The hardest I ever laughed was ...

I'm curious about which movies, TV shows, plays, radio shows, podcasts etc. made you laugh, and I'm talking about laughing so hard you fall over or have tears rolling down your face.

Here are a handful of mine, and I'll be the first to admit that it's usually the darker stuff that gets me.

1. Howard Stern plays machine gun fire over Selena music days after she was killed.
2. South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut
3. SNL: Synchronized Swimming and Needs More Cowbell (Blue Oyster Cult Behind the Music)
4. Adam Carolla sings the theme to Taboo II to a girl who called Loveline to say she has a crush on her stepbrother.
5. Howard Stern prank during the OJ chase.

 

The first Lemmiwinks episode of South Park comes immediately to mind.

 

I saw Blazing Saddles in the theater when it was first released. Hardest I ever laughed
Eddie Murphy's Delirious on HBO the first time (had to watch it a second time to get half the stuff I missed laughing the first time.

 

Snowball fight in Dumb & Dumber.

 

Cartman singing Heat of the Moment in front of Congress was another one that just killed me.

 

Wow. I can't believe I forgot that one.

 

The only thing I can think of offhand that competes is the Megyn Kelly-Karl Rove stand-off/walk-off on Election Night.

 

This was just mentioned on the SNL thread, but I don't think I've ever laughed harder than at the Massive Head Wound Harry skit.

Another great one -- mentioned above -- was Eddie Murphy's Delirious.

 

The first time I saw Jim Breuer do "GoatBoy"
The first time I heard "Kyle's Mom's a bitch"
The first time I saw Bernie Mac's skit in "Original Kings of Comedy"

 

Eddie Murphy's ice cream bit in Delirious and McDonald's bit in Raw were great. His drunk dad stuff cracks me up, too.

Also, Chris Farley trying to get changed in an airplane bathroom in Tommy Boy:

 

All my citations would include being under the influence of LSD, so I decline to state.

 

That was indeed a laughable moment.