It’s a show where the entire cast is clowns, so funny moments are to be expected.
- The scene in "It's The Thought That Counts" when Loonette and Major Bedhead try to help Granny fix up her cart.
- The whole Dustbunny/Foley Family Crossover in "Don't Tell".
- The "Liar Liar
" song in "Pants on Fire". It needs to be seen to be believed.- What makes it especially hilarious is how it comes literally out of nowhere. Loonette and Bedhead are having a normal conversation, when out of nowhere, he jumps up and starts busting a move. Loonette's face at that moment is priceless.
- Hey... who made this big mess?!
- In "Clownus Interruptus", Molly tries to get Loonette's attention when the latter is on the phone. Loonette finally has it when Molly blasts an air horn.
- In "Ping Pong Polka", Major Bedhead gives Loonette a special package from her aunt, which turns out to be full of ping-pong balls.Loonette: (as Major Bedhead unties the box) Be careful as you open the box, because...(Major Bedhead holds the box upside down and it opens, and they all fall out from in the box. Cue awkward silence.)Loonette: You don't want them to spill on the ground...
- Later on, after picking all the ping-pong balls up from outside, Loonette winds up tripping on the mess she made earlier while showing the box to Molly and spilling the balls again! And just to drive the point home, after returning from Dance Academy she winds up tripping on the balls themselves.
- Loonette's appearance on This Hour Has 22 Minutes, seen here. It really has to be seen to be believed.
- Loonete attempting to "apologize" for calling Molly "Clumsy clown" in "Sticks And Stones"Loonette: It didn't mean that you're really clumsy. (Molly looks up hopefully) No, you're not clumsy! Just....more like...awkward, or uh, dropsy, or uh....uncoordinated. But not clumsy. (Molly covers her face in shame)
- The episode "Backwards!" is about an entire backwards day, leading Loonette to make a mess of her room at the end instead of cleaning it up.
- The entire "Rude-I-Culous," "Give Yer Head a Shake" and "Why?" episodes for Molly's antics in being rude, constantly saying "no," and constantly asking "why." Usually the characters are very sweet, so when they aren't, it's funnier than it should be.
- Similarly, Molly’s antics in “It’s About Time” due to being overexcited.
- Loonette accidentally scaring Molly with her mask in "Scaredy Cat". Especially Molly's reaction when Loonette comes up to her in the mask, while Molly is knitting, and the way she slowly looks up in realization and then towards Loonette's face before bolting under the pillow is pretty funny.
- Loonette and Molly are having a tea party in the beginning of "1 Potato, 2 Potato", and Loonette speaks in an unintelligible accent that makes her sound like she's asking Molly to pass her some "pepper". When Molly passes her the black pepper and chili pepper, it turns out Loonette wasn't asking for pepper at all—she was asking for the toilet paper. Molly then looks at the camera as though to say, "Why didn't she just say that in the first place?".
- The Foley Family in general. The abundance of energy, often helped by undercranking, makes them a visual spectacle. One fan went a step further and dubbed over one segment with the voices of Peter and Chris Griffin, which made it even funnier.
