There's no rule saying that PBS Kids has to be funny, but no one's gonna complain if it is; and we can't blame them for being so enjoyable for all ages, so each funny moment should be shown below, unless the show has its own page.
Shows with their own pages
If any other PBS Kids show has its own Funny page, add it here.
- Arthur
- Barney & Friends
- The Berenstain Bears
- The Big Comfy Couch
- Bill Nye the Science Guy
- Bob the Builder
- Caillou
- Clifford the Big Red Dog
- Curious George
- Cyberchase
- Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
- Donkey Hodie
- Dragon Tales
- The Electric Company (2009)
- FETCH! with Ruff Ruffman
- Ghost Writer
- Kratts' Creatures
- Lamb Chop's Play-Along
- Let's Go Luna!
- Liberty's Kids
- The Magic School Bus
- Martha Speaks
- Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse
- Maya & Miguel
- Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
- Molly of Denali
- Nature Cat
- The Noddy Shop (live-action segments)
- Odd Squad
- Peep and the Big Wide World
- Peg + Cat
- Pinkalicious & Peterrific
- The Puzzle Place
- Reading Rainbow
- Ready Jet Go!
- Redwall
- Rosie's Rules
- Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat
- Sesame Street
- Shining Time Station
- Sid the Science Kid
- Teletubbies
- Thomas & Friends
- Timothy Goes to School
- Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego
- Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego
- WordGirl
- Wild Kratts
- Wishbone
- Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum
- Zoom
Idents, bumpers, and shows that don't have their own pages:
- Pretty much EVERY bumper is funny, such as the "Reading Era" bumpers with the scatting.
- One bumper has a firefighter reading a book, and gets interrupted by 4 kids using, "-am" words to rhyme. The firefighter mentions a peanut butter sandwich, and the purple kid says, "Hey, that doesn't rhyme!" They also look creepily hilarious.
- One ID called "City"
has a lot of random people seen. One girl even says the F-word. Happens at about 0:11.
- This id, because of what happens at 0:07.
- This promo where "Fiverman", an anthropomorphic number 5, gives various people high fives. At the end, he tries to give the logo a high five, unaware that it isn't sentient.
- Many of the 2013 idents, such as one where Del turns a valve on a pipe, and he and Dee chase it to a desert, where Dot is, wanting a flower to grower. The music funks when the water only spills few, and the flower rises up. Dot dances a funny dance and the water shoots her away.
- The Cliff Hanger segments from Between the Lions are usually pretty funny, especially with its Memetic Mutation status.
- From the Splash and Bubbles episode Seal Sitters:
Chipper: At least now you have an excuse for that messy algae bed, Tidy!Tidy: Nobody asked for your opinion, Chipper! THANK YOU!
- The "Ready to Learn" promos from the mid-2000s:
- Guy Smileynote hosts "Get Wordy", with Cookie Monster, T-Bone, and Grandma Thora as contestants.
Guy Smiley: What nighttime activity involves looking at words and helps children develop a lifelong love of books?
Cookie Monster: [buzzes in] Is it eating cookies?
Guy Smiley: No, Cookie, it has nothing to do with cookies!- The end credits include "Food on set provided by Tibble Twins Catering and Sagwa Chinese Deli" and "No monkeys were harmed in the making of this show. For the record, Muffy is a monkey. So is Francine." Apparently, "Felt Americans" and "Animated Americans" both have their own unions.
- Ernie stars in a parody of CSI featuring Ord as a cop.
- Ernie raps about rhyming on "Star Finder!". Theo, Emily Elizabeth, and Oscar the Grouch appear as judges. As an added Parental Bonus, they sit in Randy Jackson, Paula Abdul, and Simon Cowell's seats respectively.
Oscar: Will ya stop rhyming? It's driving me crazy!
Ernie: You rhyme, Oscar. Don't be lazy.
- Guy Smileynote hosts
