Every Comedy Movie & TV Show Coming Out in December 2025

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The end of the year brings a massive wave of laughter to screens big and small with a diverse lineup of comedy releases. From nostalgic re-releases and highly anticipated animated sequels to brand new series and star-studded remakes, December 2025 offers something for every type of humor. Audiences can look forward to the return of beloved characters, the debut of fresh satirical voices, and plenty of holiday-themed hilarity to close out the year.

‘Sicily Express’ (2025)

'Sicily Express' (2025)
Netflix

This new Italian limited series premieres on Netflix and stars the iconic comedy duo Salvo Ficarra and Valentino Picone. The story follows two Sicilian nurses working in Milan who discover a magical dumpster that acts as an instant portal between the two cities. They must juggle their demanding jobs in the north with their traditional families in the south just days before Christmas. The series uses this fantastical premise to explore the chaotic cultural divide between northern and southern Italy with plenty of heart and humor.

‘Man vs Baby’ (2025)

'Man vs Baby' (2025)
HouseSitter Productions

Based on the best-selling book and viral blog by Matt Coyne, this new comedy series arrives on Netflix to tackle the unvarnished truth of parenting. The show centers on a father who is completely unprepared for the biological weapon of mass destruction that is a newborn baby. Viewers can expect a gritty and hilarious look at sleep deprivation, relationship strain, and the absurdity of raising a human being. It promises to be a relatable watch for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by the chaos of family life.

‘Emily in Paris’ (2020–)

'Emily in Paris' (2020–)
Paramount Television Studios

The hit romantic comedy returns to Netflix for its latest installment as Emily Cooper continues to navigate her complicated life in Europe. Fans will see how the marketing executive handles new professional challenges and tangled romantic relationships in the City of Lights and beyond. This season promises more high fashion, stunning locations, and the signature cultural clashes that have defined the series. Emily must decide where her heart truly lies as her career takes unexpected turns.

‘How to Ruin Love’ (2024–)

'How to Ruin Love' (2024–)
Burnt Onion Productions

The South African comedy franchise expands with its second season, subtitled ‘The Lobola’, dropping on Netflix. The plot follows Zoleka and Kagiso as they prepare for their union, but their plans are threatened by a chaotic traditional negotiation process. Family secrets and meddling relatives create a perfect storm of drama and comedy that tests the couple’s patience. The series continues to deliver sharp social satire mixed with warm family dynamics.

‘The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball’ (2025)

'The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball' (2025)
Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe

Gumball Watterson returns in this new series on Hulu that takes viewers back to the mixed-media town of Elmore. The show revitalizes the surreal humor of the original cartoon with stories that include a chaotic “promposal” and a student cult. Fans can expect the signature blend of 2D animation, 3D CGI, and puppetry that makes the visual style so unique. This batch of episodes sees the Watterson family proving once again that reality is merely a suggestion.

‘Sicily Express’ (2025)

'Sicily Express' (2025)
Netflix

The hilarity continues on Netflix later in the month as the magical misadventures of Salvo and Valentino reach their peak. As the nurses navigate the consequences of their teleportation secret, the stakes rise with the approach of Christmas Eve. This release date likely marks the arrival of the final episodes or a special holiday conclusion to the limited series. The show doubles down on its festive atmosphere and the emotional reconnection between the protagonists and their Sicilian roots.

‘Wedding Crashers’ (2005)

'Wedding Crashers' (2005)
Avery Pix

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the raucous comedy classic starring Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson returns to theaters for a limited engagement. The film follows two divorce mediators who spend their free time crashing wedding receptions to meet women. Their rules of the game are tested when they crash a high-profile wedding and find themselves entangled with the eccentric family of the Treasury Secretary. Audiences have a chance to experience the iconic lines and meatloaf scenes on the big screen once again.

‘Fackham Hall’ (2025)

'Fackham Hall' (2025)
Mews Films

This British period spoof hits theaters with a star-studded cast including Damian Lewis, Thomasin McKenzie, and Tom Felton. The film parodies classic dramas like ‘Downton Abbey’ by following a pickpocket who scams his way into a job at a grand English manor. A forbidden romance blossoms between the staff and the aristocracy just before a murder turns the household upside down. The movie blends slapstick humor with witty dialogue to skewer the conventions of the genre.

‘Ella McCay’ (2025)

'Ella McCay' (2025)
20th Century Studios

Legendary director James L. Brooks returns to the big screen with this political dramedy starring Emma Mackey and Jamie Lee Curtis. The story centers on an idealistic young politician who prepares to take over the governorship from her mentor while managing a complicated family life. She must balance the intense pressure of public office with the personal demands of her neurotic relatives. The film promises the director’s trademark mix of emotional depth and observational humor.

‘Is This Thing On?’ (2025)

'Is This Thing On?' (2025)
Searchlight Pictures

Bradley Cooper directs and co-stars in this comedy-drama alongside Will Arnett and Laura Dern. The plot focuses on a man whose amicable divorce leads him to discover a surprising new passion for stand-up comedy. As he navigates life as a single father and struggles to find his voice on stage, he learns to process his failed marriage through humor. The film explores themes of reinvention and the awkwardness of starting over in middle age.

‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants’ (2025)

'The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants' (2025)
Paramount Animation

SpongeBob and his friends embark on their deepest adventure yet in this fourth theatrical installment. The optimistic sponge travels to the bottom of the ocean to face off against the Flying Dutchman to prove his bravery to Mr. Krabs. Mark Hamill joins the cast to voice the ghostly pirate villain in a story that combines classic nautical nonsense with high-stakes action. Fans can expect the usual chaotic energy and heart that has defined the franchise for decades.

‘Anaconda’ (2025)

'Anaconda' (2025)
Columbia Pictures

Jack Black and Paul Rudd team up for this meta-comedy reboot of the 1997 creature feature. The film follows a group of friends facing mid-life crises who decide to remake their favorite childhood movie in the actual Amazon rainforest. Their passion project turns into a nightmare when they encounter a real giant snake and violent criminals. The movie cleverly blends survival horror elements with behind-the-scenes Hollywood satire.

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