Not a comedy guy, per se. But some of them are just really good. Like The Office and Parks and Rec. Recently, Ted Lasso. Just good fun shows.

For anime, I can always watch Boku Dake ga Inai Machi (Erased outside Japan, though it's a dumb name — the actual name translates to "The Town Without Me" and that's way cooler, and more accurate — fans of the Japanese title just call it Boku Machi though, for short). It's not exactly a comforting show though, it deals with some triggering issues. It's just good stuff. Grown man in a little boy's body, he's been forced back in time to solve the murder of a classmate, when he was a kid (the first time) everyone just ignored her, and he was super popular... so the second time around, he decides he and his friends are going to adopt her as one of their own. So it does have a wholesome element. Like when they find an abandoned bus and make a little shelter for her (because her home life is rough) to stay in. Or when he takes her to the museum, or that one tree, or the breakfast scene.

Some people say one of the long ones because they have no need to finish it, they can just jump right in whenever. I don't watch "the big three" (One Piece, Bleach, and Naruto), but, I guess, My Hero Academia or Fullmetal Alchemist (either version). Both are sufficiently long enough, I could just jump in anywhere and enjoy it.