100 Comedy teams

[Allhallowsday]

22. SCTV  

[RCMerchant]

23.  the now obscure Wheeler and Woosley



The team made 32 (!) films together, but that ended with Woosley's death in 1938.

[Rev. Powell]

24. The Mighty Boosh



https://youtu.be/8a8GlAf6Gv8

[Alex]

25) The Two Ronnies.

[RCMerchant]

26. the Dead End Kids aka the East Side Kids aka the Bowery Boys!

For some insane reason, I like these guys!

[Rev. Powell]

26. the Dead End Kids aka the East Side Kids aka the Bowery Boys!

For some insane reason, I like these guys!

Was Angelo Rossito an honorary East Side Kid? 

[zombie no.one]

these 2...


oh, and if unintentional comedy doesn't count:

27. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost

[RCMerchant]

28. Key and Peele

[Alex]

these 2...

Now there is a pair of faces I could never get bored of punching.

[Rev. Powell]

29. Dr. Forester & TV's Frank (Trace Beaulieu & Frank Conniff)

[RCMerchant]

^ I gotta say, even though I don't like MST3K, I always enjoyed the opening segments.

[RCMerchant]

30. Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy

[RCMerchant]

31. Brown and Carney
If you don't recall them, your lucky.
How they managed 15 films, I can't imagine.

[FatFreddysCat]

#32 Burns and Carlin



Before striking out on his own, George Carlin was briefly part of a comedy "duo" with Jack Burns. They recorded one album together in 1960, which went unreleased till '63. By that time, the duo had already split; Carlin was making a name for himself as a solo act and Burns had moved on to a long association with fellow comic Avery Schreiber.

(Extra fun fact: despite the album title, this LP was NOT recorded at the Playboy Club, but at some random night club in Hollywood.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzJ3Vpnd2CA

[LilCerberus]

Tim Conway & Don Knotts did a few buddy movies...