Get ready to laugh your way through comedy trivia on Seinfeld, The Office, British comedy, internet memes, and the legendary standups who defined the art form. From classic comedy movies to the rules of improv, this category covers everything that has ever made an audience snort. Take the quiz and find out if your humor knowledge is a hit or a heckle.

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This classic BBC sitcom follows hapless hotel owner Basil and his wife Sybil running a seaside establishment in Torquay.
A scheming British nanny floats down on an umbrella and transforms a dysfunctional Edwardian household with magic and song.
This two-word phrase, often called the golden rule of improv, requires performers to accept and build upon their scene partner's contributions.
This feline became one of the internet's most beloved memes, known for her permanently grumpy facial expression caused by feline dwarfism.
Known for observational humor about everyday minutiae, this comedian created a sitcom where he played a fictionalized version of himself in New York City.
This comedian plays the main character, a fictionalized version of himself, on the show.
This regional manager of Dunder Mifflin Scranton is known for his "That's what she said" jokes and awkward behavior.
This comedian created and stars as the bumbling spy "Johnny English" in a series of film parodies.