| Hosts | |
| Dave Coulier (1990–1994) Arleen Sorkin (1990–1992) Tawny Kitaen (1992–1994) TBD 2024 | |
| Announcer | |
| Ernie Anderson (1990-1994) TBD 2024 | |
| Broadcast | |
  ABC: 5/13/1990 (Special) ABC: 9/8/1990 – 3/28/1993 ABC (The New America's Funniest People): 9/18/1993 – 6/5/1994 ABC 2024 TBD | |
| Packager | |
| Vin Di Bona Productions | |
(The New) America's Funniest People was a spin-off from America's Funniest Home Videos; rather than accidental footage being shown, this show was based on people putting on acts to be funny.
Inventor[]
Vin Di Bona – based on the Japanese show Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan
Music[]
"Lookin' for the Funniest People" – by Peter Hix
Song Lyrics[]
Chi-town, Bean-town
Every in between-town
Lookin' for the Funniest People.
They got from Little Rock
Anywhere the bus stops
Lookin' for the Funniest People.
Lookin' for the Funniest…People!
Big grin shining (Woman: Lookin' for the funniest....)
Short people, tall people (Woman: Lookin' for the funniest....)
Silly and bizarre people (Woman: Lookin' for the funniest....)
Come on and be a star, people!
Studios[]
The Prospect Studios (1990–1992)
Universal Studios Florida (1992–1993)
Hollywood Center Studios (1993–1994)
Rating[]
Trivia[]
Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen (The Olsen Twins) appeared on America's Funniest People to sing "Peanut Butter". The Olsen Twins and Dave Coulier were both cast members on Full House with Bob Saget.
Arleen Sorkin went on to voice Harley Quinn in Batman: The Animated Series.
Tawny Kitaen went on to voice Annabelle in the animated series Eek! the Cat.
Additional Pages[]
America's Funniest People/Catchphrases
America's Funniest People/Gallery