Everyday is comedy material, proven by hilarious moments caught on camera and curated for the public’s viewing pleasure courtesy of Top 20 Funniest.
Coming in this season is its new “voice,” Charlie Schlatter. Top 20 Funniest debuts its third season to its viewers in Asia through Sony Channel.
Its first season was thematic, with each episode running a countdown of videos following a specific theme. The second season were clips arranged according to specific categories. The third season presents its clips more similar to its last season’s format with the best viral video clips to home movies, pranks, surveillance videos, event footage and news bloopers.
Get ready to giggle, guffaw and flat out laugh roll on the floor with these candid scenes caught on cam.
Enjoy Top 20 Funniest Season 3 all weeknights at 7:55pm beginning February 20, first and exclusive on Sony Channel.
Sony Channel is seen on SKYCable Channel 35, Cignal Digital TV Channel 60, Destiny Cable Channel 62, Cable Link Channel 39.
About Sony Channel
Sony Channel is the premier destination for female-skewing entertainment with the biggest and best of Hollywood. Designed for the socially connected viewer, Sony Channel features some of the most captivating and talked-about drama, comedy, lifestyle and reality programs on TV, all airing close to the U.S. telecasts, together with popular feel-good movies.
Fresh, confident and stylish, with a dash of clever wit, Sony Channel is visually stunning with a brand identity that perfectly complements its line-up of high calibre programming. Sony Channel appeals to a female-skewed, male-inclusive audience who loves to escape, engage and lose themselves in premium content. Viewers are modern, social, stylish and aspirational.
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