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For relatively recent US comedies, Season 2 of Miracle Workers, Galavant, and My Lady Jane were all pretty good. Also, Disenchanted was a pretty good animated series.
you must be referring to another Disenchanted that's not created by matt groening
To be fair, I only saw a few episodes of the first season and had no expectations or notions when I stumbled on it; it seemed fine for what it was.
The other shows I mentioned, though, are actually favorites in our house.
disenchanted has a fictional setting, but i guess you can consider medieval since the protagonists home kingdom is definately rooted in fantasy; which mostly has a medieval feel to it.
True enough. It seems I blew the assignment, as most of my examples are more fantasy-based than historically accurate. Still fun shows, though.