Nice Wits!: The 10 Hottest Funny Chicks on TV

Sexy funny chicks make us feel oxymoronic. What does that even mean, you ask? Well, we're turned on yet we can't help but pee our pants at the same time. Yes, that was an awkward visual. This weird sensation usually reoccurs every Thursday night with NBC's monster comedy line-up, beginning with sights of Annie (Alison Brie) and Britta (Gillian Jacobs) on Community at through Liz Lemon (Tina Fey) in 30 Rock. Funny women just make us feel good in every way possible, especially since we can empathize with their farts and flaws—they're true wifey material. Check out the 10 finest ladies on primetime TV with the comedic timing that's easy to love.

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TV Show:Parks and Recreation
Comedic claim to fame: Ron Swanson's deadpan secretary, April (Plaza), is like the first girl you fell in love with in high school;

you just want her to insult you forever. If you were Andy (Chris Pratt), her main object of insult, you'd rightfully mistake shots at your competency as signsof affection, too.

TV Show:The Big Bang Theory
Comedic claim to fame: Only a TV version of Penny, i.e. Cuoco's hot aspiring actress character on the hit CBS sitcom, would move into an apartment across from two of the most socially awkward physicists and willingly play with one of their test tubes. We're irrationally disappointed; this is why people warn against believing everything you see on television.

TV Show:How I Met Your Mother
Comedic claim to fame: According to this CBS show's storyline, when Teddy's (Josh Radnor) ex, Robin (Smulders), was a teenager, she was an '80s popstar in Canada named Robin Sparkles. At the time, she sang a duet with her then-best friend Jessica Glitter (played by Nicole Scherzinger) about how two beavers are better than one. She got the inspiration for that song by listening to our heart.

TV Show: Glee
Comedic claim to fame: The self-righteous, overachieving frontwoman of New Directions, Rachel Berry (Michele), is actually pretty sexy if you can look past her sweater-vest covered in slushee, mentally mute her showtunes, and just fixate your eyes on her thigh-highs.

TV Show: Parks and Recreation
Comedic claim to fame: Leslie Knope's BFF, Ann Perkins (Jones), really has nothing to do with the parks and rec department. She's actually just an ineffective nurse who's there to highlight Knope's ridiculousness and give viewers irregularly rapid heartbeats.

TV Show:Community
Comedic claim to fame: Britta (Jacobs) is actually quite scary. If you were to hit on her, she'd make a

penis size joke. But even though you fear letting her hold your manhood, you still want it.

TV Show:Perfect Couples
Comedic claim to fame: Leigh (Munn) and her husband Rex are the most perfect (i.e. neurotic, cheesy, overwhelming, and obnoxious) partners among the show's three couples. At some point, you'll wonder what kind of meds she is taking, but at the end of each episode, you'll still want to get Leigh'd.

TV Show:Community
Comedic claim to fame:

Although Annie (Brie) doesn't seem like she belongs in a community college, her stint at rehab for pill-popping tarnished her chance at a university. Despite her unlikely past, the fact that she looks like a lost puppy will make us forgive her for anything.

TV Show:30 Rock
Comedic claim to fame: Liz Lemon (Fey) defines seduction. Lingerie and dirty talk is overrated; no man can resist a woman who drops Star Wars references while eating cheese in a Snuggie.

TV Show: Modern Family
Comedic claim to fame: Just because Vergara's character Gloria is married to a rich old man, it doesn't mean she's a gold-digger. And just because her son-in-law Phil technically can't take his eyes off her boobs, it doesn't mean she's a homewrecker, either. Actually, the fact that she's completely sincere about her affection, coupled with her thick Colombian accent, is what makes her the hottest hilarious chick on our list.