan: Don't Look Back, and various others.)
Drue Langlois and The Minute Hour's collaborative works. (fuck the normalcaca for diluting their work.)
Bob Newhart's sense of humor.
Andy Kaufman's sense of humor.
Rodney Dangerfield's sense of humor.
George Carlin's observations and sense of wit, as he would've done better as an author than as a comedian.
Early Simpsons.
Early Futurama.
Early Aqua Teen Hunger Force.
The Venture Bros.
Drunk Minecraft starring Mark, Bob, and Wade.
Napoleon Dynamite.
The New Scooby-Doo Movies (for it's use of contemporary guest stars of the '70s, both real and fictional.)
Intentionally stupid shit from the '80s and '90s; Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Bill and Ted, Spinal Tap, UHF, Wayne's World, Bob and Doug McKenzie, Coneheads, Airheads, Clerks, Dumb & Dumber, Austin Powers, etc.
SNL (1978 -1998; right before Norm MacDonald was booted), In Living Colour, (SCTV)/Second City Television, and Monty Python.
Sir Billi (ft. Sean Connery/AKA 'You the man now, dog.' and not known for absolutely anything else otherwise.)
The Amazing Bulk (for similar reasons.)