You have a rather... unique sense of humor Give me a good episode of Hancock's Half Hour instead.
Has anyone else wondered about the sort of things we find funny? The above jokes poked fun at things like famine, death, terrorism, cancer and child abuse. The humour in Hancock's Half Hour is mostly based around greed, cruelty and stupidity, as is the humour in other successful shows such as Blackadder. Then there is the humour that I have heard described as the comedy of embarrassment, which is based around a socially inept character, such as in Some Mothers Do Have Them and The Office.
When you think about it, many of the subjects for humour are pretty unpleasant. So why are we capable of finding so much humour in human suffering, cruelty and ignorance?